Infectious Agents and Cancer

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Infectious Agents and Cancer

Peter M. Howley

Overview of Cancer and Infectious Agents

Infectious agents are second only to tobacco use as a potentially preventable cause of cancer in humans. Estimates vary between 15% and 30% as to the percentage of cancers worldwide that are associated with an infectious etiology. 1,2

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