Although the study design for Gardasil used for licensing in Europe might have been suboptimal, although that doesn’t really come across in this Slate piece, it seems clear that it didn’t result in safety data being missed, and as post-licensure tests have confirmed, Gardasil is safe.
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Vaccines are appropriately evaluated for mutagenicity, carcinogenicity and impairment of fertility, when necessary, as a part of pre-clinical or nonclinical studies that occur even before the first phase one studies on people.
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The HPV vaccines are safe, they work, and are necessary, which are beliefs shared by experts and most parents who decide to get their kids vaccinated and protected against HPV.
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Vaccine trials include many double-blind, placebo-controlled studies, contrary to some beliefs. These trials are crucial in medical research, as they use a control group that does not receive the vaccine being studied. While saline placebos are commonly used, other vaccines may serve as comparators when ethical considerations preclude placebo use.
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