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Increased cancer risk: Why cancer risk increases due to unprotected oral sex

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HPV infections due to oral intercourse can increase the risk of cancer in the mouth and throat area – several studies confirm this. While most infections remain harmless, certain types of HPV can survive in the body and become dangerous in the long term.
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Increased cancer risk: Why cancer risk increases due to unprotected oral sex

HPV infections due to oral intercourse can increase the risk of cancer in the mouth and throat area – several studies confirm this. While most infections remain harmless, certain types of HPV can survive in the body and become dangerous in the long term.

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chip.de broke the news in on Friday, April 4, 2025.
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