Kenneth Alexander (United States of America)
Nemours Children’s Hospital Orlando, Florida Division of Pediatric Infectious DiseasesAuthor Of 4 Presentations
HPV disease and cancer impact on males: Male HPV disease – key facts and figures
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Presenter of 4 Presentations
HPV disease and cancer impact on males: Male HPV disease – key facts and figures
Closing remarks
Welcome and opening remarks
Q&A
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Session Description:
You may already know about the HPV vaccine’s role in preventing cervical cancer, but did you know that each year, over 69,000 men are diagnosed with HPV-related cancers? Vaccinating males between the ages of 9 and 14 is the most effective way to prevent the majority of these cancers. So when you vaccinate your male pediatric patients today, you help protect them against HPV-related cancer and diseases as men! Please join us to hear important information about HPV disease in males and the HPV vaccine.
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Session Description:
You may already know about the HPV vaccine’s role in preventing cervical cancer, but did you know that each year, over 69,000 men are diagnosed with HPV-related cancers? Vaccinating males between the ages of 9 and 14 is the most effective way to prevent the majority of these cancers. So when you vaccinate your male pediatric patients today, you help protect them against HPV-related cancer and diseases as men! Please join us to hear important information about HPV disease in males and the HPV vaccine.