The Megyn Kelly Show Truth About the HPV Vaccine: A Megyn Kelly Show Debate and Discussion, with Dr. Kristen Walsh and Allison Krug | Ep. 565
Jun 5, 2023
Dr. Kristen Walsh, a seasoned pediatrician, joins epidemiologist Allison Krug in a riveting discussion on the HPV vaccine. They tackle parental concerns and the vaccine's potential to prevent cancer while discussing silent symptoms of the virus. The duo dives into vaccine efficacy, side effects, and the nuances of one versus multiple doses. Additionally, they critique Merck's marketing tactics—unpacking how emotional appeals influence decisions. Their insights illuminate the need for informed choices in the face of ongoing debates about vaccination.
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Vaccine Necessity with Regular Pap Smears
- If you live in the U.S. and receive annual pap tests, consider whether the HPV vaccine is necessary.
- Pap smears effectively detect cervical cancer, reducing the need for the vaccine in regularly screened women.
Cervical Scraping Despite Vaccination
- Megyn Kelly's friend received the HPV vaccine but still required a cervical scraping after problematic cells were detected.
- This highlights that the vaccine doesn't eliminate the need for monitoring and potential interventions.
HPV's Impact on Both Sexes and Ongoing Litigation
- HPV affects both men and women, increasing cancer risks in areas like the throat, anus, and penis.
- A mass litigation is underway concerning Gardasil, with allegations of severe side effects, including death.