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Yes. There are three reasons why: • The vaccine does not protect against all HPV types that cause cancer. • Women who don’t get all the vaccine doses (or at the right time) might not be fully protected. • Women may not fully benefit from the vaccine if they got it after getting one or more of the four HPV types.
