HPV Vaccination Before Pregnancy Linked to Reduced Risk of Preterm Birth and Complications
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A large Swedish study published by The BMJ finds that receiving the HPV vaccine before pregnancy is associated with a lower risk of major pregnancy complications, including preterm birth. The study also indicates that women vaccinated at an earlier age experience a greater reduction in these risks. This research highlights potential benefits of HPV vaccination beyond its established role in preventing HPV-related diseases.
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Originally published by gnews
