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HPV Vaccine Cuts Cervical Cancer Risk by 80%

11/25/2025

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Story summary

The HPV vaccination is highly effective in preventing cervical cancer, especially before age 16, reducing risk by 80% based on data from over 132 million people.
The reviews show the vaccine also protects against anogenital warts and precancerous changes.
Minor side effects such as soreness were reported.
Global health recommendations advocate vaccinating both girls and boys to enhance protection in low- and middle-income countries where cervical cancer rates are higher.

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Story summary

The HPV vaccination is highly effective in preventing cervical cancer, especially before age 16, reducing risk by 80% based on data from over 132 million people.
The reviews show the vaccine also protects against anogenital warts and precancerous changes.
Minor side effects such as soreness were reported.
Global health recommendations advocate vaccinating both girls and boys to enhance protection in low- and middle-income countries where cervical cancer rates are higher.