MOH, experts debunk rumours about cervical cancer vaccine

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The vaccine protects against common human papilloma virus (HPV) strains, which primarily cause cervical cancer but can also cause vulva, vaginal and anal cancers

Many parents cheered a Ministry of Health announcement that Secondary 1 girls in national schools will be offered free vaccination against cervical cancer - but some were disturbed by the move.

The scheme kicks off next month and will be offered on an opt-in basis. The vaccine protects against common human papilloma virus strains, which primarily cause cervical cancer but can also cause vulva, vaginal and anal cancers.Enjoy unlimited access to ST's best work Subscribe Now

 

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