| Senior Member (100+ posts)
Joined: May 2012 Posts: 162 Likes: 1 | We've been looking at the vaccine long and hard for our boys. One interesting thing I've read in several places, there's a study showing that women who are vaccinated after they are infected are actually at a higher risk of cancer. If you are going to get the vaccine, seems very important to get before exposure.
wife/caregiver to Vince, dx 4/12 Stage IV BOT HPV+ SCC, poorly diff.; T4N2cMo; U of C; Clinical trial, Everolimus; 6 wks ind. chemo (Cetuximab, Cisplatin & Taxol), 50 x IMRT, 75 gy chemorad w/5FU, Hydrea & Taxol; 5 years out, thankfully still NED
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