HPV stands for Human Papillomavirus and it's a very common sexually transmitted infection. There are over 100 different kinds of HPV, but most are harmless and go away on their own in two years or...
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The US Center for Disease Control tells you what the results of an HPV test or pap smear mean and what to do next in this extensive...
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Information on getting the HPV vaccine if you live in Québec....
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Frequently asked questions about HPV and throat cancer....
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The Center for Disease Control explains the basics of vaginal and vular cancers....
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The National Cancer Institute describes causes, signs, and treatments of anal cancer....
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The Center for Disease Control explains the various forms of cancer that can come as a result of HPV....
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This comprehensive site covers all aspects of the HPV virus, from how long it typically lasts in the virus to genital warts, cancers, and vaccines - All reviewed or created by medical...
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This site by Montreal health describes what HPV is, what you can do around it, and where you can get help or get the vaccine against the...
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Heart your Parts compiles a list of STBBIs (Sexual Transmitted and Bloof-Borne Infections), with a quick description of each STBBI, whether it is curable and/or treatable, and what any...
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