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Vaccine Has Potential for Prevention of Respiratory Papillomatosis (web article)

The arrival of an FDA-approved human papilloma virus (HPV) vaccine in summer 2006 is expected to not only decrease the incidence of cervical cancer and indicators of cervical cancer, but it will also positively impact a less known disease. The vaccine will reduce HPV genital warts and subsequently reduce the number of cases of juvenile onset recurrent respiratory papillomatosis in children born to mothers with HPV.

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Acting CDC director calls for MMR vaccine to be broken up into three shots 
William Moss is quoted.  

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Scientific American

Advances Drive ‘Stunning’ Drop in Infant RSV Hospitalizations 
Ruth Karron is quoted.  

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Women's Health

How A “Natural” Supplement Is Quietly Fueling A New Addiction Crisis Among Women 
Caleb Alexander is quoted.  

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