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Re: A Vaccine to Save Women's LivesFrom: Kim E. Goldman (goldman@calweb.com)Wed Feb 7 17:42:32 2007
What business is it of the governor of Texas to prevent cervical cancer? And if you want to prevent that portion of it that is caused by the four strains of HPV that this vaccine allegedly provides protection for, why not vaccinate both sexes. Again it is difficulty, though not impossible, to transfer HPV from female to female and certainly far less common than M-->F and F-->M transmission. Kim On Feb 7, 2007, at 5:21 PM, Raymond Stephen wrote:
> Because the aim of the vaccine is to prevent cancer of cervix.
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