Fact Check:
Dear Parent,
Have you taken your daughter for the HPV vaccine?
Here is why you need to do it:
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Dear Parent,
Have you taken your daughter for the HPV vaccine?
Here is why you need to do it:
🧵
Cervical cancer is caused by certain types
of human papillomavirus (HPV)
and can often be prevented with a vaccine.
of human papillomavirus (HPV)
and can often be prevented with a vaccine.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)
recommends that all children aged 11 or 12
should receive the HPV vaccine.
The vaccine can also be given to anyone
between the age of 9 and 45
who has not yet been vaccinated.
recommends that all children aged 11 or 12
should receive the HPV vaccine.
The vaccine can also be given to anyone
between the age of 9 and 45
who has not yet been vaccinated.
The HPV vaccine is safe and effective.
It is not just for girls,
it is also recommended for boys
to protect them from HPV-related cancers and diseases
such as:
Cancers of the mouth/throat, penis, anus, as well as genital warts.
It is not just for girls,
it is also recommended for boys
to protect them from HPV-related cancers and diseases
such as:
Cancers of the mouth/throat, penis, anus, as well as genital warts.
Getting the HPV vaccine is an important step
in protecting yourself from cervical cancer.
It is also important to get regular cervical cancer screenings,
even if you have been vaccinated.
in protecting yourself from cervical cancer.
It is also important to get regular cervical cancer screenings,
even if you have been vaccinated.
Don't forget to talk to your healthcare provider
about getting the HPV vaccine
and getting screened for cervical cancer.
Together, we can help prevent cervical cancer
and save lives.
#CervicalCancerAwarenessMonth #VaccinesWork
about getting the HPV vaccine
and getting screened for cervical cancer.
Together, we can help prevent cervical cancer
and save lives.
#CervicalCancerAwarenessMonth #VaccinesWork
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