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"   Thinking about getting the HPV vaccine? This might help you make a decision. Despite some concerns that the vaccine could cause harmful side effects, a new massive study published in the Archives of Pediatrics &amp;amp;amp; Adolescent Medicine found that getting Gardasil injections is safe. If you&amp;#039;re not familiar with how it works, the shot is given to women under the age of 26 in three doses. In the study, researchers looked at medical records of 44,000 girls between the ages of nine and 26. All of the study participants took the recommended three doses of the vaccine. There were a few minor side effects (some women fainted on the day of the shot or had swelling around the injection site two weeks following the vaccination), but women who got the shot were otherwise fine. As you know, the HPV vaccine can help protect you against cervical cancer. It was first approved by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) in 2006. And while some politicians trash talked the vaccine, studies like this prove that it might be worth a shot. Will you be getting the HPV vaccine? "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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