Groundbreaking research from Argentina reveals that high-risk strains of HPV, known for their cancer links, may also affect male fertility by impacting sperm quality. This finding shifts the focus from women to men in the ongoing study of HPV's health effects.

Fewer doses of a vaccine than currently recommended are needed to protect against human papillomavirus-related cancers in young women, research by doctors at the University of Texas Medical Branch has confirmed.

Texas schools require immunizations against preventable diseases and most of what’s required will be given before students enroll in Kindergarten.

A majority of Americans are unaware that HPV, the most common sexually transmitted infection in the U.S., can cause a number of major cancers, a new study found. Researchers were surprised over one finding in particular: a decline in awareness that HPV, human papillomavirus, is linked to cervical cancer.

There are things parents can do with their kids during childhood that can help prevent them from developing cancer in their lifetime.