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Did you know the HPV vaccine can help prevent certain cancers? In this video, Dr. Srinivas Tadaraj, Pediatrician at Rainbow Children's Hospital, LB Nagar, explains the importance of the Human Papillomavirus (HPV) vaccine in protecting against HPV-related cancers, including cervical cancer in women and certain anal and oral cancers in both men and women. He also shares why getting vaccinated at the recommended age offers the best protection. The HPV vaccine is recommended for both boys and girls from 9 years of age. Children vaccinated before the age of 15 usually require just two doses, while those starting later need a three-dose schedule. Safe, effective, and widely available, this vaccine is an important step in protecting your child's long-term health. For consultations, visit Rainbow Children's Hospital, LB Nagar. #RainbowChildrensHospital #DrSrinivasTadaraj #Pediatrician [HPV vaccine, human papillomavirus vaccine, cervical cancer prevention, HPV vaccination, child immunization, cancer prevention, HPV vaccine for boys and girls, pediatric vaccination,human papillomavirus,hpv,public health,vaccine,cancer vaccine,hpv vaccine,hpv vaccines,human papilloma virus,hpv vaccine india,cervical cancer,hpv and cervical cancer,cervical cancer prevention,hpv in men,hpv test,hpv cancer research,should i get hpv vaccine,vaccine conversation,hpv symptoms,the hpv vaccine,hpv warts,hpv vaccine for female,why hpv vaccine,men hpv vaccine,reproductive health,Rainbow Children's Hospital, LB Nagar]