Virginia Senate votes to continue requiring HPV vaccination

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The Virginia Senate on Monday killed a bill that would have lifted requirements that all Virginia girls receive the vaccine for the human papillomavirus before entering 6th grade.

A couple Republicans joined Democrats in voting to send the bill back to committee, passing on it until at least the end of the year.

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