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Doença do colo do útero, causada por uma infecção pelo papilomavírus humano. Esta afecção é caracterizada por verrugas genitais. A transmissão é comumente por contato sexual.
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A disease of the cervix, caused by an infection with Human papillomavirus. This condition is characterised by genital warts. Transmission is commonly by sexual contact.
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15 August 2026
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A disease of the cervix, caused by an infection with Human papillomavirus. This condition is characterised by genital warts. Transmission is commonly by sexual contact.
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    Genital warts of cervix
    A disease of the cervix, caused by an infection with Human papillomavirus. This condition is characterised by genital warts. Transmission is commonly by sexual contact.

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      15 August 2026
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