Male circumcision, penile human papillomavirus infection, and cervical cancer in female partners.
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V. Moreno | S. Franceschi | N. Muñoz | S. de Sanjosé | S. Chichareon | C. Meijer | X. Castellsagué | F. Bosch | K. Shah | R. Herrero | J. Eluf-Neto | Jennifer S. Smith | C. Ngelangel
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