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Colposcopy: What you need to know

Colposcopy is an important diagnostic procedure in women’s health performed in a medical clinic, particularly for the early detection of cervical abnormalities. It plays a crucial role in identifying potential issues before they develop into more serious conditions. Understanding colposcopy, its significance, the procedure, and what to expect can empower women to take proactive steps in managing their reproductive health. This guide delves into the details of colposcopy, offering valuable insights into its role in maintaining cervical health and overall well-being.

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HPV in Men: Understanding the Risks, Transmission, and Prevention

Blog, HPV / Alida Fernandes

We have a gut feeling this blog is about to blow your mind. Get ready to dive deep into everything you need to know about HPV in men, a topic often overshadowed by its more commonly discussed impact on women.

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Talking to your partner about HPV

Blog, HPV / Victoria Gasparini

HPV is a sexually transmitted disease that 1 in 4 of us currently have, and 80% of us will get at some point in our lifetime. It is so ridiculously common, and yet talking about it still fills many of us with a sense of shame, embarrassment and fear. Most strains of HPV are low-risk

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5 Things No One Tells You When Diagnosed With HPV

Blog, HPV / Victoria Gasparini

Being diagnosed with Human Papillomavirus (HPV) can be an emotionally and physically challenging experience. That’s why we prioritize educating and empowering our customers on their diagnosis, so that no one is left in the dark. Here are five things to keep in mind if you find yourself facing an HPV diagnosis: 1. You Are Not

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Screening for HPV at home?

Blog, HPV / Victoria Gasparini

In a groundbreaking move towards enhancing women’s health and preventing cervical cancer rates from the continuing incline, new guidelines outlined in the Journal of the American medical association (JAMA), suggest that direct-mail self-sampling kits for HPV, increased cervical cancer screening by 14% in those who were past due for their pap smears. A study in

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Building a Robust Immune System this Winter

Blog, HPV / Victoria Gasparini

Well, just like that it’s 2024. I love new years because it signifies the end of one chapter and the beginning of another. Though i’ve never been one for making specific resolutions (ie. lose 10 pounds or eat healthier), I do love the idea of a fresh start. A clean slate. A time to focus

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Does Birth Control Worsen HPV?

Blog, HPV / Victoria Gasparini

If you’re reading this, you are likely one of the many people who are taking a closer look at their health and how their daily living impacts their experience with HPV. Well, I’m glad you’re here and I am even more glad that you are taking a proactive approach to your healthcare. This truly is

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HPV: Debunking Myths and Misconceptions

Blog, HPV / Victoria Gasparini

Human Papillomavirus (HPV) is a widespread infection, affecting more than 80% of sexually active individuals, both male and female. Despite its widespread prevalence, a stigma surrounds this topic, giving rise to numerous myths and misconceptions.These myths not only contribute to misunderstandings but can also hinder our efforts to manage HPV-related health issues. Many people with

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Abnormal Pap? Here’s What To Do Next

Blog, HPV / Victoria Gasparini

In 2022, an estimated 14,100 women in the United States have been/will be diagnosed with cervical cancer, caused by HPV. In 2020, over 600,000 women were diagnosed across the globe. While the HPV vaccine has drastically reduced cervical cancer rates as a direct result of preventing high-risk HPV, there are still approximately 4300 deaths per

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Getting To The Root Cause of Persistent HPV

Blog, HPV / Victoria Gasparini

We know that Human Papillomavirus (HPV) causes 98% of cervical cancers. HPV is also linked to other various cancers such as anal, vulvar and oropharyngeal. With that being said, not everyone who contracts HPV will develop such complications. Most cases of HPV will spontaneously regress on their own within 2-3 years. In the small few

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