🌍 Industry, sales for #IPVS2026 have started! Lead the conversation on papillomavirus research, clinical care and public health. 📩 Contact us to explore your sponsorship and exhibition opportunities: https://bit.ly/4oOQbn0 #HPV #Papillomavirus #ResearchInnovation

This #CervicalCancerAwarenessMonth, be part of the conversation by joining the 8th Annual US vs HPV Prevention Week Webinar Series, hosted by the AMWA and the GIAHC. 👉 View the full agenda: bit.ly/49srfw4 🔗Register now: bit.ly/3N7wedX @amwadoctors.bsky.social #HPV #CervicalCancer

Updated #Cochrane review reports, that #HPV vaccination reduces cervical cancer by ~80% when given ≤16 years, lowers CIN3+, CIN2+, anogenital warts and #HPV infection, and shows no increase in serious or long-term adverse events. Highlights are summarised below ⬇️ 👉 bit.ly/49sjvtX #RCT

We are proud to present the theme of IPVS 2026: “Lighting the Flame for a World Free from HPV-Related Diseases.” Together, we move closer to a future where HPV-related diseases can be eliminated worldwide. 📍Athens, October 22-25, 2026. 🔗https://bit.ly/44YBWVC #IPVS2026 #HPV

Stay informed about all key updates for IPVS 2026! Sign up for the official conference newsletter to receive deadlines, announcements and important materials directly in your inbox. Subscribe here: https://ipvsconference.org/#subscribe-section #IPVS2026 #HPV

A glimpse into the inspiring IPVS experience in Bangkok- from scientific sessions and global collaboration to memorable moments with the HPV community. Relive the highlights and feel the energy building toward #IPVS2026: https://bit.ly/4p2pA5S

🎄Season’s Greetings from IPVS! Wishing you a joyful, healthy, and inspiring holiday season. Thank you for being part of the global effort to advance research, prevention, and collaboration toward a world free from HPV-related diseases. #IPVS

Discover Athens with #IPVS2026 From the cradle of democracy to a hub of modern science, Athens offers a powerful setting for global dialogue and collaboration. 🗓️Oct 22–25, 2026 🔗https://bit.ly/4q5bjXL #HPV #GlobalHealth

Join our first IPVS webinar of 2026 on HPV-based cervical cancer screening for women living with HIV. Hear expert insights on current recommendations, screening challenges, and future research needs. 📅 Jan 28 🔗 bit.ly/4q0lVqD Please note that CME credits are now an IPVS member-only benefit.

Swedish registry data show that husbands of women with anogenital cancer face increased HPV-related tonsillar and base-of-tongue squamous cell carcinoma risk, rising over time and highest in men under age 50, indicating spousal clustering. ➡️ bit.ly/4p8kcyn #IPVSPaperOfTheWeek

Welcome to #IPVS2026! Professor Anna R. Giuliano, PhD, shares a message on the power of global collaboration and innovation in advancing a world free from HPV-related diseases. 📍Athens | Oct 22–25, 2026 🔗https://ipvsconference.org/welcome-to-ipvs-2026/ #HPV #GlobalHealth

How did science and collaboration pave the way for the world’s first cancer-preventive vaccine? Join Elisabeth McClymont and Ian Frazer for an inside look at the breakthrough that transformed cancer prevention. 🎧 linktr.ee/HPVUncovered This episode was supported by the CIHR. #HPVVaccine

Missed our recent educational webinar on colposcopy and its evolving role in cervical cancer screening? Explore the key highlights from each presentation👇 Members can access the full recording now on the IPVS Education Center. ➡️https://bit.ly/45aTAW2 #HPVResearch

Updated Cochrane review of RCTs: #HPV vaccines significantly reduce CIN2+ and genital warts in populations aged ~15–25, with no evidence of increased serious adverse events. Full paper: https://bit.ly/4pvokt5 #IPVSPaperOfTheWeek

📆Save the Date! The 38th Annual Conference of the International Papillomavirus Society (IPVS 2026) is coming to Athens, Greece, 22–25 October 2026. 🔗Learn more: https://ipvsconference.org/ #IPVS2026

Why do HPV types differ across the world and how can phylogenetic research help us understand these patterns? 💡 Hear more from Silvia de Sanjose in episode 2 of #HPV_UNCOVERED. 🎧 linktr.ee/HPVUncovered This episode was supported by the Canadian Institutes of Health Research. #CancerPrevention

Our podcast is off to a great start! 🚀 In just one month, HPV Uncovered has already made a big impact! Our episodes were shared 85% more than other shows, helping advance knowledge on HPV-related diseases and prevention worldwide. 🎧Tune in now: linktr.ee/HPVUncovered #HPV_Uncovered

