During one of my usual Facebook checks while waiting to pick up whoever from whichever activity, I came across a very scary post! In fact, a friend had linked to an article that said the lead vaccine developer for the human papillomavirus (HPV) came out saying that not only is the vaccine not necessary (so few cases result in cancer), but these types of vaccines have also taken the lives of 44 young girls. Naturally, Breezy Mama had to turn to an expert to get the facts! Dr. Stephen Frausto, a physician on the medical staff at Mountain Vista Medical Center and in practice with Arizona Associates for Women’s Health, answered our questions on whether the HPV vaccine — that has been heavily marketed to girls starting at age 9 — is even necessary.
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