HPV infection prevalence in girls ages 14 to 19 before and after the HPV vaccine introduction in 2006 Last week I wrote about how few American kids were getting the HPV vaccine (the cancer vaccine)(about 1/3), especially in the South. Tens of thousands of cancers will be the result of reticence or misunderstanding. If you prefer video to text, today Dr. Aaron Carroll at Indiana University takes up that conversation on camera, addressing misconceptions about the HPV vaccine—including the infamous chain letter thats circulating at the moment, which says one of the vaccines inventors is renouncing its use. The rumor is concerning to parents and young women, but it shouldnt be. Carroll moves around the screen a lot, which is forcibly MTV, but what he says checks out clearly, compellingly, and importantly: The only way to never get HPV is to never touch another humans genitals. Ever.
Posted on: Mon, 18 Nov 2013 03:00:50 +0000
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