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Don’t miss your second chance at HPV protection—Gardasil 9 is now available free for eligible teens in West Cork! If you missed your first shot in first year, you’re still covered: students from second to fifth year, homeschooled or in special schools born between Sept 1, 2007, and Aug 31, 2012, can get vaccinated. This isn’t just about avoiding genital warts—it’s a powerful shield against cervical, throat, and anal cancers. HPV can lurk silently for years, so getting the jab before exposure is key. Teens 15 and under need parental consent, but those 16+ can consent themselves. Remember Laura Brennan, who lost her life to cervical cancer at 26—her story fueled this vital push. Get protected. Your future self will thank you.
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