National Cervical Cancer Coalition (2 snips)
In the United States, About 14,000 women are diagnosed with cervical cancer disease each year and more than 3,900 women die in the USA each year from this disease.
Even if a women has had the HPV/cervical cancer vaccine, she will continue to require a cervical cancer screen by the Pap test. At this time, this vaccine only protects against 70% of the potential cervical cancer cases. The Pap smear has reduced cervical cancer rates in the United States by more then 70%. Pap smears, like the one you receive regularly, is the single most effective cancer screen in the history of medicine. Remember to have your Pap test. Early detection saves lives.
http://www.nccc-online.org/
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If you extrapolate the deaths etc reported from how many girls have actually had the vaccine to the whole female population of the US having 14k diagnoses and 3900 deaths due to cervical cancer, the vaccine might well produce more deaths than the disease itself does....
But it's so progressive....