THE vaccination programme for cervical cancer covering East Lancashire to protect against the human papilloma virus, cannot be an easy decision for many parents, especially of a religious persuasion.
It is bound to be associated with lifestyle and by the fact the target for vaccination is 12 to 13 year old girls. However, intelligent choice has to overrule sensitivities and vaccination is not an endorsement to promiscuity.
Protection against disease can only be of benefit especially, in an age of social change.
Cultural factors such as stable relationships and safe practices provide best protection, along with hygiene.
MR N MOMONIAT (address supplied)
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