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Posted: 11:11 AM Apr 30, 2008
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You've heard the controversy over the new HPV vaccine. Now we're getting to the truth of the matter. What is it? How does it really impact your life and your children's lives? Dr. DeAnn Strobel stopped by for a candid discussion.

Then send in your questions to nicole.holt@kxii.com, and we'll get them answered on First News AM all week.

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