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Cost effectiveness analysis of including boys in a human papillomavirus vaccination programme in the United States
British Medical Journal, 10/22/09
Kim JJ et al. – Given currently available information, including boys in an HPV vaccination programme generally exceeds conventional thresholds of good value for money, even under favourable conditions of vaccine protection and health benefits. Uncertainty still exists in many areas that can either strengthen or attenuate these findings. As new information emerges, assumptions and analyses will need to be iteratively revised to continue to inform policies for HPV vaccination.
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