SaneVax Offers Highly Sensitive HPV DNA Sequencing Test for HPV Vaccine Safety

Sept. 20, 2010 - PRLog -- SaneVax, Inc. is a non-profit organization established to promote Safe, Affordable, Necessary and Effective vaccines and vaccination practices through information and education. When a vaccine, or vaccination practice does not meet these four criteria people need to be informed. SaneVax, Inc. was established to meet that information need.

Even though the CDC, FDA, and many practicing physicians say there is no need for HPV testing prior to vaccination, SaneVax believes it is essential to know whether or not you have been exposed to vaccine-relevant HPV genotypes before you vaccinate. The SaneVax team believes no one should take the risk of increasing their chance of developing cancerous, or pre-cancerous cells by using a vaccine meant to prevent that very thing.

To insure this option is available to medical consumers, SaneVax has partnered with Dr. Sin Hang Lee, and Milford Medical Laboratory to offer low cost, highly sensitive HPV DNA PCR sequencing directly to medical consumers who are considering taking either one of the two HPV vaccines licensed for use in the United States, Gardasil or Cervarix.

This test will detect any of the 100+ HPV genotypes and accurately identify which, if any, high-risk genotypes are present. Then consumers will have the knowledge they need to consult with their doctor and decide if HPV vaccination is a good option for them.

The choice is yours: play russian roulette with HPV vaccines, or find out if you have been exposed to HPV before you vaccinate. Visit http://sanevax.org/resources/pre-vaccination.shtml for details on how to get tested for high-risk HPV genotypes before you vaccinate.

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SaneVax. Inc. believes only Safe, Affordable, Necessary & Effective vaccines and vaccination practices should be offered to the public. Their primary goal is to provide scientific information/resources for those concerned about vaccine safety, efficacy and need. They provide a clearinghouse of information on vaccine safety, in addition to helpful resources for the vaccine-injured.