HPV, or human papilloma virus, causes several cancers.
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By providing the required information, you will get a list of vaccines you should have received according to the National Vaccination Program. Reference: National Institute of Health and Welfare History of the vaccination program
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Papilloma virus, HPV
The papilloma virus (human papilloma virus, HPV) is the most significant cause of cervical cancer. The vaccination is given in the National Vaccination Program to girls aged 10-12 years.
The virus is transmitted through sexual intercourse and oral sex. The HPV vaccination prevents papilloma virus infections and so prevents precursors of cervical, vaginal and vulvar cancer and thus also these cancers. The vaccination is the most effective when given before the person becomes sexually active.
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