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Mohammadi M et al. – The current study emphasizes the implication of vacA polymorphic structure, especially the s1/i1/cagA+ genotype, in increasing the risk of GC by revealing their association with gastric pre–neoplastic changes and their reflection in VacA sero–positivity which encourages the application of noninvasive procedures in population screening.

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