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.
Rising Cases of Penile Cancer and Amputations in Brazil
Learn about the rise in penile cancer cases in Brazil, with over 6,500 amputations in the past decade. Early detection is crucial to avoid drastic measures like partial or total amputation. Discover the emotional and physical challenges faced by patients like João, whose experience highlights the life-altering impact of penile cancer treatment.