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August 18, 2008: An increasing number of schoolgirls are choosing not to be injected with cervical cancer vaccine Gardasil because their parents are concerned about the side effects.

A vaccine can help prevent human papillomavirus, which can cause cervical cancer.

Yahoo! News

A new report puts the popular HPV vaccine under scrutiny.

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DrMDK.com

Sam Leuzzi MD Pediatric SamLeuzzziMD.com

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It's a vaccine for cancer called Gardasil. It was approved by the FDA 2 years ago. Its goal is to protect women from a virus that can cause Cervical Cancer.But l...