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Volume 18, Issue 5
Women whose cervical intraepithelial neoplasia has been treated or resolved remain at continued high risk for cervical cancer
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Women whose cervical intraepithelial neoplasia has been treated or resolved remain at continued high risk for cervical cancer
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Jul 2013
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Sep 2013
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Oct 2013
69
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10
Nov 2013
57
4
4
Dec 2013
17
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2
Jan 2014
14
2
4
Feb 2014
7
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1
Mar 2014
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2
Apr 2014
10
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1
May 2014
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1
Jun 2014
7
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4
Jul 2014
12
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2
Aug 2014
36
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Sep 2014
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1
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Oct 2014
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1
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Nov 2014
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Dec 2014
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Jan 2015
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Feb 2015
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Aug 2015
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Sep 2015
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Oct 2015
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Dec 2015
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Jan 2016
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33
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Jul 2016
10
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Aug 2016
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15
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Sep 2017
37
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1
Oct 2017
15
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0
Nov 2017
14
0
0
Dec 2017
10
1
1
Jan 2018
18
0
0
Feb 2018
30
0
0
Mar 2018
31
2
0
Apr 2018
26
3
1
May 2018
31
0
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Jun 2018
13
0
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Jul 2018
22
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Aug 2018
27
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Sep 2018
18
2
1
Oct 2018
26
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Nov 2018
43
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Dec 2018
36
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Jan 2019
41
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38
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21
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11
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May 2019
13
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Jun 2019
2
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Jul 2019
15
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Aug 2019
5
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Sep 2019
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Oct 2019
17
3
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Nov 2019
3
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Dec 2019
10
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14
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4
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9
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24
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10
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Jan 2022
11
1
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Feb 2022
23
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Mar 2022
26
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Apr 2022
12
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May 2022
45
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45
1
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Jul 2022
17
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70
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41
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Oct 2022
26
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Nov 2022
25
1
0
Dec 2022
12
1
0
Jan 2023
14
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Feb 2023
62
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Mar 2023
16
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Apr 2023
2
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May 2023
17
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Jun 2023
3
1
1
Jul 2023
15
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Aug 2023
5
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Sep 2023
16
4
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Oct 2023
15
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Nov 2023
35
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Dec 2023
18
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Jan 2024
12
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Feb 2024
10
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Mar 2024
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