New HPV vaccine tested against established option in african youth
NCT ID NCT07256912
Summary
This study aims to compare how well two different HPV vaccines work when given as a single dose to prevent cervical cancer. Researchers will give either the CERVAVAC or Gardasil vaccine to about 1,266 Zambian girls, women, and boys aged 9-20 and track their immune responses over two years. The goal is to see if the newer CERVAVAC vaccine works as well as the established Gardasil vaccine.
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Chipata and Matero First Level Hospitals
Lusaka, Zambia
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