HPV VACCINATIONS
Since 2008 NHS Scotland have been running a successful HPV vaccination programme offering all S1 girls the vaccination. The success of this programme, and emerging new evidence, means that the programme will be extended to include S1 boys this year. Extending the routine vaccination programme to include boys has the potential to further reduce levels of cancer causing HPV and save lives in the future.
Consent packs containing a letter, leaflet and consent forms will be sent home and NHS Scotland will be publishing an online information pack in early September.
http://www.healthscotland.scot/
Since 2008 NHS Scotland have been running a successful HPV vaccination programme offering all S1 girls the vaccination. The success of this programme, and emerging new evidence, means that the programme will be extended to include S1 boys this year. Extending the routine vaccination programme to include boys has the potential to further reduce levels of cancer causing HPV and save lives in the future.
Consent packs containing a letter, leaflet and consent forms will be sent home and NHS Scotland will be publishing an online information pack in early September.
http://www.healthscotland.scot/
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