Human Papilloma Virus, its Vaccine Significance, Side Effects, and Complications

  • Gari A
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Abstract

Human papillomavirus (HPV) is the most common causative agent of cervical cancer, national and international decisions are made regarding HPV vaccines and the prevention of cervical cancer. Risk-benefit assessments and critical data analyses are significant for reaching consensus. Much controversy is still present over whether the benefits of the available 'HPV' vaccines outweigh its risks. It has reduced the acceptance of the 'HPV' vaccines compared to other various vaccines. Co

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Gari, A. (2021). Human Papilloma Virus, its Vaccine Significance, Side Effects, and Complications. Pharmacophore, 12(4), 36–40. https://doi.org/10.51847/1cs1txykp8

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