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See Latest ArticlesAvailability of Human Papillomavirus Vaccine at Medical Practices in an Area with Elevated Rates of Cervical Cancer
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Gottlieb SL et al. – Approximately 1 year after its introduction, HPV vaccine was available at three–quarters of family practice and pediatrics practices, two–thirds of obstetrics–gynecology practices, and few internal medicine practices in an area with elevated cervical cancer rates. Practices' concerns about cost and reimbursement have implications for accessibility of HPV vaccine to those who need it most.
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