- For parents, the possibility of vaccinating their children in schools is a great convenience, a convenience. I encourage parents to contact school principals, teachers and the health inspection," said Chief Sanitary Inspector Dr. Pawel Grzesiowski in an interview with Medexpress during the Children and Youth Health Congress.
As a reminder, as of September 1, the free HPV vaccination program was extended to children from age 9 to age 14. One of the crowning arguments for promoting HPV vaccination and starting it in younger children is its effectiveness. Countries where universal vaccination programs have been in place for a long time have succeeded in pushing the problem of the incidence of diseases dependent on this pathogen, especially cervical cancer, to the level of a marginal threat.
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