You’re not a kid anymore, but you still need to keep up with your vaccines as an adult. As vaccines against certain illnesses wane over time, it’s important to stay up to date with immunizations against diseases like influenza, rubella, the coronavirus and others.
If you’ve been diagnosed with HPV, you might not understand what this means, and if it will go away on its own. Our expert explains what HPV is, symptoms to be on the lookout for and when to seek treatment.
For years, the HPV vaccine has been recommended for children as young as 9, all the way up to adults age 26. Now the FDA has approved the vaccine for those ages 26 to 45.
