HPV induced cancers: rapid changes in epidemiology, carcinogenesis and natural history
Sunday, December 2, 2018
Main Training Course
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MTC 01
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8:30 AM
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10:00 AM
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HPV induced cancers: rapid changes in epidemiology, carcinogenesis and natural history
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Auditorium I
HPV infection causes about 4.5% of tumours worldwide, mainly in women. Over 25% of cancer are due to HPV in sub-African women. Cervical cancer trends are generally favourable but concerning rises in the incidence of the disease are being seen in countries in which HIV is common or sexual habits are changing without the “umbrella” of cervical screening. Progress are being done in the distinction of the most dangerous HPV infections in different anatomical sites. Ultimately, HPV vaccination and screening may eliminate HPV-associated cancer in both sexes in many world regions.
8:30 AM
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MTC 01-01
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The burden of HPV caused cancers, updating the picture
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S.
Silvia
FRANCESCHI
8:45 AM
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MTC 01-02
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Last trends in different HPV-related sites
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S.
Salvatore
VACCARELLA
9:00 AM
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MTC 01-03
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The susceptibility and the difference by sites: natural history and carcinogenesis
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J.
John
DOORBAR
9:15 AM
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MTC 01-04
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Emerging issues on HPV transmission (genital, anal, oral)
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G.
Gypsyamber
D'SOUZA
9:30 AM
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MTC 01-05
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Risk markers of HPV-associated pre-cancers and cancers by sites and gender
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N.
Nicolas
WENTZENSEN
9:45 AM
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MTC 01-06
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Discussion
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