So many young girls are experiencing horrific health breakdowns following vaccination with the Gardasil shot for human papillomavirus (HPV) that the European Medicines Agency (EMA) has announced plans to conduct a thorough safety review of the controversial vaccine.

Following the recent airing of a documentary in Denmark pointing out the wave of health effects associated with Gardasil, European authorities are apparently rethinking the administration of this jab, which appears to cause permanent health damage in many of those who receive it.

As reported by Denmark's The Local, the EMA is pursuing additional review of Gardasil to "further clarify aspects of [the vaccine's] safety profile." This was prompted by the Danish Health and Medicines Authority (Sundhedsstyrelsen), which has been tracking girls who've been injured following administration of Gardasil.

According to the EMA, some 72 million young women have been vaccinated with Gardasil since it was first introduced in Europe in 2006. Many of these young women have reported side effects ranging from seizures and fainting to heart problems and chronic fatigue.