The HPV Vaccine Saves Lives, So Why Aren't More Kids Getting It?
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Human Papillomavirus (HPV) causes more than 30,000 cases of cancer in the U.S. every year.
Human Papillomavirus (HPV) causes more than 30,000 cases of cancer in the U.S. every year.
Human Papillomavirus (HPV) vaccine is the first prophylactic cancer vaccine that has reached the 10-year milestone since it…
The human papillomavirus vaccine is the only vaccine invented explicitly for the purpose of preventing cancer.
The human papillomavirus vaccine is the only vaccine invented explicitly for the purpose of preventing cancer.
The human papillomavirus vaccine is the only vaccine invented explicitly for the purpose of preventing cancer.
The human papillomavirus vaccine is the only vaccine invented explicitly for the purpose of preventing cancer.
The human papillomavirus vaccine is the only vaccine invented explicitly for the purpose of preventing cancer.
The human papillomavirus vaccine is the only vaccine invented explicitly for the purpose of preventing cancer.
The human papillomavirus vaccine is the only vaccine invented explicitly for the purpose of preventing cancer.
The human papillomavirus vaccine is the only vaccine invented explicitly for the purpose of preventing cancer.
The human papillomavirus vaccine is the only vaccine invented explicitly for the purpose of preventing cancer.
Abraham Vidaurre, 12, checks his arm after receiving an HPV shot in Corpus Christi, Texas.
The human papillomavirus vaccine is the only vaccine invented explicitly for the purpose of preventing cancer.
The human papillomavirus vaccine is the only vaccine invented explicitly for the purpose of preventing cancer.
The human papillomavirus vaccine is the only vaccine invented explicitly for the purpose of preventing cancer.
The human papillomavirus vaccine is the only vaccine invented explicitly for the purpose of preventing cancer.
The human papillomavirus vaccine is the only vaccine invented explicitly for the purpose of preventing cancer.
The human papillomavirus vaccine is the only vaccine invented explicitly for the purpose of preventing cancer.
Abraham Vidaurre, 12, checks his arm after receiving an HPV shot in Corpus Christi, Texas.
The human papillomavirus vaccine is the only vaccine invented explicitly for the purpose of preventing cancer.