For starters, it does not mean you have cancer—or that you’re destined to develop it.

There is currently no medical treatment to rid your body of HPV once you have it. How Genital Warts Are Treated Genital Warts ...

“If you do nothing to a wart, it should eventually go away,” Schultz says. However, this could take years. Warts can be ...

In 2016, like many single parents, Gilma P. was juggling a hectic work life and caring for her teenage daughter when she learned she had HPV-related cervical cancer after an abnormal Pap smear. "I was ...

The first shipment of FDA-approved cervical screening self-tests has gone out with hopes they will help prevent cervical ...

The story of a man in China who lost all his money due to misdiagnosis of the HPV virus (human papilloma virus) has been ...

Experts have yet to find a treatment for HPV itself. That said, you can get treatment to address genital warts, precancerous cells, and some cancers caused by HPV. Medical term: Precancerous cells ...

If you have HPV, you might never know it. It’s so common that the CDC estimates that almost 80 million people in the U.S. have it. Both men and women can get genital warts, but the symptoms ...

It's long been known HPV can impact women's fertility, but a new study suggests it could be causing some men's struggles too.

In other words, men were susceptible to the infection throughout their lifetime, not just in their youth. HPV can be sexually ...

Head and neck surgical, radiation, and medical oncologists in the Baylor St. Luke's Medical Center Dan L Duncan Comprehensive Cancer Center specialize in the diagnosis and treatment of early stage and ...

If you contract HPV and develop symptoms of genital warts, you can take a prescribed topical treatment. However, there is no treatment for an HPV infection, says Cepin. "If you have an HPV ...