HPV is most commonly associated with infections in the genital area. However, it can also infect the mouth and throat. While most types of HPV cause no symptoms, some high-risk types are known to cause certain kinds of cancer, including oropharyngeal cancer or “throat cancer.” The prevalence of oropharyngeal cancer has increased dramatically in recent decades. Learn more about how to protect yourself against this type of HPV-associated cancer. Visit for more: https://hpvhub.com/hpv-throat-cancer/
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