Human Papillomavirus (Hpv) Infection In Rural And Tribal Populations Of The World With A Special Focus On The Prevalence In India

Human papilloma virus (HPV) infection is one of the major causes cervical cancer which common death in women across globe and fourth most prevalent representing 7.5% female deaths globally more than 85% these occur underdeveloped regions. In India, responsible for highest among can be attributed to multiple pregnancies, open relationships, inadequate sanitation cleanliness, behavioral habit lifestyle, smoking, poor nutrition, long-term contraceptive use. These factors have been associated as risk cancer. This review discusses issues faced by tribal rural areas India due economic conditions, different lifestyles mainstream population, sociocultural behavior lack access healthcare facilities. The also focusses on populations world prevalence rates groups. current initiatives taken government non-government organizations (NGOs) prevent control HPV reduce burden highlighted. emphasizes urgent need preferential care communities world.