Health body backs cervical cancer vaccine for schoolgirls

The Health Information and Quality Authority has come out in support of giving a vaccine against cervical cancer to young girls in secondary schools.

The Health Information and Quality Authority has come out in support of giving a vaccine against cervical cancer to young girls in secondary schools.

In a report published today, the authority recommends that the jab be given to all girls at the age of 12.

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