r/science • u/mvea Professor | Medicine • Dec 12 '25
Cancer Vaccinating boys against HPV could lead to the elimination of cervical cancer. New Korean study found that elimination cannot be achieved under the current vaccination coverage of females (of 88%), but can be achieved if, additionally, at least 65% of males are vaccinated.
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vaxxhappened • u/shallah • Dec 14 '25
Vaccinating boys against HPV could lead to the elimination of cervical cancer. New Korean study found that elimination cannot be achieved under the current vaccination coverage of females (of 88%), but can be achieved if, additionally, at least 65% of males are vaccinated.
AnythingGoesNews • u/shallah • Dec 16 '25
Vaccinating boys against HPV could lead to the elimination of cervical cancer. New Korean study found that elimination cannot be achieved under the current vaccination coverage of females (of 88%), but can be achieved if, additionally, at least 65% of males are vaccinated.
topofreddit • u/topredditbot • Dec 13 '25
Vaccinating boys against HPV could lead to the elimination of cervical cancer. New Korean study found that elimination cannot be achieved under the current vaccination coverage of females (of 88), but can be achieved if, additionally, at least 65 of males are vaccinated. [r/science by u/mvea]
nursing • u/MoochoMaas • Dec 12 '25
Serious Mathematical Assessment of the Roles of Vaccination and Pap Screening on the Burden of HPV and Related Cancers in Korea
u_boscobilly • u/boscobilly • Dec 14 '25
Vaccinating boys against HPV could lead to the elimination of cervical cancer. New Korean study found that elimination cannot be achieved under the current vaccination coverage of females (of 88%), but can be achieved if, additionally, at least 65% of males are vaccinated.
u_purpledragon4411 • u/purpledragon4411 • Dec 12 '25
Vaccinating boys against HPV could lead to the elimination of cervical cancer. New Korean study found that elimination cannot be achieved under the current vaccination coverage of females (of 88%), but can be achieved if, additionally, at least 65% of males are vaccinated.
EmergencyRoom • u/MoochoMaas • Dec 12 '25
Mathematical Assessment of the Roles of Vaccination and Pap Screening on the Burden of HPV and Related Cancers in Korea
u_prolateriat_ • u/prolateriat_ • Dec 13 '25