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P-905: Bacterial vaginosis is associated with cervical human papillomavirus infection: a meta-analysis of published studies
Davy Van den Broeck [Abstract]
Ghent, Belgium

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P-906: Association between bacterial vaginosis and cervical intraepithelial lesion: a systematic review and meta-analysis of published literature
Evy Gillet [Abstract]
Ghent, Belgium

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P-798: Age-specific High risk genotype distribution in a French ASCUS plus cohort population
Philippe Halfon [Abstract]
Marseille, France

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P-799: HPV genotypes discrimination by sequencing
Kirvis Janneth Torres Poveda [Abstract]
Cuernavaca, México

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P-801: HPV-16 viral load and its association with cervical abnormalities in a sample of HIV-positive and HIV-negative women in Senegal
R. Hanisch [Abstract]
Seattle, United States

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P-800: Predictors of invasive cervical cancer in women below 40 years in a screen and treat'' program in Zambia."
Sharon Kapambwe [Abstract]
Lusaka, Zambia

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P-797: Epidemiological profile DNA HPV16 positive women
Mary C. Bozzetti [Abstract]
Criciúma, Brazil

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P-794: Risk factors for Head and Neck Cancer: Is there a difference by HPV status?
Nada Farsi [Abstract]
Montreal, Canada

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P-795: Seroprevalence and Determinants of Human Papillomavirus 16/18 Seropositivity among Young Women in Costa Rica
Sarah Coseo [Abstract]
Rockville, United States

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P-796: Cigarette Smoking, an Independent Risk Factor for HPV Infection and for HSIL?
Mary C. Bozzetti [Abstract]
Criciúma, Brazil

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P-802: HPV types among HIV positive and negative women with biopsy proven LSIL and HSIL in Senegal, West Africa
Stephen Hawes [Abstract]
Seattle, Canada

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P-808: Worldwide incidence of human papillomavirus infection in women: systematic review and meta-analysis.
Bradford Wheeler [Abstract]
Chapel Hill, USA

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P-809: Prevalence of Oncogenic Human Papillomavirus (HPV) cervical infection in Canada: A systematic review
Andrea C. Tricco [Abstract]
Mississauga, Canada

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P-810: Prevalence of HPV in archived cervical cancer specimens from Alaska Native women, 1980-2007
Eileen Dunne [Abstract]
Atlanta, US

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P-807: HPV persistence in Guanacaste, Costa Rica: Single- vs. multiple-type prevalent infections
Nicole G. Campos [Abstract]
Coral Gables, USA

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P-803: Prevalence of HPV types in cancers in the United States 2000-2005
Elizabeth Unger [Abstract]
Atlanta, United States

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P-804: A cross sectional study of oral HPV infection in older HIV positive subjects
Nicolas F. Schlecht [Abstract]
Newark, USA

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P-806: The Cost-Effectiveness of HPV 16/18 Vaccination and Cervical Cancer Screening in Eastern Africa
Nicole G. Campos [Abstract]
Coral Gables, USA

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P-805: High Prevalence of Carcinogenic HPV Among Older Women in Nigeria, Africa: Can We Still Screen with HPV Testing?
Julia Gage [Abstract]
Rockville, USA

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P-793: HPV - Type-specific distribution in a group of women attending Hospital Fernando Fonseca, Lisbon
Sofia Santos [Abstract]
Carnaxide, Portugal

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P-780: The influence of pregnancy on hr-HPV detection
Channa Schmeink [Abstract]
Nijmegen, The Netherlands

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P-781: HPV infection in a clinic-based sample of HIV positive women in Puerto Rico
Ana Patricia Ortiz [Abstract]
San Juan, USA

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P-782: Using catalytic models to investigate trends in HPV seroprevalence by age in the UK
Ruth Chapman [Abstract]
London, UK

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P-779: Human papillomavirus infection in Algiers, Algeria : a population-based study
Hammouda Doudja [Abstract]
Algiers, Algeria

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P-776: Prevalence and genetic variability of human papillomavirus 58 in a group of Mexican women with cervical cancer and precursor lesions
Maria del R. Gonzalez-Losa [Abstract]
Mérida, México

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P-777: A bibliometric analysis of prevalence and control of Human Papillomavirus infection among females in the Middle-East
Saeed Akhtar [Abstract]
Jabriya, Kuwait

