HPV Vaccine Proven To Reduce Cancer Risk in Men, yet Fewer Boys Receive Shots in the US

Medicine & Technology May 24, 2024

Despite proven effectiveness in reducing cancer risk in men, HPV vaccine uptake among boys in the US remains low. Learn about the importance of vaccination for male health. Read more!

DNA Biosensor Developed With Enhanced Sensitivity Towards HPV, Shows Potential in Early Screening of Cancer Biomarkers

Sep 11, 2023

A group of researchers developed a novel DNA biosensor for early diagnosis of cervical cancer. Continue reading the article to find out more about this technology.

Cancer and Oral Hygiene: These Toothbrushing Habits May Boost Risks of Developing Malignant Infections

Mar 11, 2023

Some toothbrushing habits have been seen to be significantly linked with a cancer-causing malignant infection. Read to learn more.

Woman From California Gets Rare Cancer Diagnosis After Getting Manicure Wound During Salon Visit

Jan 14, 2023

During her manicure session, a Californian woman got a wound that became an entry point for a rare type of nail cancer to invade her system. Read to know more.

Transition from Pap Smear to HPV Test for Better Cervical Cancer Prevention Slow in Ontario, Concerns Doctors

Jul 06, 2022

Doctors in Canada are concerned over the hesitation of Ontario state to transition from the traditional Pap smear tests to a more accurate HPV screening. Read more about the process and how the changes impact the prevention of cervical cancer.

Women Vaccinated Against HPV Find Hope in New Cervical Cancer Test That Can Only Be Done Once in Their Lifetime

Mar 03, 2022

A new cervical cancer test brings hope to women vaccinated against human papillomavirus. Find out how an effective new approach, is done just once in a lifetime.

Do Jackalopes Really Exist? Here’s What New Research Tells Us

Dec 04, 2021

The image of a jackalope is sold on all kinds of novelties from postcards to shot glasses in the American West although a big question and heated debates on its existence.

New, Shorter Treatment for HPV-Associated Oral Cancer Promises Excellent Disease Control, Fewer Side-Effects

Oct 26, 2021

Some oropharyngeal cancer is linked to human papillomavirus (HPV), wherein 3,500 new cases in women and 16,200 cases in men are diagnosed each year. The new therapeutic technology of Mayo Clinic could treat patients with HPV-associated oral cancer with fewer side effects than the current standard treatment.

What You Need To Know About HPV and Cervical Cancer

Jan 14, 2021

Cervical cancer is among the most preventable cancers. Cervical cancer awareness month is a good reminder to have your cervical organs checked.

Researchers Discover Characteristics to Personalize Treatment for HPV-Related Head and Neck Cancer

Jun 15, 2019

Researchers believe their findings could help identify those patients with characteristics linked to improved treatment responses

Nearly Half Of Adults In The US Are Infected With HPV, Most Of Them Are Now Prone To Cancer

Apr 12, 2017

Human papillomavirus is a common, yet treatable, sexually transmitted disease. It is known to infect more than 40% percent of adults between the ages of 18 to 60 in the US. However, what many of them don't know is the fact that a majority of them are now prone to cancer.

HPV vaccine recommends to children ages 12-13 in US

Aug 13, 2015

Vaccination for HPV is very important. Research shows that as early as 9yrs.old, your child can be infected from it.

Mushroom extract may be helpful in treating HPV, including cervical cancer

Oct 30, 2014

Researchers from University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston found mushroom extract may be helpful in treating HPV, including cervical cancer