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Discover Oncology· 2026Q2

Mapping the global research landscape of HPV vaccination and oropharyngeal cancer

Ye Han, Wenyu Ge, Lichen Liu

Short summary

Global research on HPV vaccination and oropharyngeal cancer has steadily increased from 2012-2026, with the US leading publications, but remains geographically skewed.

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Key points

  • Analyzed 364 articles on HPV vaccination and oral cancer from 2012-2026.
  • Research output shows a steady increase over the analyzed period.
  • The United States leads in publication volume.
  • Geographic distribution of research is skewed, with underrepresented regions needing more studies.
  • Emerging research topics include male vaccination.

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Abstract

Oropharyngeal Cancer remains a significant global health challenge, with research focusing on the role of HPV vaccination in its prevention. This study aimed to fill that gap by analyzing publications related to HPV vaccination and oral cancer from 2012 to 2026, retrieved from the Web of Science Core Collection. Using tools like VOSviewer, CiteSpace, and the R package bibliometrix, we analyzed 364 articles, revealing a steady increase in research output over time, with the United States leading in publication volume. Key institutions such as Ctr Dis Control and Prevent, along with prominent authors like Markowitz LE, contributed significantly to the field. Emerging topic included male. Despite growth, the research landscape remains geographically skewed, highlighting the need for expanded studies in underrepresented regions. This bibliometric analysis offers valuable insights into the development, collaborations, and future directions of HPV vaccination research related to oral cancer, guiding future efforts to achieve equitable global prevention.

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