HSE urges parents to have daughters vaccinated against HPV

More than 90 Irish women will die from cervical cancer this year, according to the HSE.

Wed, 07 Sep, 2016 - 16:24

More than 90 Irish women will die from cervical cancer this year, according to the HSE.

The Health Service Executive is urging parents to get their daughters vaccinated against the Human Pamplona Virus (HPV) to prevent cervical cancer later in life.

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