Research Notes on Human Papillomavirus Incubation
The human papilloma virus (HPV) is a family of over 100 viruses. One-third of these viruses can infect the genital region. HPV infection may cause genital warts a common condition in both males and females. The incubation period can be a few weeks to more than 1 year.
Top Resources on Human Papillomavirus Incubation
- Rutgers: Human Papillomavirus Incubation
- University of Wisconsin: Human Papillomavirus Incubation
- Stanford: Human Papillomavirus Incubation
- Thompson Gale (via Yahoo Health): Human Papillomavirus Incubation
- Wikipedia: HPV Latency Period
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