who is faced with the option - that they have to, you know, . have a hysterectomy and they're not going to be able - to have children naturally. the new study looked at the impact of the vaccine after it was introduced for girls in england in 2008. it was also rolled out around the uk, and from 2019 to boys aged 12—13. hpv can cause some cancers including head and neck in men, and the vaccine could help prevent those. no wonder scientists are hailing the significance of the research. it's a really historic moment to show that at last we have this concrete proof that the vaccine is actually stopping people from getting cervical cancer, so it's an incredible story of the power of science and research and what we can achieve when we put that into practice. the vaccine could make a big difference in developing countries like laos, where it's been introduced for girls. cervical cancer is the fourth most common among women worldwide, with 90% of deaths in low and middle—income countries where
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