A longtime friend of mine recently got throat cancer and his docs claim a HPV infection in the throat was the cause.  Fortunately, his diagnosis is early and after radiation and surgery, his cancer was removed.

The reality is virtually EVERYONE carries HPV. The only way to stop it is for everyone to be vaccinated against it when young, which started a few years ago.
For the rest of us it's too late but the risk is very low.

I just seen a commercial there is something available to those up to 45.

This is for those who might be concerned and want to continue tonging those sweet lil pussy katsP~~~  FC2---put it in place and have a DEEP dish treat)  You can go from deeply enjoying those "sugar walls"---didn't a female singer sing about that treat a few ago---LOL to working the lil lady's lady bug over, just put the large outer ring over said "bug", OR just enjoy it by moving that outer ring out of the way. Use toys(vibrating, etc. and tongue), I'm sure you can devise some ways to enjoy continuing pleasing both the lady and yourself---AGAIN, this is for those fearing consequences and wanting a safer way to continue slurping;P~~~

That’s not true at all that everyone carries HPV.  Where did you come up with that BS information?

Thank you for sharing this as I did not know there was an option for older people.  After doing some research, the American Cancer Society is advising against getting the HPV vaccine if you are 30+ years old.

HPV Prevalence is about 42.5 million, or about 75% of the reproductive age population. This is skewed towards those a bit older (higher prevalence) who did not receive an HPV vaccine as teens/young adults.

100 strains of HPV. Only about 14 cause cancer or warts. Gardasil vaccine protects against 9 of those 14 strains.

the ACS started about 10 years ago.  Get out much?

Sorry, I don’t follow STD news like you.

I just listen to the news every night.  This is not a BFS, its been on the news several times.   Do you see the irony in your lame shot that you don't follow the news, but instead do the research?  That makes which one of us more pro-active about STD info?  You didn't think this  one through.  LOL

You stated “get out much” and “I just listen to the news every night” like this is being discussed widespread enough like the our world being informed to wear a mask or getting a vaccine for Covid.  

I'm like a professional poker player who can quote you the odds of winning on every possible hand their is.  I can tell you the percentages on various STD risks off the top of my head, so I KNOW what my risks are.  I do listen to the  news every night AND OVER THE COURSE OF TEN YEARS, which is the time frame I stated, you can learn a lot just from the news.  I'm not a safety expert, but I know what I need to know to assess my own risk and to be comfortable with it.  You, on the other hand, are most likely a newbie who has no idea what you are getting into, and so you are a little scared about giving an STD to the wife you're cheating on, hence the need for research.  

You are indeed correct.  I am young enough and have my first of three Gardasil injections scheduled for next week to protect me against the strains of HPV that I haven’t been exposed to yet (and I still have a lot of pussy left to eat in my life).  The FDA approved the vaccine for men up to 45 years old.  My doctor mentioned that the ACS doesn’t recommend it for men over 26, but do not give any reason other than it may not be very effective.  Studies since then have shown otherwise, hence the FDA making it more available.