Abstract
Despite the Human Papillomavirus Vaccine becoming available to the public in 2006, there has been a continuing rise of HPV-associated cancers documented in the United States. There is speculation as to why the rates of HPV is not rising. One possibility is the missed opportunity of introducing the subject …
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