
HPV Vaccination at 12-13 Slashes Cervical Cancer Death Risk Before 30
Vaccinating children against human papillomavirus (HPV) at ages 12 to 13 nearly eliminates their risk of dying from cervical cancer before turning 30, a new study reveals. This finding underscores the profound protective impact of early HPV immunization on young women’s health and highlights a critical milestone in cancer prevention efforts worldwide.

















