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BMJ: Boys can also be free from cancer by vaccination with HPV
2014-08-05
来源：亚科官网
In a recent study published in the International Journal “The British Medical Journal”, researchers from Queen's University of Belfast, through research, said boys were given the same way as girls and girls’ vaccines can also protect against HPV (human papillomavirus) infection, and girls who inject HPV vaccines can often prevent genital warts and certain cancers (cervical cancer).
Researchers Gillian Prue said that human papillomavirus (HPV) infection is also common in men, which often lead to individual suffering from genital warts, head and neck cancer and penile cancer, etc., in the past 20 years, HPV infection rate has been Rise, and the cancer it caused in all cancer accounted for 5%.
In September 2008, the UK developed a vaccine for 12~13 year old girls who could prevent HPV infection, followed by the introduction of the vaccine for HPV infection in domestic girls in Australia, the United States, and Canada; HPV-related diseases in men will bring a considerable social burden, and vaccination of boys after the vaccine is likely to grow healthily. In a survey of 4065 men aged between 16 and 25, the researchers found that HPV vaccine can help individuals to effectively prevent genital warts and penile cancer and other diseases.
Researchers Prue said the benefits of HPV vaccines to men were evident, and boys vaccinated with vaccines could be protected from infection by girls who were not vaccinated; the researchers also pointed out that vaccine only for girls will make the existence of high risk of HPV infection with men who have sex with man, because many men are often infected with HPV in the adolescent.
This study reveals that vaccination of boys with HPV vaccination is equally effective, which laid the foundation for the popularity of the HPV vaccine and the injection of more boys to protect the body from HPV infection.
TAG: Chemical Reagents, Biomedicine
