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The human papillomavirus vaccine was approved in Japan in 2009 and added to the national routine immunization schedule in April 2013. However, in June 2013, the Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare suspended proactive recommendations following media reports of adverse events. Vaccination rates subsequently declined to below 1% and remained at historically low levels for nearly eight years. Proactive recommendations resumed in November 2021, and a catch-up vaccination program was launched in 2022.
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