In a new study researchers found that girls who received the HPV vaccine didn’t have higher rates of sexually transmitted diseases when compared with non-vaccinated girls. The findings suggest that the HPV vaccine doesn’t result in riskier sexual behavior. Anupam Jena, assistant professor of health care policy, led the research.
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