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HPV, or Human Papillomavirus, is increasingly being recognized as a major health concern. In this episode of The Orange Club Podcast, Dr. Usha explains why awareness and prevention are key to protecting the next generation.
Watch the clip here: HPV Vaccine for Girls
What Makes HPV a Concern
HPV is a common virus that, if left unchecked, can lead to serious conditions later in life, including cervical cancer. The real challenge is that awareness around it remains low, and preventive measures are often overlooked.
The Role of Vaccination
Unlike many health risks, HPV can be prevented through vaccination. The vaccine is safe, effective, and can protect young girls from complications years down the line.
Why Parents Hesitate
Many parents readily invest in their children’s health, education, and nutrition, but concerns about cost or lack of information often stop them from choosing the HPV vaccine. This gap in awareness makes prevention less common than it should be.
Taking Action Early
By learning about HPV and discussing vaccination with healthcare providers, parents can make an informed choice that safeguards their daughters’ future health. Awareness today can prevent far greater challenges tomorrow.
For an in-depth discussion on women’s health, listen to the full episode of The Orange Club Podcast – Woman’s Guide to Health and Wellness

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