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Sexually Active Younger Women Are At Higher Risk For Infection With Human Papillomavirus

nce and overestimate the duration of HPV infection. They also warn that it is uncertain whether these data apply to older women.

In addition to Dr. Burk, collaborators included Gloria Y. F. Yo, Ph.D., and Chee J. Chang, Ph.D., both of the Albert Einstein College of Medicine, Bronx, N.Y.; and Robert Bierman, M.D., and Leah Beardsley, N.P., both of Rutgers University Student Health Service, New Brunswick, N.J.

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