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Teen boys are less likely to get the HPV vaccination, study finds

Dr. Jennifer Ashton discusses what parents should know about the new study, which found healthcare providers were less likely to offer the vaccine to teenage boys.

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  2. Now cancer-free, the sports reporter says she credits her early diagnosis for her recovery, and is urging women to visit their doctor and get screened routinely.

  3. Writer/director Irene Kapustina took much of the play's dialogue from transcripts of interviews with Syrian refugees.

  4. ABC News' Mary Bruce interviews Rep. Raul Ruiz, D-Calif., as the GOP awaits the CBO report on the House-passed health care bill.

  5. We've all heard about the infamous human pap Paloma virus or. HPV yes it's more commonly known there are many different HPV viruses some cause just warts but others cause cancer in both men and women but just how widespread is today the CDC gives us some new numbers and their high about 43% of

  6. Dr. Jen Ashton appears live on "GMA" to discuss a study on the connection between contraceptives and protecting women from certain types of cancer.

  7. CDC has new guidelines for flu, hepatitis and meningitis vaccines for adults.

  8. Andrews, 38, revealed to Sports Illustrated she underwent surgery for cervical cancer in October 2016 and got the all-clear from her doctor, with no need for radiation or chemotherapy.

  9. After undergoing surgery for cervical cancer, Andrews speaks out for the first time.

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