Cervical Cancer Vaccine

Could the cervical cancer vaccine affect your daughter's behavior? This article provides answers and details the cervical cancer vaccine's effectiveness.

This study explains why the cervical cancer vaccine is recommended for young women before they're sexually active: It doesn't work once you develop the infection.

The first cervical cancer vaccine, Gardasil, was approved by the FDA for young women from ages nine to 26. Read on to learn how it's worked for older women.

How does the cervical cancer vaccine work, and who does it work for? This nice review of the cervical cancer vaccine allows you to establish a good knowledge base.

This interesting global perspective on the cervical cancer vaccine summarizes the discussions on early detection and treatment methods.

This is a good place to start your research on the cervical cancer vaccine. You'll find Info on the vaccine's efficacy, dosing recommendations and more.

In addition to learning more about the cervical cancer vaccine, complete this quick health questionnaire to assess your risk for cervical cancer.

This discussion will make you examine your feelings around requiring vaccination and the advertising done by drug companies to sell their products.

Read this interesting article about the concerns some groups have about the cervical cancer vaccine, and consider the social issues bound up in this public health debate.

This is a nice interactive walk-through on screening for HPV, the virus that is linked to cervical cancer.