HPV isn’t just “down there.” It’s silently climbing up into the throat, turning into deadly cancers that often strike decades after the first infection. Men are being hit hardest, and the reasons are as unsettling as they are misunderstood. From sex to smoking to missed vaccines, experts say the danger is hid… Continues… HPV has long been dismissed as a women’s health issue, tied mainly to cervical cancer. Yet experts now warn that men are bearing a disproportionate burden of HPV-related throat and mouth cancers, often without realizing they were ever infected. Many strains of HPV clear naturally, but a...
Continues…