Members suggested that the vaccination of human papillomavirus should be included in medical insurance. Do you support this suggestion?

Support. Dai Xiuying, member of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, member of the Standing Committee of the Central Committee of the Agricultural Workers' Party and member of the Ningxia District Committee, said in an interview with China Women's Daily that the incidence of cervical cancer in China is mainly concentrated in rural areas, and the incidence of cervical cancer in poverty-stricken areas is significantly higher than the national level. She suggested that human papillomavirus vaccination should be included in medical insurance, and HPV vaccine should be promoted as soon as possible to benefit women in poor areas and prevent cervical cancer. Cervical cancer is the only tumor with definite cause at present. There are mature early screening methods and preventive vaccines, and more than 90% of patients are infected with human papillomavirus (HPV). Vaccination can effectively prevent cervical cancer.

Dai Xiuying said that the World Health Organization released the Global Strategy for Accelerating the Elimination of Cervical Cancer at the end of 2020, which promised to eliminate a cancer for the first time. China will fully support the global strategy of WHO, and propose to achieve the following three goals by 2030: 90% of girls will be vaccinated with human papillomavirus (HPV) before 15 years old; 70% of women are screened by efficient detection before the age of 35 to 45; 90% of women diagnosed with cervical diseases have been treated. We will cooperate with 193 countries to promote the global goal of eliminating cervical cancer by determining the three-level prevention and treatment paths such as vaccination, screening and treatment. The Global Strategy for Accelerating the Elimination of Cervical Cancer outlines three key measures to eliminate cervical cancer: vaccination, screening and treatment. By 2050, the successful implementation of these three measures can reduce more than 40% of new cases and 5 million related deaths. The incidence of cervical cancer ranks second among female malignant tumors in China, second only to breast cancer.

At present, the prevention and treatment of cervical cancer in China faces many challenges: the population base is large, and the population of school-age vaccination is large; There is still a gap between the supply and demand of HPV vaccine, and the vaccine supply guarantee mechanism needs to be strengthened urgently; HPV vaccine has not been included in the National Immunization Program (NIP); The majority of rural women are not aware of the prevention and treatment of cervical cancer, the development of regional economy and health level is uneven, and the prevention and treatment conditions are limited. ? Dai Xiuying said. ? Pay attention to the early prevention of cervical cancer, and it is possible to eliminate cervical cancer in China. This can not only save a woman's life, but also save a happy family. ? Dai Xiuying suggested that most member countries should incorporate the 10 vaccine recommended by WHO into NIP, and under the evidence-based decision-making mechanism of the National Advisory Committee of Immunization Planning Experts, timely optimize and adjust the vaccine types and immunization procedures of NIP, and incorporate human papillomavirus, Hib, PPCV and RotV into NIP as soon as possible to help? Healthy China 2030? The realization of the objectives of the planning outline.

The competent department should speed up the review and approval process of domestic human papillomavirus vaccine (human papillomavirus) and improve the accessibility of HPV vaccine. Through price negotiation, centralized procurement, etc. To promote the reasonable pricing of HPV vaccine supply enterprises. Strengthen the scientific propaganda of human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccination and promote vaccination of school-age people. Explore various channels to ensure vaccination of school-age population in poverty-stricken areas. ?

Dai Xiuying suggested that human papillomavirus vaccination should be included in medical insurance, partially reimbursed, or funded by corresponding funds; Provide free screening for women in poverty-stricken areas, give priority to ensuring HPV vaccine coverage for women of school age in poor families, and help the poor in a targeted and precise way to promote the prevention and treatment of cervical cancer among women in poverty-stricken areas in China. She said that a comprehensive prevention and treatment model for cervical cancer should be formulated in line with the characteristics of China. The National Health Commission, the US Food and Drug Administration, the Ministry of Education, the Ministry of Finance, the Women's Federation and other relevant departments have worked together to gradually implement planned immunization and gradually improve the vaccination rate of human papillomavirus for school-age girls. ?