Human papillomavirus and HPV infection
Clinical research is focused on HPV infection and the prevention of human papillomavirus transmission, with particular attention to infection patterns in populations attending sexual health services.
- HPV-16 and HPV-18 infection
- Anal HPV infection
- Vaccine effectiveness
The sponsor’s research interest centers on HPV-related disease prevention in a clinical setting serving men who have sex with men.
Sexual health and infectious disease prevention
Work linked to the Sexual Health Clinic in Amsterdam reflects a strong interest in infectious disease prevention within sexual health care, especially where screening and prevention intersect.
- Sexual health clinic-based care
- Prevention in healthy participants
- Community-focused infection control
This area highlights clinical involvement in reducing sexually transmitted viral infections through preventive research in a healthcare facility environment.
Vaccination and immunisation research
The sponsor is involved in research on vaccination as a preventive tool against HPV-associated infections, with emphasis on real-world protection in adult populations.
- HPV vaccine effectiveness
- Preventive immunisation
- Protection against viral acquisition
Its clinical interest includes the evaluation of vaccine-mediated prevention in settings relevant to sexual health and infectious disease control.
