Researchers have created a menstrual pad that can passively help detect HPV, potentially making pap smears a thing of the past.

Hispanic and Black men are dying from HPV-associated throat cancer at a higher rate than are white men, research finds.

A new intervention saw a double-digit jump in children completing the HPV vaccine series by age 13. Further, the improvements lasted over four years.

More teenagers might get the HPV vaccine if they could do so without involvement of their parents, a new study shows.

HPV vaccines will yield significant reductions in throat and mouth cancers in the US, but not for about 25 years, a new study shows.

Throat cancer is the No. 1 cancer HPV causes—and men make up 80% of those diagnosed. But most young men have not received the vaccine that can prevent it.

Women with unmet basic needs may not get Pap smears because they're focused on things like housing and food. A fix would save lives, say researchers.

Nearly 40% of Facebook posts about the HPV vaccine researchers examined boosted perceived risks. And the data suggests these posts had momentum over time.

Young sexual minority men need education about the risks, symptoms, and prevention of human papillomavirus (HPV), new research shows.

"...mailing unsolicited self-collection kits for HPV testing increased cervical cancer screening by 50% in women who were underscreened..."