WACC Health Education

• FC 14-01 • Positive social media campaign effect on young women's attendance rate to cervical cancer screening in Norway See abstract > A. A.T. TROPÉ • FC 14-02 • A national survey of Canadians on HPV: comparing knowledge, barriers and preventive practices of physicians to those of consumers See abstract > N. N. DURAND • FC 14-03 • Vaccinating against human papillomavirus is not associated with risky sexual behaviours among men who have sex with men in Australia See abstract > E. E.P.F. CHOW • FC 14-04 • Safety messages increase mothers' willingness to vaccinate against HPV: a randomized trial See abstract > G. Gregory Zimet • FC 14-05 • Try this at home: rapid response coalition building and evidence-based advocacy. Case from Indiana, USA See abstract > B. Beth Meyerson • FC 14-06 • School nurses' attitudes towards and experiences of an HPV vaccination programme See abstract > M. M. GRANDHAL • FC 14-07 • The New Zealand HPV vaccination programme - the road to comprehensive access. See abstract > K. K. PAGE • FC 14-08 • Knowledge, attitude, practice and behavior of women atteneding gynecological clinic towards cervical cancer and Pap smear screening in Eastern India See abstract > A. A. ATHWAL