Papillomavirus vaccine is recommended to girls and boys aged 11 to 14 (with 2 doses), then in catch -up from 15 to 19 years old (with 3 doses). To reach more young people, vaccination against papillomavirus is now offered to children directly on the college. To dispel doubts and reassure the most worried, the National Agency for Food, Environmental and Labor Safety and Labor publishes once again the periodic summary of pharmacovigilance declared between July 1 and December 31, 2024.
“As during the previous period (January 2023 – June 2024), No new security signal has been identified : No new risk has been highlighted. All the available data confirms that the vaccine is safe, ”writes the ANSM. Between the months of July and December 2024, 208 cases of undesirable effects have been declared Following vaccination against HPV infections. Among them, 55 cases occurred as part of the campaign in colleges. “Of these 208 cases, 166 cases were classified as non -serious and 42 cases were classified as serious (no death, no vital prognosis). The average age of the serious cases collected by the CRPV (22 cases) is 13.1 years, ”explains the ANSM.
What are the side effects reported?
These are mainly reactions to the vaccine injection site (Pain in the place of …
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