A one-time HPV catch-up vaccination campaign targeting females aged 9-30 in 132 LMICs could prevent nearly 7 million cervical cancer cases and over 3.5 million deaths, with cost-effectiveness varying by country.
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A one-time HPV catch-up vaccination campaign targeting females aged 9-30 in 132 LMICs could prevent nearly 7 million cervical cancer cases and over 3.5 million deaths, with cost-effectiveness varying by country.
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