Ileach B wrote:Young girls are very un-educated on smears and why women have them, and the possible complications and undetected illness and serious implications that may lie. And this injection is a small way to protect them from this.
I would rather my 11 year old when she reaches the age has the injection and has a better chance of protection than others who don't. SOME of the causes are better than none. If you had the chance of something that may better your chance , would you not take it?
I'd probably be more concerned about their chances of getting HIV if they are thinking a vaccine will protect them from a sexually transmitted disease.
By the way, they have also developed a vaccine against cocaine addiction. Since the chances are greater that young people will do cocaine than die of cervical cancer, how long will it be before that vaccine is mandatory? And people thanking the government for taking care of them.


