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HPV, or Human Papilloma Virus is a very common STI that can cause symptoms ranging from common warts to cervical and other types of cancer.

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HPV infection can cause lesions that also increase risk of other infections!

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HPV infection can alter dna of healthy cells, potentially turning them cancerous!

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Here are a few diseases HPV vaccination can prevent!

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Women who have contracted HPV are 6 times more likely to get cervical cancer.

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While cervical cancer is the leading type of cancer HPV can lead to, there are other cancers that could stem from HPV infection, and both men and women alike can be affected!

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An effective vaccine is available for HPV, and it is recommended for ages 11-12 years. Vaccination against HPV could reduce risk for many types of cancer !

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Simplest method to reduce HPV transmission!

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Another strong case for HPV vaccination!

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Another strong case for HPV vaccination!

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In a 2016 study, researchers found that about 11 percent of newborns born to HPV-positive mothers also had the virus.

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True or False? HPV can be transmitted through breastfeeding?

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True or False? HPV can be transmitted through breastfeeding?

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Unfortunately this is true, but it does seem to be a low risk (even lower if Mom is vaccinated!) and the rewards of breastfeeding outweigh the risks!

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While there are some treatments for symptoms of HPV, there is no cure better than prevention!

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For the health of our whole community, follow the steps above to reduce the damaging effects of human papilloma Virus!