HPV Cases Rising Among Young Adults as Virus Causes Cancer in Both Men and Women
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The human papillomavirus (HPV) is causing an increasing number of cancer cases among young people in Slovakia, with the virus responsible for malignancies in both men and women beyond its well-known link to cervical cancer. Health experts report a growing trend of HPV-related cancers affecting younger demographics. While HPV has long been recognized as the primary cause of cervical cancer in women, medical professionals emphasize that the virus also triggers various other types of cancer in both sexes, including oral, throat, and genital cancers. The rising incidence among younger populations highlights the importance of prevention measures and vaccination programs targeting both male and female populations.