UNITED KINGDOM MULTICENTRE HPV OROPHARYNX CANCER CROSS-SECTIONAL STUDY - AN EVOLUTION IN THE UNDERSTANDING OF DISEASE AETIOLOGY
Oropharynx
Andrew G Schache, MD, PhD1, Ned Powell, PhD2, Kate Cuschieri, PhD3, Max Robinson, PhD4, Sam Leary, PhD5, Hisham Mehanna, MD, PhD6, Davy Rapozo7, Anna Long4, Heather Cubie3, Elizabeth Junor8, Hannah Monaghan9, Kevin Harrington, PhD10, Christopher M Nutting, PhD10, Ulrike Schick10, Andy S Lau1, Jon Sheard1, Catharine M West, PhD11, Ken Oguejiofor11, Steve Thomas, PhD5, Andy R Ness, PhD5, Miranda Pring5, Dennis J McCance, PhD12, Jacqueline A James, PhD13, Michael Moran, MD, PhD14, Emma V King, PhD15, Gareth Thomas, PhD16, Phil Sloan4, Richard J Shaw, MD1, Mererid Evans, MD, PhD17, Terry M Jones, MD1
1University of Liverpool, 2Cardiff University, 3Scottish Human Papillomavirus Reference Laboratory, 4Newcastle University, 5University of Bristol, 6University of Birmingham, 7Brazilian National Cancer Institute, 8Edinburgh Cancer Research Centre, 9Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh, 10The Royal Marsden Hospital, 11University of Manchester, 12University of New Mexico, 13Northern Ireland Molecular Pathology Laboratory, 14University College London Hospital NHS Trust, 15Poole Hospital NHS Foundation Trust, 16University of Southampton, 17Velindre Cancer Centre