HPV types 16/18 L1 E6 and E7 proteins seropositivity and cervical cancer risk in HIV-positive and HIV-negative black South African women.

Mwiza Gideon SinginiElvira SinghDebbie BradshawWenlong Carl ChenMelitah MotlhaleAbram Bunya KamizaChantal Babb de VilliersMazvita MuchengetiChristopher G MathewRobert NewtonNoemi BenderTim WaterboerFreddy Sitas

Published in: Infectious agents and cancer (2022)

Our data show that HPV (L1, especially E6 and E7) antibody positivity is associated with cervical cancer in both HIV-positive and HIV-negative women. Nonetheless, being HIV-positive plays an important role in the development of cervical cancer.

Keyphrases

hiv positive
cervical cancer screening
men who have sex with men
antiretroviral therapy
south africa
polycystic ovary syndrome
hiv testing
human immunodeficiency virus
hiv infected
high grade
pregnancy outcomes
hiv aids
breast cancer risk
insulin resistance
big data
metabolic syndrome
data analysis