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Cervical Cancer - FAQ

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How effective is the HPV vaccine?

Last updated: Thursday, March 06, 2008

Gardasil and Cervarix are highly effective in preventing infection with the types of HPV that they target.

Gardasil prevented nearly 100% of the precancerous cervical cell changes caused by the types of HPV targeted by the vaccine for up to four years after being vaccinated. Two follow up studies of Gardasil confirmed these findings.

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