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The gender gap in HPV Literacy: A Cross-Sectional study of patient awareness of HPV-Related oropharyngeal carcinoma in men in the vaccine era
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• Public awareness lags behind the rising burden of HPV-related male malignancies. • A profound “blind spot” exists: only 8.9 % identified male HPV-related cancers. • Female sex and academic education are independent predictors of higher literacy. • High vaccine safety awareness does not translate into accurate risk perception. • Clinicians must “degenderize” HPV messaging to improve male preventive care.
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