High prevalence of HPV infection in the remote villages of French Guiana: an epidemiological study

@article{Adenis2017HighPO,
  title={High prevalence of HPV infection in the remote villages of French Guiana: an epidemiological study},
  author={Antoine Adenis and Valentin Dufit and Maylis Douine and Florine Corlin and G{\"u}len Ayhan and Fatiha Najioullah and Vincent Molinie and Paul Brousse and Gabriel Carles and Vincent Lacoste and Raymond Césaire and Mathieu Nacher},
  journal={Epidemiology and Infection},
  year={2017},
  volume={145},
  pages={1276 - 1284},
  url={https://api.semanticscholar.org/CorpusID:25246195}
}
There was a U-shaped evolution of HPV prevalence by age with women aged >50 years at highest risk for HPV, followed by the 20–29 years group, and the overall age-standardized prevalence rate was 35%.
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