Not surprised but still pleased to read that British parents are having a wholly sane reaction to the possibility of young teens being given the cervical cancer vaccine.
Two vaccines, most effective in girls between 10 and the early teens, are expected to be licensed for girls and young women in Britain within 12 months. Although immunising girls before they are sexually active may prove controversial, parents surveyed for the government are said to be “very positive”, with mothers more interested in details than fathers.
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