"New meta-analysis suggests that the HPV vaccine could not only protect us from cervical cancer, but heart problems too."

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“It was never really communicated to me... People are seeing it more of a sexually transmitted infected situation instead of a cancer prevention tool.”
📢 HPV VACCINATION IS CANCER PREVENTION!

The HPV vaccine can protect you against infection with human papillomaviruses (HPV), the most common STI. Some HPV infections can lead to genital warts and cause certain types of cancer. You can protect yourself with the HPV vaccine; it's safe, works and is recommended for all persons up to age 26.

"Unfortunately, many patients, their families, and even clinicians are unaware that HPV causes cancers beyond the cervix... This lack of awareness makes it even more important to promote the vaccine as a cancer prevention tool."

HPV vaccination is cancer prevention! ➡️ "CDC researchers found a drop of about 80% in precancerous cell cases among women aged 20 to 24 who had cervical screenings between 2008 and 2022."

To find out how you can increase HPV vaccination rates on your college campus, visit: projecthpvfree.org #hpvawarenessday

If you missed out on HPV vaccination, it's not too late to vaccinate! The #HPVvaccine is recommended for all persons up to age 26. To learn more about #HPV and how to prevent it, visit askabouthpv.org #OneLessWorry

Studies for 15+ years have shown the #HPVvaccine to be very safe and extremely effective in protecting against genital warts and/or different types of #HPV that can cause cancer. If you have questions about HPV vaccination, please speak to a healthcare provider. #OneLessWorry

Did you know you can protect yourself from several kinds of cancer with the HPV vaccine? HPV vaccination provides lasting protection against the infections that most commonly cause cancer. The HPV vaccine is safe, works, and is recommended to all adults up to age 26. #OneLessWorry

#HPV can be present for years without causing any symptoms; someone can have the virus and pass it on without knowing it. #OneLessWorry

FACT: #HPV is the most common sexually transmitted infection, 4 out of 5 sexually active adults will contract HPV in their lifetime. To learn more about the virus and how you can protect yourself, visit askabouthpv.org #OneLessWorry

The HPV vaccine can prevent infections that can cause cancers of the anus, penis, and mouth/throat. If you missed out on the HPV vaccine, it's not too late to vaccinate! The HPV vaccine is recommended for men and women up to the age of 26. Speak to your healthcare provider today.

Studies confirm that HPV vaccination prevents cervical cancer. You have the power to protect your future! The HPV vaccine is well-studied, works, and is recommended to all persons up to age 26. https://news.cuanschutz.edu/cancer-center/drop-in-cervical-cancer-rates-hpv-vaccine

🎓 Staying healthy is an essential part of a student's life success. We offer colleges a free toolkit to help them: 1️⃣ Increase education about HPV and promote the HPV vaccine. 2️⃣ Reduce barriers to student HPV vaccination. 3️⃣ Increase HPV vaccination among students. buff.ly/39zakXM

HPV is so common that about 8️⃣0️⃣％ of people will get an HPV infection at some point in their lives — and some of those infections can lead to cancer! You can protect yourself with HPV vaccination. The HPV vaccine is safe, works, and is recommended for all persons up to age 26.

The "incredible" impact of the HPV vaccine on pre-cancer cervical cancer rates on young women - @russelln.bsky.social from Cervical Check

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Did you know? HPV isn’t just about warts. It can lead to different types of cancer. Protect yourself and others by getting the HPV vaccine! If you have questions about HPV or vaccines, please speak with a healthcare provider.

More than 15 years of study have shown that HPV vaccination does not lead to infertility. The vaccine is safe and effective at preventing up to six types of cancer. You have the power to protect your health and your future! If you have questions about HPV vaccination, speak to a healthcare provider.

A new study has found a 62% drop in deaths from cervical cancer among women under the age of 25, the first group vaccinated against HPV in the U.S. If you missed out on HPV vaccination as a teen — it's not too late to vaccinate! Speak to a healthcare provider about the HPV vaccine today!