4 years of clinical study, 4 years of analyses: we are proud to see the results of the #PAPCLEAR study deciphering the #dynamics of #papillomavirus genital infections 🦠 in young women is published in @PLOSBiology
https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pbio.3002949
A huge 🙏 to the study participants, the clinical staff of the CEGIDD at #CHU_Montpellier 🏥 , the @ERC_Research for funding, and all the @ete and @EcoEvoHealth team in the dry and wet labs! 🔬
Human papillomavirus (HPV) infections drive one in twenty new cancer cases, with a particular burden on women. This analysis of longitudinal clinical data using kinetics models reveals that HPV infections exhibit a long plateau virus load and that their clearance is associated with specific signals in the host immune response.
Happy to share our new paper characterizing the second wave of the COVID-19 epidemic in rural Madagascar using sero-prevalence data, led by Andres Garchitorena (#MIVEGEC) with colleagues from Pivot Madagascar (https://www.pivotworks.org/) and Institut Pasteur Madagascar
https://doi.org/10.1093/ije/dyad135 [DM for PDF]
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Ecology & Evolution of Health
Michelle Evans