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Human Papilloma Virus is known to be the most frequent cause of genital infections at sexually active women. The virus is transmitted mainly sexually but epidemiological and clinical data suggest sufficient evidence also for other routes of transmission.
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Care sunt provocările cadrelor medicale în vedereadepistării la timp, a diagnosticării corecte şi a aplicării tratamentelor personalizate? Care sunt necesităţile la nivel naţional în comunicarea cu instituţiile statului pentru o informare corectă a populaţiei cu privire la prevenţie şi accesul rapid la serviciile medicale din România?
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