[If another vaccine would be necessary when it is highly unlikely that the disease could be contacted until a woman is in her twenties then what is the point other than picking the pocket parents and the state?

"The adverse effects of this vaccine must be considered. According to the National Vaccine Information Center (NVIC), the federal Vaccine Adverse Effect Reporting System (VAERS) is now receiving reports of loss of consciousness, seizures, and neurological disorders such as loss of vision, slurred speech, numbness and tingling following administration of the vaccine in the few months since its approval last June. The cervical cancer rates have been consistently declining.

The HPV vaccine is one of the most expensive ever to come to market, and is backed by a multi-million dollar direct-to-consumer advertising campaign. The NVIC鈥檚 survey of practices showed private practice fees ranging from $525 to $930 per child. Given the huge amounts of money at stake for this vaccine, there are many unanswered questions about any undue influence."

My daughter was severely damaged by multiple vaccines and the pediatrician denied her Autism had anything to do with it even though she began hitting her head on the ground immediately after being vaccinated. Putting a sixth grader at risk of unknown consequences of an an unproven vaccine could very possibly be a huge tragedy for the children and parents who are legislated into into paying for a forced vaccination from a dubious vaccine. 6th grade seems a little early, but I definitely think that it should be mandatory before high school. I'm 16 and I wish I had gotten it sooner, but I'm getting it now and glad of it. I don't understand why anyone would be against a vaccine that prevents cancer. Pay no attention to the woman wearing the tin foil hat. The anti-vaccine crowd has been a thorn in the side of public health for many years now. Thanks to them, measles outbreaks are occurring in industrialized countries and polio almost came back to America.