Gardasil
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- proper noun
- /ˈɡɑrdəˌsɪl/
- Specialized
- Research is now being done on using Gardasil in older females.
- Gardasil vaccine
- Gardasil HPV vaccine
- Gardasil protects
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Watch on YouTubeShe spoke out and her main issue was that the data showed Gardasil lasted only five years.
- She spoke out and her main issue was that the data showed Gardasil lasted only five years.
- Have a little girl saying, mom, dad, do you know about Gardasil?
Examples
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Rick Perry admits that he was wrong to mandate Gardasil vaccinations.
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Merck, the manufacturer of the Gardasil vaccine, knew about this.
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I was ready to throw a party when I learned that Gardasil had been approved.
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Yeah, I had all three Gardasil shots.
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I just realized how long ago Gardasil has been around, but my daughter received them about four years ago.
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All right, so let's start by talking about your life before Gardasil.
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So she had a baseline physical, but it was also the same day she got her second vaccination of Gardasil.
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The Gardasil vaccine is among the most injurious of any vaccination that's ever been manufactured in the United States.
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The national program there uses Gardasil—a similar vaccine that offers additional protection against genital warts.
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The HPV vaccine, Gardasil, helps prevent cervical cancer in women.
Synonyms
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A medicine given to make the body build protection against a disease
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A short informal word for a shot that protects you from a virus
Surface Forms
Etymology
Gardasil is a brand name made to sound like guard ('to protect') plus a medical-sounding ending -sil. So a simple way to remember it is that Gardasil is a vaccine that 'guards' you against certain types of HPV that can cause cancer.