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Cervicitis is associated with important reproductive sequelae. Primary causes include chlamydia and gonorrhoea, but a known sexually transmitted infection (STI) is not identified in >50% of cases (i.e. STI-negative cervicitis). Bacterial vaginosis (BV) and specific BV-associated bacteria have also been associated with cervicitis, but data are limited. We investigated the association between STI-negative cervicitis and vaginal microbiota composition.
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