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P-778: Burden of HPV related gynaecological pre-invasive neoplasia and cancer: a population-based study
Mari Nygård [Abstract]
Oslo, Norway

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P-783: Modelling the cost borderline and mild dysplasia associated with HPV 6 and 11 infection
Ruth Chapman [Abstract]
London, UK

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P-789: Human papillomavirus infection in women with and without cervical cancer in Karachi, Pakistan
Syed Ahsan Raza [Abstract]
Karachi, Pakistan

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P-790: Acceptability of human papillomavirus vaccination among men who have sex with men in Vancouver, Canada
Claudia Rank [Abstract]
Vancouver, Canada

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P-792: Prevalence of genital HPV infection in a population-based pilot study in women living in Canada.
P. Forest [Abstract]
Montréal, Canada

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P-791: Prevalence of rectal human papillomavirus infection in men who have sex with men in Vancouver, Canada
Claudia Rank [Abstract]
Vancouver, Canada

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P-788: Comparison of HPV type distribution and type specific viral load in low and high-grade cervical lesions and cervical cancer
Christophe Depuydt [Abstract]
Antwerp, Belgium

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P-785: Health and economic burden of human papillomavirus-related diseases in singapore
Sun Kuie Tay [Abstract]
Singapore, Singapore

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P-784: Cost-Effectiveness of adding a Quadrivalent Human Papillomavirus (HPV) Vaccine to the Cervical Cancer Screening Program in Singapore
Sun Kuie Tay [Abstract]
Singapore, Singapore

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P-786: Type-Specific HPV Infection among Guatemalan and Honduran women screened by cytology
Annabelle Ferrera [Abstract]
Tegucigalpa, Honduras

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P-787: HPV type distribution in invasive cervical cancer and high grade cervical lesions in Singapore
Swee Chong Quek [Abstract]
Singapore, Singapore

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P-811: Monitoring the impact of HPV16/18 vaccination in a cohort of adolescent girls: Incidence of HPV infections prior to vaccination
Madelief Mollers [Abstract]
Bilthoven, the Netherlands

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P-837: False-positive Human Papillomavirus tests in cervical screening
Matejka Rebolj [Abstract]
Copenhagen, Denmark

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P-838: HPV Vaccine Recommendations: A Case Study in Policy Development for a Global Health Public Health Degree Program
Eckert Linda [Abstract]
Seattle, United States

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P-839: Process evaluation: the first step towards an HPV vaccination program evaluation in Ontario
S.E Wilson [Abstract]
Toronto, Canada

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P-836: Comparison of Surveillance Strategies to Monitor the Impact of HPV Vaccination on Cervical Dysplasia in California
Heidi Bauer [Abstract]
Richmond, USA

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P-832: Incidence of cervical cancer precursors and clinical burden associated with screening: baseline evaluation before HPV vaccination in Quebec (Canada).
Marie-Hélène Mayrand [Bio] [Abstract]
Chercheur, Faculté de médecine, Départements de Gynécologie et de Médecine Sociale et Préventive, Université de Montréal et CHUM
Montréal, Canada

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P-833: Feasibility of unsupervised self-sampling for population-based HPV prevalence studies.
Patricia Goggin [Bio] [Abstract]
Médecin-conseil, Direction des risques biologiques et de la santé au travail, INSPQ
Montréal, Canada

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P-835: India demonstration projects: experiences of reaching adolescent girls with human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccination
Sanjay Gandhi [Abstract]
New Delhi , India

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P-834: High-throughput assessment of the prevalence of HPV types before implementation of an HPV vaccination program
Anna Söderlund-Strand [Abstract]
Malmö, Sweden

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P-840: First year results from an integrated system of public health monitoring of HPV immunisation in Scotland
Heather A. Cubie [Abstract]
Edinburgh, UK

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P-846: Performance variation but few missed severe lesions in the Finnish cervical cancer screening programme
Stefan Lönnberg [Abstract]
Helsinki, Finland

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P-847: The effect of continuous systematic sex education program on sexually transmitted infections including condyloma acuminatum : an evaluation in Yamagat
Mutsuko Watarai [Abstract]
Shinagawa-ku, Japan

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P-848: Prognosis of Human Papillomavirus (HPV)-Positive versus HPV-Negative Head and Neck Cancers: A Systematic Literature Review
Diana Sanchez [Abstract]
Chapel Hill, USA

