HPV: Consider the Man

Following up on my post last week about the HPV vaccine, and the question of prevalence among men - the LATimes has a story (reg required) that discusses the idea of a male vaccine, and has a prevalence figure. Curiously, they put it at 60% - which is significantly less than the 75% prevalence among women. They don’t discuss the discrepancy, however.

Published by: tgoetz on March 19th, 2007 | Filed under Uncategorized

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