Know When to Discuss HPV Vaccination With Adults Over Age 26

October 2019

You'll hear debate about whether ADULTS need Gardasil 9 to prevent human papillomavirus (HPV)...due to new CDC guidelines.

Gardasil 9 was FDA-approved last year for adults up to age 45...expanding its use beyond ages 9 to 26.

Now CDC is weighing in...advising shared decision-making for Gardasil 9 in patients ages 27 to 45. Evidence suggests only limited benefit for these patients...but vaccine risks are low.

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