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Human Papillomavirus Vaccine Initiation in an Area with Elevated Rates of Cervical Cancer
Journal of Adolescent Health, 08/07/09
Gottlieb SL et al. – Approximately 1 year after its introduction, HPV vaccine had been initiated by only 10% of adolescent girls in an area with elevated cervical cancer rates; however, most parents intended for their daughters to be vaccinated. Additional efforts are needed to ensure that parents' intentions to vaccinate are realized.
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