The Development of a Culturally Relevant, Theoretically Driven HPV Prevention Intervention for Urban Adolescent Females and Their Parents/Guardians

M. Brawner, Bridgette; Baker, Jillian; D. Voytek, Chelsea; Leader, Amy; Cashman, Rebecca; Silverman, Randee; G. Peter, Nadja; J. Buchner, Bradley; A. Barnes, Christopher; Sweet Jemmott, Loretta; Frank, Ian

doi:10.1177/1524839912462389

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The Development of a Culturally Relevant, Theoretically Driven HPV Prevention Intervention for Urban Adolescent Females and Their Parents/Guardians

Published in Health Promotion Practice • Oct 24, 2012

Authors:

Bridgette M. Brawner

Jillian Baker

Chelsea D. Voytek

Abstract

Human papillomavirus (HPV) is the most common sexually transmitted infection in the United States, accounting for the large majority of cervical cancer and anogenital warts cases. Two HPV vaccines are currently licensed and recommended for women and girls. However, vaccination rates have been subopt...

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Intervention (counseling)

Psychological intervention

Vaccination

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