Understanding the public attitudes to design a higher education. Key messages regarding transmission, risks of cancer, screening and prevention: genital vs oral
Wednesday, June 15, 2016
Women against HPV driven cancers
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WACC II
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4:00 PM
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7:10 PM
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Understanding the public attitudes to design a higher education. Key messages regarding transmission, risks of cancer, screening and prevention: genital vs oral
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Trakl
Women against HPV driven cancers
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WACC II-01
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Transmission of HPV: frequent patient questions
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H.
Helen
Trottier
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WACC II-02
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Male medical student' interest and perceptions of obstetrics and gynecology
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W.
Waleed
Alsarhani
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WACC II-03
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Barriers to cervical cancer screening among Roma-women in Romania: a qualitative study
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T.
Trude
Andreassen
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WACC II-04
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The attitude of Hungarian male high-school students’ concerning the HPV vaccine
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B.
B.C.
Balla
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WACC II-05
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Do school requirements increase HPV vaccination coverage?
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N.
Noel
Brewer
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WACC II-06
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Parents' views of including boys in the HPV vaccination programme
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M.
Maria
Gottvall
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WACC II-08
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A school-based educational intervention can increase adolescents knowledge and awareness about HPV
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M.
Maria
Grandahl
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WACC II-09
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HPV vaccination, surveillance and society: meeting the needs of the European influx of refugees and asylum seekers
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M.
Margaret
Heffernan
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WACC II-10
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The effect of social media campaigns on young women's attendance rate to cervical cancer screening in Norway
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E.
Elisabeth
Jakobsen
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WACC II-11
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Social mobilization, acceptability and consent during human papillomavirus vaccination in low- and middle-income countries
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S.
Severin
Kabakama
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WACC II-12
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HPV vaccination in Japan: early effectiveness and concerns
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R.
Ryo
Konno
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WACC II-13
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The efficacy of HPV vaccine in Japanese women aged 20-21 years old
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R.
Risa
Kudo
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WACC II-14
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Romanian adolescents' knowledge and attitudes toward human papillomavirus infection and prophylactic vaccination
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C.
Calina
Maier
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WACC II-15
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HPV vaccination intention among male clients of a large STI outpatient clinic in Amsterdam, the Netherlands
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M.
Maarten
Schim Van Der Loeff
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WACC II-16
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The effect of payment on the HPV vaccination intention among male clients of the STI outpatient clinic in Amsterdam, the Netherlands
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E.
Elske
Marra
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WACC II-17
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DEMOGRAPHIC AND SOCIO-ECONOMIC DETERMINANTS OF HPV VACCINE UPTAKE IN SWEDEN
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J.
Jiangrong
WANG
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WACC II-18
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The influence of media coverage of adverse events on young Japanese women's thoughts and actions regarding HPV vaccination: results of a web-based survey
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Y.
Yoko
Motoki
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WACC II-19
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Understanding attitudes to cervical cancer screening amongst young women
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T.
Tanya
Muller
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WACC II-20
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Impact of income, race and geographic location on uptake of HPV vaccination in Ohio
See abstract
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E.
Electra
Paskett
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WACC II-21
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Survey of current knowledge and attitudes toward the HPV vaccine and cervical cancer prevention in Japan
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Y.
Yukio
Suzuki
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WACC II-22
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The Impact of Cultural Differences on Cervical Cancer Screening and HPV Vaccination Rates
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S.
Sun kuie
Tay
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WACC II-23
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Acceptance of multipurpose human papillomavirus vaccines among providers and mothers of adolescent girls: a mixed-methods study in five countries
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N.
Nadja a
Vielot
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WACC II-07
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PEDIATRICIAN COMMUNICATION ABOUT HPV VACCINATION: AN ANALYSIS OF RECORDED CONVERSATIONS
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A.
Amit
Kulkarni
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