Men face aloft risk of cancers related to verbal sex

Men are twice as expected as women to get cancer of a mouth and throat related to a tellurian papillomavirus, or HPV, one of a many common intimately transmitted infections, researchers say.

For men, a risk of HPV-driven cancers of a conduct and neck arise along with a series of verbal sex partners, researchers pronounced Friday during a American Association for a Advancement of Science (AAAS) annual assembly in a US capital.

With women, a series of passionate partners does not seem to lift a risk.

Women who have a larger series of vaginal sex partners seem to face a reduce risk of verbal HPV infection, she said.

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