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The Key to Preventing Cervical Cancer
January is Cervical Cancer Health Month, an important time to raise awareness and empower individuals to protect themselves against this often preventable type of cancer
ID News Round-Up: Bird Flu, COVID-19, HPV, and Norovirus
Read recent news of interest from the world of infectious diseases including insights and explanations on bird flu, COVID-19, HPV, and norovirus …
2 Simple Steps to Prevent Cervical Cancer
Vaccination helps protect against cervical cancer and other cancers caused by HPV
ID News Round-Up
Advances in infectious disease prevention and treatment have made headlines on COVID-19, flu, HPV, RSV, and more
5 Reasons To Protect Yourself Against HPV
Almost all cervical cancer in the US is caused by human papillomavirus (HPV). January is Cervical Health Awareness Month—a timely reminder about the importance of getting vaccinated against HPV …
7 Facts About HPV & Cervical Cancer
Human papillomavirus (HPV) is the most commonly sexually-transmitted infection in the US and is the cause of almost all cervical cancers in women. Nearly 80 million individuals in the US, most in their teens and early 20s, are infected with HPV …
HPV Vaccination: Dispelling Myths to #PreventCancer
More than 44,000 men and women get HPV-related cancers in the US each year. Today, these are all cancers that can be prevented through vaccination. The myths and misconceptions have obscured the importance of the vaccine for cancer prevention—for both males and females.
Vaccines Save Lives: What Is Driving Vaccine-Preventable Disease Outbreaks?
Vaccines save lives; there is simply no question about it. Decades of evidence and scientific studies support this fact. So why are we facing a potential epidemic of vaccine-preventable diseases?