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michael smith is chief medical editor at web md and has more on that recommendation. why now are they saying that boys should also get this vaccine? boys that are 11 and 12 years old? >> due to an accumulation of evidence. we now know it is just as beneficial in boys as it is in girls. for girls, obviously, the primary benefit is cervical cancer and in boys the benefit is larger than that. take, for example, neck cancer due to hpv infection. it's probably going to surpass hpv-related cervical cancer by 2025. again, it shows really a great benefit for boys as well. >> is part of this a recommendation so when boys become sexually active the transmission rate is reduced with women and young men. >> only about 30% of young women and girls have gotten hpv vaccine. if that number were over 50%, we probably wouldn't have to worry about boys but we're talking about a community effect. by vaccinating boys now as well as girls, we're getting a larger effect and we'll see more complications. >> just mentioning the vaccine is highly controversial and also very expensive. what is

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