Michael Douglas claimed he got throat cancer from cunnilingus and the world freaked out. But there's a lot we can learn about HPV, cancer, and health from this conversation, if we stop being so squeamish.
A new study shoots big holes in one of the major criticisms of the HPV vaccine, by showing that young girls don't become more promiscuous after getting shots to protect against the sexually transmitted disease.
Our takeaway from a new study on HPV? We all seem to have forgotten about HPV.
Puppy pictures notwithstanding, Perry's crowd of critics is growing
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