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As part of a national scheme starting this month, the NHS said on Monday that thousands of schoolgirls are to be vaccinated against the sexually transmitted virus that causes most cervical cancer cases . All girls aged between 12 - 13 will be given the jab at school, while older teenage girls will take part in a catch-up programme over the next year.
Acoording to the NHS, the vaccine is most effective if it is given when girls are aged 12 or 13, before they start having sex. Critics have described the injection as a “sex jab” that may encourage under-age sex and sexual behavior is considered socially acceptable.
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And for Indian teenager's ??
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