BJ's to carry Govt. Health warning

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Moose423956 replied

11 May 2007, 08:44
Originally posted by SallyAnne

If thats enough to put you off, then your heart clearly wasn't in it to start with!

No, his tongue was.
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SallyAnne replied

11 May 2007, 08:40
If thats enough to put you off, then your heart clearly wasn't in it to start with!
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realityhack replied

11 May 2007, 08:38
Oral sex + cancer? Doomed! We're all doomed!

Except AtW of course.
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Flubster replied

11 May 2007, 08:30
I expect to see a reduction in swallowing and an increase of spitting in future. Gargling will be a real rarity...
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Moose423956 replied

11 May 2007, 08:06
Originally posted by Troll

Oral sex linked to throat cancer

A virus contracted through oral sex is the cause of some throat cancers, say US scientists.

HPV infection was found to be a much stronger risk factor than tobacco or alcohol use, the Johns Hopkins University study of 300 people found.

The New England Journal of Medicine study said the risk was almost nine times higher for people who reported oral sex with more than six partners.

HPV infection is the cause of the majority of cervical cancers, and 80% of sexually active women can expect to have an HPV infection at some point in their lives.

Does that mean I can't eat Nobby's Nuts any more?
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wonderwaif replied

11 May 2007, 07:19
Originally posted by scooterscot

old news - what have you just sucked up a New Scientist?

They made a similar story 2/3 years ago...

I think my wife heard about it way before that.
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Paddy replied

11 May 2007, 06:33
Originally posted by andrew_neil_uk

Is anything safe these days?

No. Wanking is linked with repetitive strain injury.
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BrilloPad replied

11 May 2007, 06:22
Is anything safe these days?
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Troll replied

11 May 2007, 06:11
Originally posted by scooterscot

old news - what have you just sucked up a New Scientist?

They made a similar story 2/3 years ago...

Think the old story was a link between genital warts & BJ's... first I'd seen linking to cancer.
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The Lone Gunman replied

11 May 2007, 05:27
I read that. I didnt read it that blow jobs were a no no , I read it that muff diving was out . If its both then .
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wendigo100 replied

10 May 2007, 22:14
Originally posted by scooterscot

old news - what have you just sucked up a New Scientist?

They made a similar story 2/3 years ago...

It made the papers today. I hadn't heard it before.

Well, someone had better tell benn0 to stop visiting maggie!
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scooterscot replied

10 May 2007, 21:55
old news - what have you just sucked up a New Scientist?

They made a similar story 2/3 years ago...
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Troll started a topic BJ's to carry Govt. Health warning

10 May 2007, 20:56
BJ's to carry Govt. Health warning

Oral sex linked to throat cancer

A virus contracted through oral sex is the cause of some throat cancers, say US scientists.

HPV infection was found to be a much stronger risk factor than tobacco or alcohol use, the Johns Hopkins University study of 300 people found.

The New England Journal of Medicine study said the risk was almost nine times higher for people who reported oral sex with more than six partners.

HPV infection is the cause of the majority of cervical cancers, and 80% of sexually active women can expect to have an HPV infection at some point in their lives.
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