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HPV Vaccine Does Not Increase Signs of Sexual Activity, Study Finds

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So giving this vaccine to young girls does not produce a bunch of little sluts, but prevents them from dying from cancer.


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Previous surveys have found that some parents are concerned their daughter may be more likely to engage in sexual activity if they receive the vaccine.





http://abcnews.go.com/Health/WomensHealth/hpv-vaccine-raise-risk-sexual-activity-study-finds/story?id=17467576#.UHxPTcXR5IE

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>So giving this vaccine to young girls does not produce a bunch of little sluts

Where's the fun in that? And why publicize this during this slow economic recovery, when it is sure to negatively impact the porn industry? "HPV Prison Sluts" was sure to be a bestseller.

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So giving this vaccine to young girls does not produce a bunch of little sluts, but prevents them from dying from cancer.



This story supports the first claim, but not the second.

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According to some experts, the effectiveness and safety of the vaccine are more concerning to many parents than whether their child will see it as a gateway to sexual activity. Still, the findings are reassuring to a smaller group of parents who may see this it as a reason to be apprehensive.

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So giving this vaccine to young girls does not produce a bunch of little sluts, but prevents them from dying from cancer.



This story supports the first claim, but not the second.

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According to some experts, the effectiveness and safety of the vaccine are more concerning to many parents than whether their child will see it as a gateway to sexual activity. Still, the findings are reassuring to a smaller group of parents who may see this it as a reason to be apprehensive.



Rest assured, that any parent who thought that a vaccine alone would cause their daughters to become promiscuous, will pay no attention to this study

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Previous surveys have found that some parents are concerned their daughter may be more likely to engage in sexual activity if they receive the vaccine.



Yeah, 'cause the only thing keeping girls from having sex is the fear of HPV! :S
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So giving this vaccine to young girls does not produce a bunch of little sluts, but prevents them from dying from cancer.



This story supports the first claim, but not the second.

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According to some experts, the effectiveness and safety of the vaccine are more concerning to many parents than whether their child will see it as a gateway to sexual activity. Still, the findings are reassuring to a smaller group of parents who may see this it as a reason to be apprehensive.



Your quote does not support your claim. What parents are concerned about, and the actual effectiveness and safety of a vaccine, are not closely correlated.
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So giving this vaccine to young girls does not produce a bunch of little sluts, but prevents them from dying from cancer.



This story supports the first claim, but not the second.

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According to some experts, the effectiveness and safety of the vaccine are more concerning to many parents than whether their child will see it as a gateway to sexual activity. Still, the findings are reassuring to a smaller group of parents who may see this it as a reason to be apprehensive.



Your quote does not support your claim. What parents are concerned about, and the actual effectiveness and safety of a vaccine, are not closely correlated.



Which is hardly different from what I said. JC talks about preventing girls from dying of cancer, but no evidence on the effectiveness of the vaccines was provided. Gardasil only vaccinates against a subset of the HPV virus variants.

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JC talks about preventing girls from dying of cancer, but no evidence on the effectiveness of the vaccines was provided.



No evidence? That was settled long ago.

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Two vaccines are available to prevent the human papillomavirus (HPV) types that cause most cervical cancers. These vaccines are bivalent vaccine (Cervarix) and quadrivalent vaccine (Gardasil). One of the HPV vaccines, Gardasil, also prevents HPV types that cause most genital warts. Gardasil also has been shown to prevent some cancers of the anus, vulva (area around the opening of the vagina), and vagina. Both vaccines are given in 3 shots over 6 months.




Or perhaps you consider the CDC just another Government agency trying to poison you "precious bodily fluids"



http://www.cdc.gov/std/hpv/stdfact-hpv-vaccine-young-women.htm

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JC talks about preventing girls from dying of cancer, but no evidence on the effectiveness of the vaccines was provided.



No evidence? That was settled long ago.

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Two vaccines are available to prevent the human papillomavirus (HPV) types that cause most cervical cancers. These vaccines are bivalent vaccine (Cervarix) and quadrivalent vaccine (Gardasil). One of the HPV vaccines, Gardasil, also prevents HPV types that cause most genital warts. Gardasil also has been shown to prevent some cancers of the anus, vulva (area around the opening of the vagina), and vagina. Both vaccines are given in 3 shots over 6 months.




Or perhaps you consider the CDC just another Government agency trying to poison you "precious bodily fluids"



http://www.cdc.gov/std/hpv/stdfact-hpv-vaccine-young-women.htm



You're moving the goal posts again, and missing the point. What's new? Your ABC link did not support your statement. It only talked about parental resistance.

As for efficacy, we know that the vaccines only block out some of the HPV types out there, and 30% of the cancers we see are from those missing types. Given how readily it is transmitted, it's not a given that blocking out the 70% will change the bottom line of how many women get cancer. It seems logical that it would, but a person that doesn't eat beef or pork, but instead eats lamb 3 times a day can still develop heart disease.

