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HPV In Mouth
Hpv in mouth tissue is similar to the hpv that causes vaginal dysplasia or condyloma as is the epithelial cells they target.
The human papilloma virus affects the skin and mucosal areas of the body. Recent studies have linked human papilloma virus with certain types of oral cancer. 25% of those diagnoses with oral cancer were non-smokers and 75% had used tobacco on some form at some point in their lives.
Hpv in mouth tissue is similar to the hpv that causes vaginal dysplasia or condyloma as is the epithelial cells they target.
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HPV In Mouth -
Vaginal Dysplasia, Condyloma
Research shows that the mouth is, at the cellular level, very similar to the vagina and cervix. Both have the same type of epithelial cells that human papilloma virus types 16 and 18 target. Most oral cancers are of the epithelial cells similar to the cancer that affects the cervix.
Hpv in mouth tissue is similar to the hpv that causes vaginal dysplasia or condyloma as is the epithelial cells they target.
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