Hasta el 90% hemos sido contagiados · Dra. Carmen Osorio

Did you know that up to 90% of people may have the human papillomavirus (HPV) at some point in their lives? Although in most cases our immune system eliminates it without symptoms, some types of this virus can lead to cervical cancer and other types of cancer. To better understand what HPV is, how it is transmitted, its impact, and why vaccination and early detection are key to prevention, we spoke with Dr. Carmen Osorio, an obstetrician-gynecologist from the University of Antioquia and a specialist from the University of Nuevo León, Mexico. In this interview, she explains everything we need to know about HPV and how to protect ourselves and our families. Preventing cervical cancer is possible with education, regular checkups, and vaccination. Discover in this conversation with Dr. Carmen Osorio the latest data on vaccine effectiveness, the importance of screening tests, and new research on potential treatments. Share this video and help us bring key information to more people. Take Note! Our thanks to: @clinicallanogrande @quirofanosllanogrande +57 300 328 46 73 Follow us on all our social media: @tomenotatv @publivideo_colombia #humanpapillomavirus #cancerprevention #HPV #gynecology #healthandlife #tomenotatv #cervicalcancer #vaccination #preventivemedicine