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This website is intended for (sexual) education purposes regarding HPV for Ontarians from the 7th grade and above. By continuing, you are aware of the content and the intended audience.

Level Up Your Health with
HPV Awareness

Think of HPV awareness as unlocking a secret map to better health.
The more you explore, the more smart choices you can make for the future YOU!

Meet Spinkle !

"Hey there, my name is Spinkle!I was hanging out with my alien friends on Planet Glooponia and I found a map with a key in the goop!"

"There’s an unknown disease called HPV on planet Earth.
Legend has it, if you take the key and follow this map, it will lead you to a secret cure that can help protect people everywhere.
Do you dare to take the challenge and become Earth’s Health Hero?"

But Spinkle,
What even is HPV?

"The human papillomavirus (HPV), is a virus that can infect many body parts.There's over 100 different types of HPV!HPV can cause a LOT of problems like CANCER."

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This is what HPV looks like in real life under a
(super powerful) transmission electron microscope!In real life, the HPV virus is about 1364 times smaller than the thickness of a human hair!

Spinkle Has Landed in a Jungle on Earth

Spinkle: "Oh glorb, I literally just got here and it looks like we've got some trouble..."Mangozilla: "Folks, looks like we have a devious intruder! You’ll never escape my mango madness!"

This is the devious intruder in question by the way...

Defeat Mangozilla to Escape!

Click all the fruits with the correct answer!
Psst, you can read the hints below the minigame before you start.

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Hints:

Click the blanks to uncover the word!

Anyone can get HPV because HPV doesn't care about your sex, sexual activness, favourite movie, gender identity, race, sexual orientation, etc.HPV infections start to pop up in a few months to a few years, usually after sexual activity.Some types of HPV can develop cancer in the vulva, anus, penis, vagina, and even the back of the throat.The good news is that your body's immune system fights HPV infections to disappear on their own!Remember, it's important to talk to your health care professional (like your nurse practioner or family doctor) on ways to lower HPV risks based on your medical history and lifestyle and to keep yourself informed.