Abstract:
Many TCU men think the virus that causes cervical cancer in women does not have serious effects on them, a Health Center staff member said, but a new study may make them take the potential consequences of the virus more seriously.
A new study links the human papillomavirus, or HPV, to cases of throat and mouth cancers in men, said Burton Schwartz, a Health Center staff physician....
stuart shields
posted 2/14/08 @ 6:17 AM CST
may i just add that when diagnosed i had been with my present partner for 23 years and niether had strayed so it is not neccaserily linked to being sexualy transmitted ,and also only acounts for less than 0.1% of mens cancer so again very rare .So we need far more research on this subject and more to the point because it is so rare we {men} have to be far more aware of what is out there ,and the only way that will happen is to talk about these subjects and stop burying our heads in the sand .
stuart shields