HPV Affects Everyone
HPV Causes 6 Types of Cancer
HPV is responsible for nearly 40,000 cases of cancer each year.
HPV is Very Common
Almost everyone gets HPV at some point.
HPV is Preventable
On-time HPV vaccination is safe, effective, and proven to protect your child.
HPV Vaccination Prevents Cancer
You can protect your child against 6 types of cancer by making on-time HPV vaccination a priority. HPV is very common, and most people will get it at some point. Your choice to vaccinate today will help lead to an HPV cancer-free tomorrow.
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Every Child Deserves HPV Protection
All children should get HPV vaccination.
Preteens
Ages 9-12
Preteens
Ages 9-12
- Maximize your child’s protection against HPV cancers
- “On-time” vaccination starts at age 9 and is completed by the 13th birthday
- Two-dose series for most children in this age range
Teens
Ages 13-17
Teens
Ages 13-17
- HPV vaccination is recommended for all teens—there’s still time to protect your child
- Two-dose series for most children under age 15
- Three-dose series for children older than age 15
A Future Free from HPV Cancers
You can help protect your child from 6 types of cancer. HPV vaccination has been routinely recommended by health care professionals since 2006.
“The body's immune system produces a more robust immune response to the HPV vaccine the earlier it is given.”
Chris Barry, PA-C, MMSc, DFAAPA
JMA Pediatrics
“Vaccination in childhood before HPV exposure is the best way to protect against HPV cancers in adulthood.”
Melissa Hudson, MD, FASCO
St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital
“I’m grateful we have a vaccine that prevents cancer.”
Michelle Bowden, MD
University of Tennessee Health Science Center