The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommend people receive the HPV vaccine around ages 11-12 to prevent the risk of sexually transmitted diseases and multiple forms of cancer ...

not having a consent form, didn't want the vaccine in school, not offered vaccination doses). I wasn't in school the day the 3rd injections happened My parents …preferred me to have it at the ...

"We urge young people and their parents to ensure consent forms are returned so both boys and girls take up this potentially life-saving vaccine when offered. "If you missed your HPV vaccine ...

[3] The legal framework for consent to vaccinate young women against HPV differs between countries. In Australia, parental consent ... affecting uptake of the HPV vaccination programme, we focused ...

Millions of eligible teenagers are missing out on a vaccine that helps to ... people to get vaccinated against HPV and parents to sign the necessary consent forms. READ MORE: 'The dreadful ...