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See Latest ArticlesCervical Dysplasia and Associated Risk Factors in a Juvenile Detainee Population
Journal of Pediatric and Adolescent Gynecology , 11/03/09
Gander S et al. – Female juvenile detainees in Kingston, Ontario, have higher rates of STIs, associated risk factors, and abnormal Pap tests than the general female adolescent population. This new information confirms that this population is at risk for HPV infection and subsequent cervical cancer.
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