Targeted therapies for #HPVrelated #cancers are greatly needed. The development of an E6-targeting #PROTAC degrade the #HPV viral oncogene and inhibits HPV+ tumor growth through tumor-intrinsic and immunomodulatory effects ➡️ bit.ly/4oAwSxu Highlights summarized below ⬇️ @moffittnews.bsky.social

Meet the experts who will talk you through the evolution of colposcopy and its critical role in #CervicalCancerPrevention. Join us to explore its history, fundamental principles, and how innovations such as AI are transforming #colposcopy for today’s screening programs. 📅 Dec 10 🔗 bit.ly/3XCsYcs

New evidence shows that extracellular vesicles released by Lactobacillus crispatus play a protective role in the genital tract. These nanoscale vesicles accelerate tissue repair and significantly reduce HPV16 infection in both cell and mouse models ➡️ bit.ly/4p5LyFW #IPVSPaperoftheWeek

Discover how collaboration fueled one of the greatest innovations in cancer research and prevention in Episode 2 of #HPV_UNCOVERED. 🎧 Now streaming on Spotify and Apple Podcasts: linktr.ee/HPVUncovered This episode was supported by the Canadian Institutes of Health Research (CIHR).

Meet Margaret Pascoe, #IPVSCountryAmbassador for Zimbabwe! In her country, 5 women die from cervical cancer daily, even though it’s preventable. That's why she and her colleagues are working tirelessly to raise awareness, strengthen advocacy, and find cost-effective solutions. Find our more 👇

This global systematic review and meta-analysis shows very low HPV vaccine uptake among migrants. It also identified key barriers, and recommended strategies to improve coverage. Highlights are summarised below 📷 and full paper link: bit.ly/3JX4c3H #IPVSPaperoftheWeek

💜 Dr. Kimon Chatzistamatiou’s key message from #IPVS2025: “HPV-related diseases are multi-zonal — if present in one site, others may be at risk. Early detection is essential.” #HPV #Papillomavirus #GlobalHealth #ClinicalScience #PACC

Join experts on Dec 10 for an in-depth look at the past, present, and future of colposcopy. From its development to cutting-edge innovations such as AI, this session will examine how this essential tool continues to advance cervical cancer prevention worldwide. 🔗 Register now: bit.ly/3XCsYcs

Celebrating a remarkable year with the IPVS ECHO® Working Group! From 4 impactful #HPV Nigeria sessions to our first in-person session at IPVS 2025 in Bangkok, the spirit of collaboration made it possible. Next up: Ghana-focused sessions! Missed the Nigeria sessions? ➡️ education-center.ipvsoc.org

How did a scientific observation become a discovery that saved millions of lives? Join Kimon Chatzistamatiou and Tom Broker as they dive into the story that reshaped cancer prevention. 🎧 linktr.ee/HPVUncovered This episode was supported by the Canadian Institutes of Health Research (CIHR).

In #HPVrelatedcancer, viral oncoproteins drive KLF2-mediated IL-23 production in tumor macrophages, weakening CD8⁺ T-cell immunity. Blocking IL-23 restores immune function and boosts HPV16 E6/E7-targeted #immunotherapy. ➡️bit.ly/3WVRMvK Paper highlights have been summarized ⬇️ #IPVSPaperOfTheWeek

💜 Prof. Kate Cuschieri’s key message from the Hot Topic Debates at #IPVS2025: “The fact we’re still debating these issues shows there’s more to learn — from HPV biology to global access to prevention and care.” #HPV #Papillomavirus #GlobalHealth #CancerResearch

Congratulations to the IPVS 2025 Scholars’ Poster Competition winners! Their work truly embodies the spirit of the IPVS community - curiosity, collaboration, and a shared commitment to advancing the elimination of HPV-related diseases worldwide. 🌍 #IPVS2025 #HPV #IPVS2025

The countdown is over! We’re thrilled to launch the first IPVS podcast - #HPV_UNCOVERED: Stories Behind the Science. 🎧 Uncover the inspiring stories behind the breakthroughs that transformed cancer prevention: linktr.ee/HPVUncovered Supported by the Canadian Institutes of Health Research (CIHR).

