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A new study shows that chlamydia may increase your risk of contracting the strains of the human papillomavirus (HPVI) known to be linked to cervical cancer. Finnish researchers examined the blood samples from about 130 women with advanced stages of the deadly disease and concluded that certain types of chlamydia were factors in their developing HPV and, subsequently, cervical cancer. In fact, women with chlamydia-which is the most common bacterial ...