About 50-80% of CIN patient have HPV infection, 90% or more human cervical cancers contain HPV DNA. Those remaining HPV(-) cervical cell lines have p53 or RB gene mutation. The most prevalent HPV type in cervical cancer is type 16, folloewd by type 18, 31, 33
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5/9/2004 12:59:02 PM
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cin
whats CIN?
5/9/2004 9:42:08 PM
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How do you find out what type you are? Cause I know I have HPV and I have had GW but I don't know what type I am.......
5/9/2004 11:35:09 PM
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Keep in mind that less than 1% of HPV cases ever become cervical cancer which is very few considering that 50% - 75% of all HPV cases involve the high risk types mentioned above.
5/11/2004 3:54:56 PM
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Yeah with the general population (80%) being exposed at one time or another...very few actually die from cervical cancer..Half of those that croke from this have never had a pap in there life. It takes more than HPV to get cancer other factors going on as well to make the cancer happen
6/9/2004 2:22:27 PM
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guilty
I had a genital wart back in 87, it went away and I didn't think much of it, until a girfriend of mine contracted cancer, I thought surely it wasn't me,,this is before much research, she later died and I have that guilt for eternity, think it's a game,,,this is real,
