In 2006, the United States Food and drug administration approved
the usage of Gardasil, a human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccine,
within the prevention of cervical cancer. It was authorized for
women up to age twenty six and can be used as early as age 9,
which produced some dispute, as did laws proposed by some states
that Gardasil vaccinations become required. Considering that a
rash of inexplicable fatalities began to occur among Gardasil
recipients, and the flames of debate grew. That evidently hasn't
been enough to slow down the acceptance of Gardasil as an anal
cancer preventative measure, accounts CNN. This could conserve
many people lots of fast money in trying to cure their cancer.