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P-845: HPV TESTING IN PRIMARY SCREENING AND TRIAGE OF AS-CUS
Raquel Ibáñez [Abstract]
L'hospitalet de Llobregat, Spain

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P-841: HPV-genotypes in an asymptomatic Italian population of 1,709 females and males
Sandra Mazzoli [Abstract]
Firenze, Italy

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P-842: Implementation of Cervical Cancer Screening with HPV testing in Colombia
Carolina Wiesner [Abstract]
Bogotá, Colombia

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P-844: Coverage and compliance of human papillomavirus vaccines in paris: analysis of social security reimbursements.
Roman Rouzier [Abstract]
Paris, France

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P-843: Using evidence for an extended HPV immunization schedule in pre-adolescent girls
Vladimir Gilca [Bio] [Abstract]
Quebec , Canada

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P-831: Cervical cancer prevention in China
Zeyi Cao [Abstract]
Beijing, China

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P-818: HPV Type Replacement: An unlikely phenomenon
Joseph E. Tota [Abstract]
Montreal, Canada

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P-819: HPV 16,18 vaccination of girls in GAVI-eligible countries: What is the consequence of a delay?
Sue Goldie [Bio] [Abstract]
Roger Irving Lee Professor of Public Health, Department of Health Policy and Management, Harvard School of Public Health
Boston, USA

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P-820: Economic evaluation of LBC, AutoLBC and HPV triage testing for cervical screening in Australia
Karen Canfell [Bio] [Abstract]
Cancer epidemiologist, Public Health, School of Public Health, University of Sydney; Cancer Epidemiology Research Unit, Cancer Council NSW
Sydney, Australia

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P-816: Human papillomavirus infection among young women engaged in sex work in Phnom Penh, Cambodia
Marie-Claude Couture [Abstract]
San Francisco, USA

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P-812: Impact of HPV-Related External Genital Lesions on Quality of Life
Alfred Mahr [Abstract]
Lyon, France

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P-813: Impact of HPV-Related, Non-Cancerous and Pre-Cancerous Genital Disease on Psycho-Social Factors and Sexuality
Alfred Mahr [Abstract]
Lyon, France

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P-815: Organized vaginal HPV screening program for eldly women in Taiwan
Hui-Chi Chen [Abstract]
Taipei, Taiwan

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P-814: Prevalence of multiple anal HR_HPV infections inf HIV-Positive MSM from a cohort study in Spain
Cristina González [Abstract]
Madrid, Spain

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P-821: Time-varying impact of HPV vaccination on the national cervical screening program in New Zealand
Karen Canfell [Bio] [Abstract]
Cancer epidemiologist, Public Health, School of Public Health, University of Sydney; Cancer Epidemiology Research Unit, Cancer Council NSW
Sydney, Australia

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P-828: The basic reproduction number for HPV 6, 11, 16, and 18 infections
Elamin Elbasha [Abstract]
North Wales, USA

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P-829: Why HPV test of cure both saves money and achieves better outcomes
Rosa Legood [Abstract]
London, Canada

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P-830: A continuous state natural history model and a transmission model with evolving sexual activity
Simopekka Vänskä [Abstract]
HELSINKI, Finland

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P-827: Impact of vaccinating boys and men against HPV in the united states
Elamin Elbasha [Abstract]
North Wales, USA

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P-822: HLA-E and HLA-G polymorphisms and risk of high-grade cervical intraepithelial neoplasia and cervical cancer
Rhea Ferguson [Abstract]
Montreal, Canada

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P-823: The role of IGF-1 and IGFBP-3 in the development of cervical squamous intraepithelial lesions
Rhea Ferguson [Abstract]
Montreal, Canada

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P-825: Modeling an optimal programme of immunization and screening to reduce the lifetime risk of cervical cancer in Japanese women
Ryo Konno [Abstract]
Saitama, Japan

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P-824: Impact of HPV vaccination on mortality due to cervical cancer in the UK
Nadia Demarteau [Abstract]
Wavre, Belgium

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P-775: epidemiology of 35 papillomavirus human beings in the cervical samples at the French women treated in hospital of Lyon
Yahia Mekki [Abstract]
Lyon, Canada

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P-723: Attitudes Toward HPV Vaccination Among Females Ages 27 to 45
Thomas Weiss [Abstract]
West Point, USA

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P-724: Physicians' Attitudes and Perceptions of HPV Vaccination for Males
Thomas Weiss [Abstract]
West Point, USA

