HPV vaccine: New vaccine could aid developing countries

Article Abstract:

Cervical cancer is a major life-threatening disease for women globally, and the human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccine could greatly benefit women in developing countries. However, the high cost and storage requirements of the vaccine might not enable maximum impact, and hence alternate forms of the vaccine and independent production in some countries are being considered to overcome the problem.

Product development, Developing Countries, Women, Causes of, Cervical cancer, Women's health

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HPV vaccine: Vaccine payments

Article Abstract:

State funding might be essential for widespread administration of Gardasil, the human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccine, as it is very expensive. Its inclusion in childhood immunization programs and coverage by insurers will prove beneficial to children and adults who would not be able to afford it otherwise.

United States, Government expenditures, Dosage and administration, Government finance, Gardasil (Vaccine)

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HPV vaccine: Should boys get HPV vaccine, too?

Article Abstract:

Health experts suggest that boys too should receive human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccinations, as they are also vulnerable to HPV infection through sexual transmission. Initial studies reveal that the vaccine is effective in producing immunity in boys and is also safe.

Papillomavirus infections, Boys

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