Simian virus 40 and human cancer

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However, several facts should be noted: SV40 was present in cancers of people who either had or had not received the polio vaccines that were contaminated with SV SV40 has not been present in any vaccine since People with cancers who were born after , when SV40 was no longer a contaminant of the polio vaccine, were found to have evidence for SV40 in their cancerous cells. Epidemiologic studies do not show an increased risk of cancers in those who received polio vaccine between and References Carroll-Pankhurst, C.

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