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P-725: Strengthening capacities of health professionals to fight against cervical cancer and HPV infection.
France Lavoie [Abstract]
Québec, Canada

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P-722: A multi-center survey on age of sexual debut in Chinese women: suggestions for optimal age of HPV vaccination in China
Fang-Hui Zhao [Abstract]
Beijing, China

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P-719: Acceptability and willingness to pay for human papillomavirus vaccine in Vietnam
Nga Thi Le [Abstract]
Hanoi, Vietnam

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P-720: Developmental strategies for a targeted, multimedia intervention to enhance HPV vaccination in a southern U.S. city
Colleen Murray [Abstract]
Atlanta, USA

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P-721: Mother may I? Attitudes surrounding HPV vaccination from African-American mothers living in the southeastern US
Tracie Graham [Abstract]
Atlanta, USA

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P-726: What do young women know, think and do about HPV prevention in Québec (Canada)?
France Lavoie [Abstract]
Québec, Canada

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P-732: HPV Vaccine Intent and Uptake in Female Students Accessing Care at a College-Based Gynecology Clinic
Divya Patel [Abstract]
Ann Arbor, USA

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P-733: Factors differentiating high HPV vaccine acceptability from low acceptability among a national sample of adult women
Nathan Stupiansky [Abstract]
Indianapolis, USA

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P-734: Human papillomavirus vaccine preference and intention to vaccinate boys among providers in the Indian Health Service
Jennifer Wai Lee [Abstract]
Atlanta, USA

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P-731: Prevalence of HPV vaccine recommendation among a national sample of U.S. primary care physicians
Susan Vadaparampil [Abstract]
Tampa, USA

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P-728: Formative Research in Cervical Cancer Prevention and HPV Vaccine Acceptance in Orissa, India
Niharika Khanna [Abstract]
Baltimore, United States of America

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P-727: Attitudes of Australian gynaecologists to HPV vaccination
Jeffrey Tan [Abstract]
Parkville, Australia

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P-729: The Domino Effect: Adolescent girls' experience of HPV vaccination
Rachel Skinner [Abstract]
Westmead, Australia

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P-730: Impact of genital warts on health related quality of life: a multi-centre hospital-based study in China
Ju-Fang Shi [Abstract]
Woolloomooloo, Australia

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P-718: Reasons for HPV Vaccine Non-Compliance in Women 18-26
Anthony Cox [Abstract]
Indianapolis, US

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P-705: "Sexuall responsible behavior among adolescents-project-Knowledge is pleasure"
Dubravko Lepusic [Abstract]
Zagreb, Croatia

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P-706: The double burden of HPV positivity in Chinese women with borderline abnormal cervical cytology
Tracy Kwan [Abstract]
Hong Kong, China

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P-707: Acceptability of vaginal self-sampling for human papilloma virus among women not attending PAP screening program in CHile."
Javiera Leniz [Abstract]
Santiago, chile

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P-704: Psychosocial burden of HPV-related lesions among patients in mainland China
ShaoMing Wang [Abstract]
Beijing, China

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P-700: Acceptability of self collection for human papillomavirus (HPV) in Uganda: The ASPIRE Program
Gina Ogilvie [Bio] [Abstract]
Associate Medical Director, Division of STI/HIV Prevention and Control, BC Centre for Disease Control
Vancouver, Canada

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P-701: HPV detection by self-sampling in Nunavik, Québec: comparability and preference to provider-sampling
H. Cerigo [Abstract]
Montreal, Canada

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P-703: Multi-center Study on Human Papillomavirus Related Disease in Japan (J-HERS)
Fujiko Ito [Abstract]
Nagoya, Japan

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P-708: Predictors of high anxiety following an abnormal cervical cytology result
Melanie Drolet [Abstract]
Quebec, Canada

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P-714: Persuading parents to talk to a doctor about vaccinating their sons and daughters against the human papillomavirus
Heather Louise Gainforth [Abstract]
Kingston, Canada

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P-715: Undergraduate males' HPV vaccination intentions: Theory and beyond
Andrea Krawczyk [Abstract]
Montreal, Canada

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P-717: Knowledge, attitude and beliefs in cervical cancer prevention and HPV vaccination among college youths in Taiwan - a gender-based approach
Yun Ju Song [Abstract]
Taichung, Taiwan

