If you have a young daughter, you would do anything to ensure her safety. The FDA has already approved one HPV vaccine, Gardasil, believing that the vaccine could potentially save young women’s lives by preventing cervical cancer. However, some parents have hesitated to give their daughters the vaccine, questioning its safety and effectiveness. Can the HPV vaccine really save lives, or does it pose a high dosage risk?
There are often allot of problems with these studies. Here in Kansas, they have passed a law creating a Registration place for those who get vacinated. When you get... Read More
- justsomeguywithanopinion | November 13, 2008 3:01PM
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