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Vaccines used against human papilloma virus
Matnazarova Gulbahor Sultanovna, Rakhmanova Zhamila Amanovna, Dauletbayev Asilbek Dauletbayevich, Sunnatullaev Ravshan Rakhmatullaevich & Mirtazaeva Nargiza Omonovna
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The article presents data on the prevalence of human papillomavirus, the types that cause benign and malignant precancerous and cancerous lesions of the genitals, in particular cervical cancer. The only reliable method of preventing papillomavirus infection is vaccination. The article describes the indications and types of vaccines used for different types of papillomavirus.Other Versions
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