marginal significanceP =0.07
We observed that high viral loads (>10 5 copies) at baseline reached marginal significance ( P =0.07) in predicting disease progression among women with LSILs, consistent with Castle et al (2005) .
We observed that high viral loads (>10 5 copies) at baseline reached marginal significance ( P =0.07) in predicting disease progression among women with LSILs, consistent with Castle et al (2005) .
Women who had high viral loads (>10 5 copies) vs low viral loads (⩽10 5 copies) at baseline had marginally significant increased risk of disease progression ( P =0.07).