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For one thing, Gardasil is effective in men as well as women. For another thing, This "cancer vaccine" and the Gardasil are completly different. Gardasil uses standard vaccine techniques (ie, using viral components) to produce long lasting immunity to a virus. This vaccine on the other hand, doesn't give you any immunity at all. As I and foxi previously said, all it does is produce a short term immune response, and not immunity, so you need continued injections to get continued effect. It's like comparing apple and oranges. There both fruit, they both come from trees, that's about it. So Gardasil was preatty bad example to pick all around.




