Ceruicis carcinomata sunt fere omnes ex causa humana papillomavirus (HPV): dicitur quod in "communi frigus" sexually traducitur infectiones quia paene omnes sunt activae vitae quod personality ut cum eo infici. Fortunate, in immune ratio humana papillomavirus gestis maxime infectiones, et non parva percentage of populus humanarumque progressionum, ad pre-cancer, cancer becoming eventually. Sed quare hinc venena quibusdam aliis resistere potest?
To answer this question, Dr. Melissa M.Herbst-Kralovetz of the University of Arizona Cancer Center, an associate professor at the Phoenix Medical School at Union University, studied 100 premenopausal women and found a link between vaginal bacteria and cervical cancer. Compared with cervical cancer and precancerous patients, women with no cervical abnormalities have different vaginal bacterial communities. This difference reveals the direct relationship between “good” bacteria and cervical health. “Bad” bacteria increase the risk of cancer.
In microbial hic civitas a bacterial civitatem parasiticus in humano corpore. Eg LACTEOLUS acid bacteria in yogurt sunt ad epidermidis, sed dissimilis probiotics in yogurt, Bacteria hic inveniri potest promovere salutem vaginalis environment. Eg prior research ostendit quod mulieres cum vaginalis plerumque microbes gaseous Lactobacillus bacteriophage sunt verisimile patet HPV. Et ut suae cuiusque dicionis fines impedire possunt bonum Bacteria Bacteria ut non intrarent fines malos. Tamen, nunc in hoc bello carere et ad terram.
In ceruicis cancer aegris et precancerous, LACTEOLUS acid bacteria-expediunt Bacteria et noxia Bacteria-statutae, substituuntur mixtisque. In studiis, sicut numerus decrescebat LACTEUS acidum Bacteria, est magis gravi ceruicis abnormitates. In alia manu, obnoxius bacteria consociata cum dicitur Sneathia sunt pre-cancer, HPV infectio, et ceruicis cancer.
Sneathia are rod-shaped bacteria that can grow into fiber chains. They are related to other gynecological diseases, including bacterial vaginosis, miscarriage, premature delivery, HPV infection and cervical cancer. Dr. Herbst-Kralovetz ’s research found for the first time that a large number of Sneathia populations are associated with all stages of the HPV-to-cancer continuum, from the initial HPV infection to precancerous lesions to invasive cervical cancer.
Incertum est utrum Sneathia active promovere formatio HPV infectiones et carcinomata, aut num sint propter iustus fun. In current studio tantum feminarum ex snapshots providet supra tempus. Ut constituere identitatis, de futuris investigationis debet ferri super tempus.
