Professor Rim Abdelmalek, an infectious disease specialist, confirmed that the human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccine is safe and ...

IN making a concerted call for “more robust education among parents, students, and females to ensure greater uptake of the ...

If HPV is left untreated, it can cause cervical and head and neck cancers. Earlier years, the vaccine targeted four strains ...

The first trial of an AI-powered chatbot designed to inform parents about the HPV vaccine has shown that it increases vaccine ...

The findings from Fred Hutch Cancer Center suggest next step of exploring whether one dose of the vaccine is enough.

The first trial of an AI (Artificial Intelligence)-powered chatbot designed to inform parents about the HPV vaccine has shown that it increases vaccine uptake and engagement with health professionals.

Immunisation and screening for cervical cancer is under the spotlight as the Ministry of Health and Prevention recently ...

SEATTLE — Since its approval by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration in 2006, the HPV vaccine has made considerable strides in preventing cervical and oropharyngeal, or throat cancers.

The HPV vaccine is a highly effective means of preventing cancer. Learn how it works and why it's essential for public health in the US.

The first trial of an AI (Artificial Intelligence)-powered chatbot designed to inform parents about the HPV vaccine has shown that it increases vaccine uptake and engagement with health professionals.