Cervical Cancer (CC) is one of the most common tumours that affect men worldwide, killing hundreds or perhaps thousands of women each year, mainly in developing countries. The research focuses on the human papillomavirus (HPV), which has a role in the development of Cervical Cancer (CC). There appears to be no public education or immunisation efforts in the majority of Arab countries. Methodological rigour is used in research to find solutions to both theoretical and practical problems. The goal of this study is to analyse Emirati men's knowledge and awareness of HPV vaccination. According to the findings, Emirati guys have a poor grasp of HPV and its vaccine. Emirati males, according to the findings of this study, lack a basic awareness of HPV, necessitating the creation of national HPV education campaigns. We've discovered many key knowledge gaps in the area of HPV infection and vaccination that can be filled in the future. The Human Papillomavirus (HPV) is common in the United States, with the majority of sexually active people contracting the virus at some point in their lives. In both men and women who have had persistent oncogenic infections, chronic oropharyngeal cancer has been linked to genital and anogenital cancers, including oropharyngeal cancer.
