Saving Dads… One Terrible Dad Joke at a Time
HPV-related throat cancer in men is on the rise — but early detection, good information, and a little humor can go a long way
A Common Virus. A Treatable Cancer. A Mission Worthy of a Cape (and a Pun).
HPV is incredibly common — nearly everyone encounters it at some point in life. For a small percentage of men, it can lead to throat cancer years or decades later.
Here’s the most important part: This isn’t anyone’s fault. It’s a virus, not a verdict.
What Men Need to Know
HPV-Related Throat Cancer Is Increasing
HPV-Related Throat Cancer Is Increasing
HPV-Related Throat Cancer Is Increasing
Yup, It’s a “Growing” Problem.
Men 40–60 are seeing higher incidence rates than ever.
No joke — early awareness saves lives.
The Good News? It’s Highly Treatable
HPV-Related Throat Cancer Is Increasing
HPV-Related Throat Cancer Is Increasing
HPV-positive cancers respond very well to treatment.
Think of it as the medical equivalent of fixing that leaky faucet you “meant to get to.”
You’re Not Alone
HPV-Related Throat Cancer Is Increasing
You’re Not Alone
Tens of thousands of men receive this diagnosis every year.
So yes, plenty of other guys are out there learning to say “oropharyngeal” correctly too.
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