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… vaccinations. One vaccine we recommend – but often results in a lot of questions – is the HPV vaccine. To help clear the air, let’s walk through some of the most frequently asked questions about this cancer-preventing vaccine.     What Is HPV and Why Do We Need To Be Immunized Against It? HPV stands for human papillomavirus – the most common sexually transmitted infection (STI). Most …

… Aru Panwar long to come to a similar conclusion. Omaha World-Herald reporter Julie Anderson: HPV-Related Cancers Are Becoming More Common in the Throat And in Men …

… patients. Omaha World-Herald's Julie Anderson: New system helps doctors differentiate between HPV-related and smoking-related throat cancers   …

… Methodist Health System is taking a systemwide approach to efforts to boost HPV vaccination rates in the community with the help of a special designation — and some funding … causes about 34,800 cancers a year in women and men, but more than 90% of cancers caused by HPV can be prevented by the vaccine. It is recommended as a two-shot regimen for kids ages 11 to 12 but can be given as early as age 9. Vaccination rates for HPV routinely lag the roughly 90% rates for other shots given to kids at that age, even in …

… The HPV vaccine can reduce the rates of certain cancers, including many cervical and oral cancers, … physicians and medical organizations say. But opposition by some individuals is strong, and HPV vaccination rates remain low when compared with other kinds of vaccinations recommended for … physicians, see great benefits to the vaccine.  Omaha World-Herald: Despite medical backing, HPV vaccine rates remain low …

… Estabrook Cancer Center, took a closer look at cervical cancer screenings, the benefit of the HPV vaccine and treatment options during KETV's Chronicle. KETV Chronicle: Preventing Cervical …

… key to keeping people healthy, but there’s an important one you may not be familiar with. The HPV vaccine can prevent the spread of human papillomavirus, which can cause several types of cancer. HPV is the most common sexually transmitted infection in the U.S. Getting vaccinated in adolescence is a safe and effective way to protect yourself against HPV-related diseases in the future.   HPV Basics HPV is most commonly spread by direct contact of …

… on the tonsils and base of the tongue – in the U.S. are caused by human papillomavirus (HPV)? HPV, is the most common sexually transmitted disease in the U.S., with about 85% of people exposed to it at some point in their lifetimes.  The good news is that HPV-related cancers are more treatable and curable than tobacco- and alcohol-related cancers, and …

… are diagnosed in the United States each year in parts of the body where human papillomavirus (HPV) is often found. And HPV causes about 34,800 of those cancers. However, more than 90% of cancers caused by HPV can be prevented through vaccination.  In an effort to raise awareness and improve …

… home in Hastings to Omaha to confirm the diagnosis they feared. It was cancer. And it was HPV-related. Mark had a tumor in his neck and one at the base of his tongue. “Right then and …