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Unless your Google calendar says you’ve got an upcoming Pap test or HPV vaccine appointment, odds are you aren’t actively sitting there thinking about HPV. Still, given the statistics on just how prevalent the virus is, maybe you should. Here are some things you should know about HPV.
The Impact Of A Prior HPV Infection Or A History Of Abnormal Pap Smear On The Humoral Immune Response To A Quadrivalent Human Papillomavirus (qHPV) Vaccination For a study, researchers examined if natural human papillomavirus (HPV) infection would cause an anamnestic reaction to quadrivalent (qHPV) immunization in women with SLE (SLE). Thirty-four women (19-50 years) […]
Seb Evans reports back from the Oral Cancer Action Charter signing at the Palace of Westminster last month. Leading figures from dentistry along with MPs all joined to sign the latest Mouth Cancer Action Charter towards the end of 2021. The charter challenges the government on six key actions: Conduct a government-funded public health awareness […]
Vitamin B12 deficiency has a wide range of symptoms, affecting everything from your mouth in the form of poor oral hygiene, to your toes (pins and needles). What are the warning signs of vitamin B12 affecting your mouth and oral health? A lack of vitamin B12 can leave you feeling tired, groggy and can have […]
Eva Grayzel is an oral cancer survivor that is about increasing awareness and the need for oral cancer screening. Eva Grayzel, a nationally recognized Master Storyteller and performance artist, was diagnosed at age 33 with stage IV oral cancer and given a 15% chance of survival. After regaining her deep vibrant voice, Eva applied her […]
Risk assessment for oral and oropharyngeal cancer is still taught around a patient who is increasingly not the one presenting. The tobacco-and-alcohol model remains valid for one form of the disease and close to useless for the other. Understanding which is which changes how a practice screens. These are two different diseases Oral and oropharyngeal […]