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Green card seekers won't have to get HPV vaccine
Immigrant girls and women will no longer have to be vaccinated against a sexually transmitted virus to get their green cards.Starting Dec. 14, the HPV, or human papillomavirus vaccine will no longer be on the list of immunizations female immigrants ages 11 to 26 must receive before becoming legal permanent residents.The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention made the change on Friday. The
Immigrant girls and women will no longer have to be vaccinated against a sexually transmitted virus to get their green cards.Starting Dec. 14, the HPV, or human papillomavirus vaccine will no longer be on the list of immunizations female immigrants ages 11 to 26 must receive before becoming legal permanent residents.The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention made the change on Friday. The
CDC: 1 in 3 teen girls got cervical cancer vaccine
One in three teenage girls have rolled up their sleeves for a vaccine against cervical cancer, but vaccination rates vary dramatically between states, according to a federal report released Thursday.
One in three teenage girls have rolled up their sleeves for a vaccine against cervical cancer, but vaccination rates vary dramatically between states, according to a federal report released Thursday.
HPV vaccine a suggestion, not mandate in DC, Va.
Only Virginia and the District of Columbia have moved toward requiring sixth-grade girls to get vaccinated for a potentially cancerous sexually transmitted disease, three years after federal health
Only Virginia and the District of Columbia have moved toward requiring sixth-grade girls to get vaccinated for a potentially cancerous sexually transmitted disease, three years after federal health
A look at states' legislation on an HPV vaccine
the HPV vaccine. Several other states provided money for girls to receive the vaccine, either through legislation or the budgeting process.
the HPV vaccine. Several other states provided money for girls to receive the vaccine, either through legislation or the budgeting process.
Oral sex causing small-scale throat cancer
Growing prevalence of oral sex may be leading to an increased incidence of throat cancer, according to a new study.
Growing prevalence of oral sex may be leading to an increased incidence of throat cancer, according to a new study.
Are tattoos ‘good for health’?
German researchers have shown that tattooing is a more effective way of delivering DNA vaccines than intramuscular injection.
German researchers have shown that tattooing is a more effective way of delivering DNA vaccines than intramuscular injection.
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