Public Health Wales calls on parents to protect young people against cancer with HPV vaccination

Parents urged to ensure their children take up HPV vaccine offer

HPV, or human papillomavirus, is a common virus in the UK, with around eight in ten people being infected it with at some point in their lives.

New data tool supports countries with their cervical cancer elimination efforts

Over a million girls turn out for Nepal's first HPV vaccine campaign, supported by Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance. HPV, or human papillomavirus, causes most cervical cancer. A comprehensive vaccine programme significantly contributes to eliminating the disease. grant 2025-05-07 - 15:20 New data tool supports countries with their cervical cancer elimination efforts 3min read Driving global impact A new global planning tool offers countries a practica…

One Dose of the HPV Vaccine Is More Than 97% Effective at Preventing HPV Infection

One dose of the vaccine compared with 2 may help increase global HPV vaccine uptake.

Public Health Wales calls on parents to protect young people against cancer with HPV vaccination

Parents and guardians in Wales are being encouraged to protect young people against HPV related cancers by ensuring they take up the offer of the HPV vaccine in school

Study in Scotland finds zero cervical cancer cases among women vaccinated early

A population-based observational study from 1988 to 2016 in Scotland has found zero cervical cancer cases in women who were fully vaccinated with a HPV vaccine when they were 12-13 years of age. The HPV immunisation programme began in Scotland in 2008. Women who were vaccinated with three doses of a bivalent HPV vaccine at 14 to … Continue reading Study in Scotland finds zero cervical cancer cases among women vaccinated early

USAID Cuts Could Sever HPV Prevention

Slashing global aid will limit access to the HPV vaccine and widen disparities in cervical cancer