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HPV Vaccines Protect Against Cancer. Could They Benefit Pregnancy?

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Findings from a nationwide study suggest HPV vaccination may reduce adverse pregnancy outcomes, emphasizing its importance in reproductive health strategies.

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HPV vaccination appears to provide benefits beyond protection against cancer. Women who are vaccinated before pregnancy appear to have a lower risk of giving birth prematurely, among other things. “Protection is particularly good for those who are vaccinated before the age of 17,” says Jiayao Lei, one of the researchers behind a new study.

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News Medical broke the news in Mona Vale, Australia on Monday, October 12, 2026.
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