Co-infection with multiple HPV types was detected in high percentages of HPV positive patients. – Acta Dermato-Venereologica (1) Is it possible to be infected with more than one type of the Human Papillomavirus (HPV)? It is actually common to carry more than Read More …
Major studies have shown that women who were vaccinated nevertheless developed cervical cancer. –The Jerusalem Post (1) An article in the Jerusalem Post reported on a recent meeting “in Tel Aviv 10 days ago of 40 leading experts on gynecology, oncology, Read More …
Women with high-risk HPV strains were significantly more vulnerable in the second trimester of pregnancy.– Journal of Obstetrics and Gynaecology Research (1) Many women infected with HPV worry about the risk of being infected during pregnancy. Research shows that the virus Read More …
33% of all throat cancer cases may be caused by HPV infection, according to the Journal of Clinical Oncology. (1) HPV is a much more common cause of throat cancer than originally thought, and it is spreading. For example, actor Michael Douglas Read More …
Genital herpes increases the risk of cervical cancer, which kills thousands of women every year, by acting as an “accomplice” to HPV. – WebMD.com (1) A co-infection of HPV and herpes sharply increases the risk of cervical cancer according to Read More …
The number of HPV caused cancers is increasing. – Journal of the National Cancer Institute (1) If Gardasil prevents HPV cancer, why are these numbers increasing? Gardasil prevents cancer. Or does it? The media continues to publish articles saying that Read More …
After LEEP, narrowing of the cervix (cervical stenosis) may occur, which can cause infertility. – WebMD (1) Besides pain from the LEEP procedure itself, WebMD lists the following potential side effects to the LEEP procedure: fever, bleeding that lasts for more Read More …
Any woman with an intact cervix who is sexually active – gay or straight – should have regular cervical screening. – Gaystarnews.com (1) Many lesbian and bisexual women risk their lives unnecessarily. They are not often tested for HPV, the virus Read More …
HPV can be “transmitted from fingers, saliva, genitalia. Any kind of intimate physical contact….” – New York Daily News It is well-known that HPV causes cervical cancer in women. However, many do not know that HPV can also cause head and Read More …
1 in 3 uncircumcised men are at higher risk of HPV infection. – International Journal of STDs and AIDS (1) Uncircumcised men get HPV more than other men. According to Dr. OZ’s website, it is “due to the fact that the Read More …