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Panel endorses two HPV vaccine doses for preteens
A federal advisory panel urged reducing the HPV vaccination schedule to two doses spaced six to 12 months apart for ages nine to 14, arguing two doses are as effective as three. The move aims to simplify immunization, boost uptake, and cut barriers for parents. The committee kept three doses for those starting after age 15, while Gardasil 9 remains the sole current vaccine.
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New York
Nancy Messonnier
Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
U.S
Cynthia Pellegrini
March of Dimes
Food and Drug Administration
Advisory Committee On
Atlanta
CDC
William Schaffner
Vanderbilt University
Merck & Co
GlaxoSmithKline