Parliament has decided to make HPV screening and vaccination free of charge for young people aged between 11 and 26, extending the age limit
Sanziana Georgescu
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The draft law adopted by Parliament aims to prevent cervical cancer, a serious problem in Romania, where the incidence is almost three times higher than the EU average. HPV screening and vaccination will be free for girls and boys aged 11-26 years under the National Vaccination Program. This measure is essential as the risk of diagnosis and death from cervical cancer is significantly higher in Romania. The bill needs to be promulgated by the President to enter into force.
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DECIZIE Vaccinarea anti-HPV, extinsă pentru fetele și băieții cu vârste între 11 și 26 de ani
Proiect de lege votat de Camera Deputaţilor, prin care vaccinarea gratuită anti-HPV a fost extinsă la fete şi băieţi până la 26 de ani
Legea vaccinării gratuite anti-HPV, adoptată în Parlament. Ovidiu Cîmpean: „Victorie pentru sănătatea publică”.
Plenul Camerei Deputaţilor a votat extinderea vaccinării anti-HPV gratuite pentru toate fetele şi băieţii cu vârste între 11 şi 26 de ani / Rogobete (PSD): Sănătatea este o prioritate naţională / Cîmpean (PNL): Avem nevoie de o campanie de informare
Legea vaccinării gratuite împotriva HPV la fete și băieți între 11 și 26 de ani, adoptată de Parlament
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