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Tips and Experiences from Women Who Deliver Vaccines in HPV Vaccination Learn from the front line as Charlotte shares useful insights from the Teach to Reach program. Discover the best practices and personal stories of the Women Who Deliver Vaccines Collective. #HPVVaccinationTips #WomenInMedicine #TeachToReachProgram #FrontlineExperiences #VaccineSuccessStories #HealthcareInsights #PublicHealthMatters #ImpactfulEducation #VaccineAdvocacy #GlobalHealthInitiative

Results demonstrate that the HPV vaccine is most effective against HPV-related disease outcomes when given at younger ages, emphasizing the importance of on-time vaccination.The most effective age is 9 to 14 years. "The vaccine is safe, so it won’t hurt you if you’re older. But it won’t provide the same benefits as when you were younger." --Lois Ramondetta, M.D. Physician Here are some links that can help you to understand preferable age for HPV Vaccine https://lnkd.in/eCzB9iHV https://lnkd.in/e-vZwuAJ #CancerCFI #HPV #Cervicalcancer #Cancerprevention #CervicalCancerElimination #HPVVaccination #NGO #PublicHealth #CommunityAction #PreventCancer #HPVvaccine

'The main challenge in El Salvador to achieve the goal of 90% of girls vaccinated by age 15 is the lack of information among the general public, especially parents and teachers, about the availability and safety of the #vaccine, as well as the lack of training of primary care health personnel regarding HPV vaccines.' – Dr Lisseth Guadalupe Ruiz de Campos. UICC’s new grants are empowering local organisations to overcome barriers and increase #HPV vaccination in low- and middle-income countries. These efforts support the World Health Organization's goal of vaccinating 90% of girls by age 15. Read more about how these projects are making an impact - https://bit.ly/40QD6RI

While new HPV infections can happen to anyone, the S.T.I. is spread primarily to people in their late teens and early 20s. These individuals are at the highest risk of getting infected with HPV. Note: This content serves solely for informational purposes and is not intended as a replacement for doctor’s advice. Kindly consult your doctor to know more about HPV vaccination. #cervicalcancerprevention #cervicalcancerawareness #hpvawareness #hpv #hpvvaccination

🧪 Medical Mondays 🩻 HPV Vaccine Hesitancy on TikTok: Can social media be part of the solution to vaccine scepticism? Our research analyzes TikTok content on HPV, revealing how the platform predominantly amplifies medically reliable information through medical professionals and empathetic personal stories. Yet, the findings spotlight a significant gender gap—content rarely addresses young men, a critical demographic for HPV vaccination. Can social media content bridge this gap to encourage wider immunization? Read more here: https://lnkd.in/gMyFx6dT

We are pleased to be supporting the HPV Vaccine Acceleration Program Partners Initiative (HAPPI) Consortium in Indonesia, together with JSI and Clinton Health Access Initiative (CHAI) in exploring adolescent girls’ experiences and identifying barriers related to the HPV vaccine. The HAPPI program aims to accelerate HPV vaccination among girls, while promoting equity and program quality. As part of exploring both the challenges and potential solutions related to the HPV vaccine and vaccination for girls more generally, earlier this month Empatika conducted human-centered design (HCD) workshops with adolescent girls and their caregivers. This will then be followed by a dissemination workshop with vaccine stakeholders this coming January to discuss the ideas and solutions from the HCD workshops and possible implementation by different stakeholders. Follow our social media for more updates! #EmpatikaResearch #HPV #HPVAwareness #Vaccine #HPVVaccineEducation #Vaccination #HumanCenteredDesign #HCD

Access to HPV vaccination across Europe is still uneven, influenced by gender, geography, ethnicity, and social class. Vaccination disparities leave individuals vulnerable, and national health policies often exclude HPV vaccines from immunisation programs. Here’s how we can elaborate effective, culturally sensitive campaigns that increase vaccine uptake and tackle these barriers. Together, through #PROTECTEUROPE we can break down barriers and ensure everyone has access to life-saving protection! In collaboration with European Cancer Organisation

Doctors recommend Pap smear tests for women between the ages of 21 and 65, as it helps detect cervical precancerous changes caused by HPV. Note: This content serves solely for informational purposes and is not intended as a replacement for doctor’s advice. Kindly consult your doctor to know more about HPV vaccination. #SerumInstituteOfIndia #HumanPapillomvius #CervicalCancer #PapSmearTest

A recently published study reported that compared to the years before HPV vaccination, during 2015-2018 there were significant declines in infections with HPV types targeted by the vaccine among females ages 14-24. HPV infections dropped: • 82% among Non-Hispanic White, • 86% among Non-Hispanic Black, and • 100% among Mexican American females. Read the full report: https://bit.ly/3ORKIN0

Prevention is key!