News: PREVENT HPV Cancers Act of 2023

HPV advocacy groups from across the United States support the PREVENT HPV Cancers Act (H.R. 3633). The bill is critical to help prevent six HPV cancers when today's children become adults.
The bipartisan bill will provide five million dollars in funding from 2024 to 2028 to establish a national awareness campaign about HPV cancer prevention.
Learn more and find a sample letter to send to legislators: hpvandme.org/h...
What does HPV education look like?
- The HPV vaccine is safe and effective.
- It prevents six types of cancers later in life.
- Vaccination at age 9-13 provides the most protection.
- The HPV vaccine may also provide benefits for people up to age 45.
A national awareness campaign is vital to increase, HPV vaccination rates. With more education, doctors say HPV cancers may be virtually eliminated in a few decades.
Partners include: HPV Cancers Alliance • Moffitt Cancer Center • HPVANDME • Head and Neck Cancer Alliance • Anal Cancer Foundation • Roswell Park Comprehensive Cancer Center • Society for Women's Health Research • St. Jude's Children's Research Hospital • Healthy Women
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