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P-716: knowledge, attitudes, and practice of hpv vaccination among ob-gyn physicians in lebanon
Faysal El-Kak [Abstract]
Beirut, Lebanon

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P-713: HPV Vaccine Acceptance among Women in Germany
Stefanie Klug [Abstract]
Mainz, Germany

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P-710: Canadian paediatricians' knowledge and attitudes regarding HPV vaccination: what has changed since program implementation?
Eve Dubé [Bio] [Abstract]
Agente de planification, de programmation et de recherche, Risques biologiques, environnementaux et occupationnels, Institut national de santé publique du Québec
Québec, Canada

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P-709: Disparities in Gardasil uptake in Manitoba, Canada prior to the implementation of an immunization program
Erich Kliewer [Bio] [Abstract]
Associate Professor, University of Manitoba; Epidemiologists. CancerCare Manitoba
Vancouver, Canada

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P-711: Does hypothetical HPV vaccine acceptance translate into actual acceptance? The experience of Uganda
D. Scott LaMontagne [Abstract]
Seattle, USA

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P-712: Delivery strategies for human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccinations that achieve high coverage in developing countries
D. Scott LaMontagne [Abstract]
Seattle, USA

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P-735: Postapproval HPV vaccine uptake higher than expected in pediatric cohort with minorities having higher vaccination rates than whites
Jeffrey E. Korte [Abstract]
Charleston, USA

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P-761: HPV DNA and mRNA type distribution in South-Western French women treated for CIN and cancer
Jean-Luc Brun [Abstract]
Bordeaux, France

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P-762: Human papillomavirus type-16 variants in Spanish women with high grade cervical lesions
Sonia Perez Castro [Abstract]
vigo, Spain

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P-763: Genotype distribution of HPV and correlation with cytological data in a region of Spain (Madrid)
Paloma Martin [Abstract]
Majadahonda, Spain

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P-760: THE IMPORTANCE OF TYPE-SPECIFIC LOW-RISK HPV INFECTION IN MORE THAN 40 000 DANISH WOMEN FROM THE GENERAL POPULATION
Ann Nielsen [Abstract]
Copenhagen, Denmark

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P-757: Prevalence of Human Papillomavirus Infection and Genotypes in Women Attending Cervical Cancer Screening in Spain
Xavier Castellsagué [Abstract]
Unit Chief, Cancer Epidemiology Research Program (CERP)/ Institut Català d'Oncologia (ICO)
Catalonia, Spain

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P-758: HPV genotype prevalence in Australian women pre-vaccination
Suzanne Garland [Bio] [Abstract]
Director of Microbiological Research, Head of Clinical Microbiology and Infectious Diseases, Royal Women's Hospital
Parkville, Australia

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P-759: Type-specific oncogenic HPV and Pap findings in Inuit and non-Aboriginal women in Nunavut, Canada
Tom Wong [Bio] [Abstract]
Ottawa, Canada

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P-764: Risk of High-Grade Squamous Intraepithelial Lesion (HGSIL) and HLA-C allelic groups
Newton De Carvalho [Abstract]
Curitiba, Brazil

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P-770: Human papillomavirus genotype distribution in oral cavity and oropharynx cancer in France (EDiTH VI)
Jean Lacau Saint Guily [Abstract]
PARIS, FRANCE

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P-771: Human papillomavirus genotype prevalence in cervical biopsies from women diagnosed with cervical intraepithelial neoplasia or cervical cancer in Fiji
Sepehr N. Tabrizi [Abstract]
Parkville, Australia

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P-773: prevalence and associated factors to HPV16&18 in Fianarantsoa Madagscar
Annyck Ratiarson [Abstract]
Sudbury, Canada

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P-772: Epidemiology of HPV infection and cervical cancer in Azores - Portugal.
Isa Dutra [Abstract]
Angra do Heroísmo, Portugal

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P-769: Persistence, acquisition and clearance of HPV DNA in penile in HIV positive men
Roberto José Carvalho da Silva [Abstract]
São Paulo, Brazil

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P-766: HUMAN PAPILLOMAVIRUS TYPE DISTRIBUTION IN CERVICAL NEOPLASIA: RESULTS FROM TWO PARALLEL EPIDEMIOLOGICAL STUDIES IN WOMEN WITH HIGH-GRADE CERVICAL INTRAEPITHELIAL NEOPLASIA AND INVASIVE CERVICAL CANCER IN EUROPE
Wiebren Tjalma [Abstract]
Edegem, Belgium

