More than eight million adolescent girls received the Human Papillomavirus vaccine.
The vaccine prevents infections that could turn into cervical cancer.
The initiative began this year for girls fourteen years old and up.
Health officials say it will help lower future cancer numbers.
The vaccine is a safe medicine that protects against a virus that can cause cervical cancer later in life.
The campaign started this year to protect girls aged fourteen and older.
Experts say this step moves the country closer to a future with fewer cancer cases.
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