This book has one goal and three objectives. The goal is to educate readers about how best to assess the dangers of vaccines. The first FDA-approved human papillomavirus vaccine, Gardasil, is used as the model or example in achieving this goal. In such an assessment, our focus and emphasis are on two essential areas: - The natural biological workings of the human body, which includes how it responds to vaccines and drugs; and - The proven and irrefutable injuries of those who received the HPV vaccine. The first objective of this book is to educate readers about the theory of vaccination, and how it contradicts the biological workings of the human body. We discuss the delicate processes of human growth and development; and explain how vaccines disrupt these vital processes, especially those related to the immune system. The second objective of this book is to convey the scope of HPV; and to achieve this, the following questions are answered: - What is the HPV virus? - What is the pharmaceutical industry's motive for making the HPV virus a "big" issue? - What is the "actual" (not assumed) claim made by the manufacturers of Gardasil and other HPV vaccines concerning the drugs' safety? - What injuries to the brain and body do the chemicals that make up Gardasil and other HPV vaccines cause? The third objective is to examine the vast injuries incurred by those who received Gardasil.