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Cross-sectional study shows HPV infection affects cervical cytology in younger women, suggesting tailored screening methods.
This study confirmed the association between HPV infection and cytological changes, particularly in younger age groups. These results highlight the importance of age-tailored screening approaches and support the continued use of conventional Pap smears as cost-effective tools. Integrating virological and microbiological assessments may further refine cervical cancer prevention strategies, particularly in transitional healthcare systems across the Western Balkans.
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