From Texas Public Radio:
San Antonio has the lowest rate of HPV vaccinated children of any major city in Texas, but a cervical cancer survivor is trying to change that by telling her story.
Cancer Survivor Shares Story To Help Boost HPV Vaccination Rate In San Antonio
The city’s rate of HPV vaccination is lower than the national average, but slightly above average for Texas.
Bonnie Petrie / Texas Public Radio
Liz Kapeel tells health care providers in San Antonio the story of her fight to survive HPV-related cervical cancer.
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