Rising Global Concern: Increase in Penis Cancer Cases Expected by 2050
Penis cancer, a rare but concerning health issue, is on the rise globally with experts warning of a significant increase by 2050. Factors such as aging populations, tight foreskin, poor genital hygiene, and smoking contribute to the risk. HPV, a sexually transmitted infection, is a key factor in squamous cell cancer cases. HPV vaccines show promise in reducing cancer rates. Awareness, good genital hygiene, and HPV vaccination are crucial in preventing penis cancer.
Microplastics Found in Human Penises Raise Health Concerns
Groundbreaking study reveals microplastics found in human penises for the first time, raising concerns about potential health implications. Experts warn of infiltration into vital organs, with polyethylene terephthalate (PET) and polypropylene (PP) being common types detected. Further research needed to explore links to conditions like erectile dysfunction (ED) and determine potential pathology levels.