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Now playing Next Health news HPV vaccine cut cervical cancer rates by almost 90%, say researchers The first-ever study of the UK's HPV vaccine programme found that the jab prevented thousands of cases of cancers and precancerous cells in the years since it was first offered to children. 04/11/2021