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Protect Yourself Against Cervical Cancer

HPV stands for “human papillomavirus”.

HPV is a very common virus.  In fact, it’s estimated that 8 out of every 10 women get HPV by the age of 50.

Men also can get HPV.  However, it is rare for HPV to cause serious problems in men.


What is HPV?

How is HPV linked to cervical cancer?

Certain “high-risk” types of HPV cause cervical cancer.

For most women, HPV goes away before it causes any problems.  For some women, however, the infection persists.

When the infection doesn’t go away, abnormal cells may form on the cervix.

Abnormal cells can develop into cervical cancer if they are not detected and treated early.


For more information on how to protect yourself against cervical cancer please visit www.theHPVtest.com.