A US study using a 20-year Markov model found that when women newly diagnosed with cervical cancer are screened for anal HPV, evaluated for epithelial dysplasia, and treated for anal HSIL, they’re less likely to develop or die from anal cancer. ➡️ bit.ly/43OwDr7 #IPVSPaperoftheWeek

Welcoming 9 new IPVS Country Ambassadors! 🌍🌍 With 27 representatives now across the globe, our network is growing stronger in the mission to prevent and eliminate HPV-related diseases worldwide. Please join us in welcoming our newest ambassadors and celebrating their commitment! #HPVPrevention

💜 Dr. Staci Sudenga’s key takeaway from #IPVS2025: “Networking is where collaborations, mentorships, and future opportunities begin.” Your next chance to connect awaits at #IPVS2026 in Athens, 22–25 Oct 2026. #HPV #Papillomavirus #EarlyCareerResearchers

#HPV vaccination is expanding globally, yet coverage remains far below elimination targets. This systematic review maps national programs and highlights persistent inequities, urging stronger delivery strategies to close the gap. 📄 Read the paper: bit.ly/4nwJ9CH #IPVSPaperoftheWeek

Highlights from the ECR Program at #IPVS2025: Two interactive workshops — one on HPV career pathways and another on grant writing across science disciplines. 💜 🎥 Featuring Dr. Mariano Molina, sharing insights from Bangkok. #HPV #Papillomavirus #GlobalHealth

Closing Ceremony of IPVS 2025! The conference came to a close with inspiring reflections and a look toward the future of HPV research and prevention. #IPVS2025 #HPV #Papillomavirus

What a wonderful way to wrap up IPVS 2025! Delegates joined the IPVS & Thai Gynecologic Cancer Society (TGCS) Walk/Run in Bangkok to connect, recharge, and support the global effort to expand access to HPV vaccines in underserved communities. #IPVS #IPVS2025 #HPV #GlobalHealth

A truly energizing few days in Bangkok come to a close — thank you to the incredible HPV community for making #IPVS2025 unforgettable! 💙 Let’s keep Lighting the Flame for a World Free from HPV-Related Diseases — see you in Athens for #IPVS2026! ✨#HPV #Papillomavirus

💡 What inspired this year’s program? “To provide a state-of-the-art overview of HPV-related head and neck cancers — from epidemiology to prevention — and address new data and key controversies.” 🎥 Dr. Laia Alemany at #IPVS2025

💜 What’s one key takeaway from Professor Patravoot Vatanasapt at #IPVS2025? That collaboration across disciplines — from clinicians and researchers to survivors — is key to advancing understanding and prevention of HPV-driven head and neck cancers. #HPV #Papillomavirus

The Final Plenary of #IPVS2025: Where AI Meets HPV Science The closing session explored how AI and real-world data are reshaping HPV research, detection, and prevention — from imaging innovations to vaccine insights. A true look into the data-driven future of HPV science. 💡#HPV

💜 Dr. Ann Burchell’s key takeaway from #IPVS2025: “Interdisciplinary collaboration is essential — we move the field forward by working together across disciplines.” #HPV #Papillomavirus #PublicHealth #GlobalHealth

Dr. Andreia Albuquerque on the HPV Course for Clinicians at #IPVS2025: “A one-day program bringing the best science to clinicians — and a unique chance to connect across disciplines in an inclusive, collaborative community.” 💜 #HPV #Papillomavirus

Last Day of #IPVS2025! It’s the final day in Bangkok — make every minute count! Join the last sessions, share your key takeaways, and help amplify the science shaping the future of HPV research and prevention. #HPV #Papillomavirus

Daily Recap: Highlights from #IPVS2025! 🎥 The wait is over — today’s Daily Recap is here! David Hawkes, Ethan Morgan, and Balkiss Abdelmoula share their favourite moments — from inspiring sessions to hallway chats that made Bangkok feel a little smaller. https://bit.ly/43zTGFW

That’s a wrap on Day 3 of #IPVS2025! From bold debates and flash talks to inspiring plenaries and a lively Posters Happy Hour, today was full of science, discovery & collaboration. Thank you for another inspiring day in Bangkok! 💙 #HPV #Papillomavirus

How far have we come in understanding #HPV — and where do we go next? At #IPVS2025, today’s plenary explored HPV biology, immunology & antivirals — with insights from Elizabeth White, Angelika B. Riemer & Elliot Androphy driving progress in prevention and treatment.

💡 Dr. Maria Fernández’s key message from #IPVS2025: Implementation science gives us the tools to turn evidence into real-world impact — improving patient care and population health. 💜 #HPV #Papillomavirus #ImplementationScience #GlobalHealth

Dr. Jessica Islam’s key message from #IPVS2025: Implementation science isn’t rigid — it’s a creative set of tools to adapt interventions to local contexts. 💜 #Papillomavirus #HPV #ImplementationScience