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By Michelle RobertsHealth reporter, BBC News
The UK government may have chosen the least cost-effective vaccine to immunise teenage girls against viruses that cause cervical cancer, a data study suggests
In 2008, the Department of Health picked the cheaper of two options - a vaccine called Cervarix.
But the Health Protection Agency (HPA) concludes that a different vaccine, Gardasil, could provide better value.
Cervarix would need to be £19 to £35 cheaper to match Gardasil's payback.
Source: BBC News