They are pro cancer?
I get really tired of the press on medicaid and people without healthcare. All they have to do is go to the welfare office and sign up. Like any gubmint program, when the $$$ aren't used, they get reduced.
This thing belongs in a clinic where it can be had on a sliding scale based on ability to pay.
No, they are pro-choice. Isn't it interesting that organizations that talk about choice and freedom when it comes to abortion (aka "women's health" organizations), think that the government should mandate that 11 y/o girls be forced to get this vaccination regardless of what the parents and the girl's doctor consider the best course of action?