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Penile cancer cases in Australia more than doubled since 2005, with HPV linked to 60% of cases.
Penile cancer cases in Australia have more than doubled since 2005, rising from 73 to 165 cases in 2024, with HPV linked to about 60% of cases.
Experts cite aging populations, declining circumcision rates, and delayed diagnosis due to stigma as contributing factors.
Early detection is crucial, as treatment success exceeds 80% when cancer hasn’t spread to lymph nodes.
While HPV vaccination of girls since 2007 and boys since 2013 is expected to reduce future cases, significant declines may take decades.
Some cases may be linked to UV light therapy for skin conditions.
Researchers are developing AI tools to improve early diagnosis, and health professionals emphasize the need for greater awareness to address the disease’s physical, sexual, and psychological impacts.
Los casos de cáncer de pene en Australia se han más que duplicado desde 2005, y el VPH está relacionado con el 60% de los casos.