Cervical cancer is a frightening disease for women. One way to reduce the risk of developing the disease is by administering a cervical cancer vaccine. Then, how effective is the role of cervical cancer vaccine in preventing cervical cancer? Cervical cancer is mostly caused by a virus that is transmitted through sexual contact, namely human papillomavirus (HPV). Cervical cancer vaccine is given as an effort to prevent transmission of the virus, while reducing the risk of worse. How Does HPV Attack? HPV attacks by transmitting infections to women through sexual contact or direct contact with the genital area. This then causes abnormal cell growth in the cervix (cervix). In some women, the disorder can later develop into cervical cancer. How to give Cervical Cancer Vaccine? For women, currently in Indonesia the administration of cervical cancer vaccine is recommended starting from the age of 10 years and over. This vaccination prevents infection with the HPV virus the main cause