It's a question that can and should be asked, particularly in light of the recent discussion on the apparent reduced effectiveness of the whoop cough vaccine.

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***JC talks about preventing girls from dying of cancer, but no evidence on the effectiveness of the vaccines was provided.



No evidence? That was settled long ago.

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Two vaccines are available to prevent the human papillomavirus (HPV) types that cause most cervical cancers. These vaccines are bivalent vaccine (Cervarix) and quadrivalent vaccine (Gardasil). One of the HPV vaccines, Gardasil, also prevents HPV types that cause most genital warts. Gardasil also has been shown to prevent some cancers of the anus, vulva (area around the opening of the vagina), and vagina. Both vaccines are given in 3 shots over 6 months.




Or perhaps you consider the CDC just another Government agency trying to poison you "precious bodily fluids"



http://www.cdc.gov/std/hpv/stdfact-hpv-vaccine-young-women.htm



You're moving the goal posts again, and missing the point. What's new? Your ABC link did not support your statement. It only talked about parental resistance.

As for efficacy, we know that the vaccines only block out some of the HPV types out there, and 30% of the cancers we see are from those missing types. Given how readily it is transmitted, it's not a given that blocking out the 70% will change the bottom line of how many women get cancer. It seems logical that it would, but a person that doesn't eat beef or pork, but instead eats lamb 3 times a day can still develop heart disease.

And a person eating only lamb, but taking statins, will on average, have less heart disease than a person who does not take statins.

It's a question that can and should be asked, particularly in light of the recent discussion on the apparent reduced effectiveness of the whoop cough vaccine.



The vast majority of the world's health organizations agree that the HPV vaccine saves lives.

The pertussis vaccine has saved millions of lives, 10,000 a year in the US. The vaccine was reformulated and may need another booster after the age of 6, or it may just be that all the un-vaccinated kids depleted the herd immunity that was built during the Thimerosal causes autism fraud. It's probably a combination of both.



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The vast majority of the world's health organizations agree that the HPV vaccine saves lives.



But can they prove it yet? There's a long time period between when the infections occur and when the cancers develop.

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The pertussis vaccine has saved millions of lives, 10,000 a year in the US. The vaccine was reformulated and may need another booster after the age of 6, or it may just be that all the un-vaccinated kids depleted the herd immunity that was built during the Thimerosal causes autism fraud. It's probably a combination of both.



regardless of why, it's only by constantly examining the presumed success rate that we get the results.

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Agreed. I laugh at any effort to keep young men and women from being sexually active. Much better we should try to keep them healthy and keep them from having unwanted children.



Right. Top 20 states for rate of teen pregnancy(a lot of Bible Belt states in here):

1. New Mexico – 80/1,000

2. Mississippi – 76/1,000

3. Texas – 73/1,000

4. Arkansas – 73/1,000

5. Louisiana – 69/1,000

6. Oklahoma – 69/1,000

7. Nevada – 68/1,000

8. Delaware – 67/1,000

9. South Carolina – 65/1,000

10. Hawaii – 65/1,000

11. Georgia – 64/1,000

12. Alaska – 64/1,000

13. West Virginia – 64/1,000

14. New York – 63/1,000

15. Alabama – 62/1,000

16. Kentucky – 62/1,000

17. Tennessee – 62/1,000

18. Arizona – 60/1,000

19. Florida – 60/1,000

20. North Carolina – 59/1,000
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Agreed. I laugh at any effort to keep young men and women from being sexually active. Much better we should try to keep them healthy and keep them from having unwanted children.



I think this is a men's rights issue. I've learned from reading that I may get throat cancer as a result of HPV. For some reason it is being argued that young females should receive this vaccine.

How about young males? Or adult males? Understanding that heterosexual immunity may develop from vaccinated women, why is there not more stuff out there about the health risks to males from HPV and how women getting this vaccination can save male lives, as well?


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You make an excellent point. A form of herd immunity, I suppose.
That said, I think the answer to your question is: the specific detail of conversation along that line, especially re: the correlation/causation to male throat cancer in particular, would be a non-starter (to put it mildly) to many parents of juvenile daughters. Unfortunate, but there it is.

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I think this is a men's rights issue. I've learned from reading that I may get throat cancer as a result of HPV. For some reason it is being argued that young females should receive this vaccine.

How about young males? Or adult males? Understanding that heterosexual immunity may develop from vaccinated women, why is there not more stuff out there about the health risks to males from HPV and how women getting this vaccination can save male lives, as well?



Actually, the American Academy of Pediatrics recommends the vaccine for both females and males now. It is recommended to be part of the standard vaccination schedule for all children.



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