Gardasil is currently recommended for women under the age of 26. Listen or read the transcript to find out what options older women have.

Do you need the HPV vaccine (Gardasil) or an HPV test? This site points you in the right direction based on age and previous Pap test results.

Most side effects of Gardasil are minor, but as with many vaccines, a small percentage of patients have more serious reactions. Check this list to find out what you should expect.

Read this CDC fact sheet to find out who should receive Gardasil, the HPV vaccine. This resource also covers safety, cost and the link between HPV and cancer.

If you're a parent unsure that Gardisil is right for your daughter, this article might help to alleviate some concerns.

Discuss HPV and Gardasil with your health care provider. This list of questions for patients or parents will help you make an informed decision on whether this is right for you.

Should the HPV shot be mandated for all girls? Read this interview with the pediatrician heading the National Vaccine Advisory Committee to get an expert's view.

If you have questions about HPV, the vaccine or cervical cancer screening, check here first. This comprehensive list covers a wide range of concerns.

This great interactive slide show explains how the HPV test, the vaccine and Pap screening are all useful ways to monitor cervical health.