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P-765: HPV DNA genotyping vs. citology in a population of 50.000 women as a part of cervical cancer prevention program.
Sonia Tamames [Abstract]
Valladolid, Spain

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P-767: Group-specific HPV concordance among steady couples in Kigali, Rwanda
Nienke Veldhuijzen [Abstract]
Amsterdam, the Netherlands

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P-768: Age-Specific Human Papillomavirus Antibody Prevalence: A Global Review
Margaret Lin [Abstract]
Beijing, China

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P-756: A discrete event simulation approach in modeling the impact of HPV vaccination and cervical cancer screening
Nathalie Largeron [Abstract]
lyon, France

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P-742: Survey of women aged 18 to 50 in three European countries: sociodemographic data and sexual behaviour
Javier Cortes [Abstract]
Palma de Mallorca, Spain

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P-743: A Strategy to Prevent Cervical Cancer in Latin America and the Caribbean
Silvana Luciani [Abstract]
Washington, USA

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P-745: Health and Economic Consequences of Male HPV vaccination on Cervical Cancer Burden in Thailand
Jane J. Kim [Bio] [Abstract]
Assistant Professor of Health Decision Science, Department of Health Policy and Management, Harvard School of Public Health
Boston, USA

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P-740: Attitudes, intentions, and decision-making about HPV vaccination among African American adolescents
Chelsea Voytek [Abstract]
Philadelphia, United States

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P-737: Ethnic and racial differences in HPV knowledge and vaccine intention among males receiving HPV test results
Ellen Daley [Abstract]
Tampa, US

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P-736: : Oral health providers' knowledge and perceived role regarding prevention of HPV-related oral cancers
Ellen Daley [Abstract]
Tampa, US

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P-738: Factors contributing to uptake of the publicly-funded HPV vaccine among grade 8 females in Toronto.
Hamidah Meghani [Abstract]
Oakville, Canada

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P-739: HPV Awareness and HPV Vaccine Awareness and Acceptability in Puerto Rico
Guilllermo Tortolero-Luna [Abstract]
San Juan, US

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P-746: Cost-Effectiveness of Targeted HPV-16,-18 Vaccination of Men Who Have Sex With Men in the U.S.
Jane J. Kim [Bio] [Abstract]
Assistant Professor of Health Decision Science, Department of Health Policy and Management, Harvard School of Public Health
Boston, USA

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P-752: An evaluation of the estimated health and economic impact of two different HPV vaccines in Canada
Andrea Anonychuk [Abstract]
Mississauga, Canada

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P-753: Cost-effectiveness rapidly declines with increasing age of women targeted for HPV vaccination.
Tjalke Westra [Abstract]
Groningen, the Netherlands

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P-755: COST-EFFECTIVENESS OF HUMAN PAPILLOMAVIRUS VACCINATION AND SCREENING IN SPAIN
Mireia Diaz [Abstract]
L' Hospitalet de Llobregat, Spain

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P-754: Is switching from repeat cytology to HPV triage a good idea?
Zia Sadique [Abstract]
London, UK

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P-751: HPV testing for cervical cancer screening appears more cost-effective than Papanicolau cytology in Mexico
Yvonne Flores [Abstract]
Cuernavaca, México

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P-748: Cost Feasibility Study of Five Cervical Cancer Screening Laboratory Technology Models in Manitoba
Shelley Stopera [Abstract]
Winnipeg, Canada

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P-747: Low incidence rates of cervical cancer and controversies for cervical cancer prevention in Iran
Jaleh Hassanloo [Abstract]
Tehran, Iran

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P-749: ESTIMATED HEALTH AND ECONOMIC IMPACT OF QUADRIVALENT HPV TYPES 6, 11, 16, 18 VACCINE IN JAPAN USING A TRANSMISSION DYNAMIC MODEL
Puneet K. Singhal [Abstract]
West Point, United States

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P-750: Cost-Effectiveness of Cervical Cancer Prevention Strategies in Thailand
Monisha Sharma [Abstract]
Boston, USA

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P-907: Possible relationship between placental Human Papillomavirus infection and spontaneous preterm delivery.
Franco Borruto [Bio] [Abstract]
Verona, Italy
Department of Obstetrics, Gynecology, and Genetic Biology, Pathology and Endocrinology of Childhood and Adolescence Unit, University of Verona, Italy

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