CDC warns the American public about the high prevalence of HPV among adults.
Health official said the vaccine is only released to the public if scientific tests, called clinical trials, show the benefits outweigh the risks. NHS claimed the safety and effectiveness of Gardasil, the vaccine used to guard against HPV, has been rigorously tested in clinical trials.
Cervical cancer death rates more serious than previously thought, a new study found.
Since it's National Cervical Cancer Awareness this month, women are advised on how to prevent this type of deadly cancer.
A new DNA test may help detect cervical cancer and may replace pap smear testing.
The human papillomavirus (HPV) is responsible for many sexually transmitted forms of cancers. Knowing the cancer's early symptoms leads to early detection, which is crucial in determining the most effective treatment, which often include, surgery, radiation therapy or chemotherapy.
Women might have to start regular check-ups as early as 18 for most diseases since early diagnosis would help in better intervention of the diseases. It is advisable for women to get appropriate guidance from their doctors regarding the tests they need to take up as well as verify whether or not their insurance plans cover the tests.
The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has updated vaccine recommendations for HPV.
Bad news for the couples! Oral sex can increase your risk of head and neck cancer significantly, said a new study
The new law came into effect on January 1. Women will have to share their medical history with qualified pharmacists who can choose to refuse pills.
Not all doctors strongly recommend preteens to get the HPV vaccine, a new survey found.
European drug regulator found that HPV vaccines do not cause two health syndromes.
According to a new study, researchers found that the human papillomavirus vaccine can offer protection against the virus for at least eight years.
Researchers have taken over a defense system generally used by bacteria to fend off viral infections and redirected it against the human papillomavirus (HPV), according to a new study.
A new CDC report found that the HPV vaccination rates for boys and girls are still too low.