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Heliobacter pylori declared class 1 carcinogen by WHO

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Whatever that means.

http://www.tcd.ie/IMM/research_infection.php

It also evidently forms intracellular cocci according to a ref of

this Brorson paper - I also have other sources on this.

www.im.microbios.org/16december01/04%20Brorson.pdf

But it does not belong to spirochaetae as I had assumed - what I'm

reading onthe web here says its a proteobacterium.

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