Starting today, the HPV vaccine is free for young people up to 26 years old.
Sanziana Georgescu
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Starting from October 1st, young people up to 26 years old can benefit for free from the anti-HPV vaccine, thus expanding the accessibility of immunization which was previously limited. Vaccination consists of three doses and protects against HPV strains associated with cervical cancer, a serious problem in Romania, where the mortality rate is significantly higher than the European average. Experts emphasize the importance of vaccination for boys as well, and immunization is carried out based on a medical prescription.
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Vaccinul anti-HPV este gratuit pentru tinerii de până la 26 de ani, începând de astăzi
Rafila: Vaccinarea gratuită împotriva infecţiei cu HPV este extinsă până la vârsta de 26 de ani, începând de la 1 octombrie. În România, incidenţa cancerului de col uterin este cea mai ridicata din UE şi face peste 1500 de victime anual
Vaccinul anti-HPV, gratuit pentru tinerii de până la 26 de ani începând de miercuri, 1 octombrie 2025
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