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While much of the uproar over cervical cancer vaccine Gardasil has dissipated since its approval by the FDA in 2006, many women still struggle to decide whether to get the vaccine, both for themselves and their daughters. Hope offers tips for making the choice that’s right for you. By Melissa Simpson Could three shots given over a 6-month period all but wipe out a cancer that kills 250,000 women worldwide each year? Proponents of Gardasil hope so and claim that the vaccine will drastically reduce cervical cancer by protecting vaccinated women from human papillomavirus (HPV). But Gardasil is not without...