OCR GCSE Combined Science A · J250
Specification B6.3c · Biology Paper 2
Revise: Disease InteractionsHPV and cervical cancer show how a communicable infection can lead to a non-communicable disease.
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GCSE Combined Science · key term
Human papillomavirus: a group of viruses, some high-risk types of which can cause cervical cancer if infection persists.
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Specification B6.3c · Biology Paper 2
Revise: Disease InteractionsHPV and cervical cancer show how a communicable infection can lead to a non-communicable disease.
Distinguish the communicable HPV infection from the non-communicable cervical cancer it can cause.
Use ‘increases the risk’ rather than suggesting that everyone with HIV develops tuberculosis or everyone with HPV develops cancer.
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