Human papillomavirus (HPV) is a sexually transmitted disease that is highly prevalent. Certain types of HPV can cause cervical cancer, and certain types of HPV can cause genital warts. Because the virus rarely has visible symptoms, few people know that they have it. There is no cure for the virus but cancer can be prevented with regular screening and treatment of abnormal cell changes.
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Consumer health resource center providing an overview of genital warts and their causes, symptoms, and treatment.
Provides public education on HPV, including information on prevention, and treatment. Includes sections designed specific for teens, adults, parents, teachers and healthcare professionals.
Fact sheet from the National Cancer Institute about precancerous cervical conditions, risk factors, screening, and treatment.
Centers for disease control and prevention fact sheet on Genital HPV Infection.
Provides information about the virus for citizens and health professionals.
Find detailed information about HPV. Includes the epidemiology and treatment.
Consumer health resource center providing an overview of genital warts and their causes, symptoms, and treatment.
Provides public education on HPV, including information on prevention, and treatment. Includes sections designed specific for teens, adults, parents, teachers and healthcare professionals.
Find detailed information about HPV. Includes the epidemiology and treatment.
Centers for disease control and prevention fact sheet on Genital HPV Infection.
Provides information about the virus for citizens and health professionals.
Fact sheet from the National Cancer Institute about precancerous cervical conditions, risk factors, screening, and treatment.
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