HPV Virus

Some patients with HPV virus develop genital warts. This article covers different ways to treat them.

Many individuals infected with HPV have no noticeable symptoms while others require treatment for genital warts.

Excellent illustrations detail the different methods of investigating early cervical cancer symptoms. Describes the Pap test, HPV DNA test and cone biopsy.

Outlines what to expect at a visit including a pelvic exam and Pap test, with information on how to interpret results.

Lengthy article that explains the many different types of HPV virus. Compares the symptoms of different strains and the different signs of infection in men and women.

A list of the symptoms of HPV virus infection and modes of transmission. Helpful basic information for patients seeking quick answers.

A brief quiz emphasizes HPV virus, cervical cancer symptoms and prevention.

The recommendation that pre-adolescent girls receive the HPV virus vaccine has troubled many parents. This article addresses some of those concerns.

Experts discuss the controversy surrounding the HPV virus vaccine, guidelines, legistlation and possibilities for preventing cervical cancer.

A DNA-based test identifies high-risk types of HPV virus from a patient's cell sample. Find out more details on the company's site.

Gardasil is currently the only approved vaccine for HPV virus. Find out who should be vaccinated and learn about on-going research.

Describes the anatomy and function of the cervix. Also in-depth information on cervical cancer, human papillomavirus (HPV) as a possible cervical cancer symptom and treatments.

Quick reference sheet from the Center for Disease Control explains how the HPV virus is transmitted how to minimize your risk of contracting the virus.

Two presentations on women's health. One covers the signs and causes of cervical cancer and the other gives information on the HPV vaccine.