HPV: A Virus Affecting Both Men and Women - Actor Shunsuke Kazama and Dr. Satoshi Iwata Discuss 'For the Future of Our Children'
MSD K.K. has released a discussion article featuring actor Shunsuke Kazama and pediatrician Dr. Satoshi Iwata regarding HPV. The article aims to raise awareness that HPV affects both genders and can cause diseases in men, encouraging families to discuss prevention.
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MSD K.K. (Headquarters: Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; President: Prashant Nikam; hereinafter 'MSD') will release a discussion article titled 'For the Future of Our Children,' featuring actor Shunsuke Kazama and pediatrician/infectious disease specialist Dr. Satoshi Iwata, on its campaign website today, May 27, 2026. The discussion focuses on the Human Papillomavirus (HPV), which affects both men and women. HPV is a virus primarily transmitted through sexual contact and can cause serious diseases such as cancer. While its link to cervical cancer in women is well-known in Japan, it is less recognized that it also causes diseases in men, such as anal cancer and genital warts.
FAQ
Where can I get the HPV vaccine in Japan?
Please contact your local medical institution or municipal vaccination office.