Epidemiologic and economic burden of HPV diseases in Spain: implication of additional 5 types from the 9-valent vaccine.

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Agustín Franco

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Aureli Torné

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Carmen Barrull

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Elisabet Viayna

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María San-Martin

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Noelia López

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Nuria Perulero

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