HPV Vaccine

When the human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccine was commercially launched in 2006, the wellbeing of future generations of women was secured against the viruses that cause 70% of cervical cancer cases. However, cervical cancer continues to cause…

Human papillomavirus is known to cause cervical cancer, but many people forget that it’s a sexually transmitted disease, and so can easily put your wellbeing at risk. According to a hospital release from Dr Katharine O. White, chief of…

The internet has a lot of power these days, with any crazy person with a Wifi connection able to target anyone, anywhere. It’s easy to see how this might affect your emotional wellbeing – but what about your sexual health? Wellness expert…

Every year, cervical cancer fatally affects the wellbeing of 275,000 women worldwide, with 85% of those deaths occurring in developing countries. However, cervical cancer is one of the most preventable of all cancers, due to screening and…

The HPV vaccine is routinely offered to girls of 12 and 13 to reduce the risk of cervical cancer, but health groups say boys not given the vaccine are at greater risk of viruses linked to other cancers Photograph: Burger/Phanie/Rex…

Ever since the human papilloma virus (HPV) vaccine has been commercialised, people have been concerned about its affect on your overall wellbeing. The vaccine has had no long term testing, is injected into female children, and there have…