Effectiveness of HPV vaccination on prevalence of vaccine genotypes in young sexually active women in France

Heard, Isabelle; Tondeur, Laura; Arowas, Laurence; Demazoin, Marie; Falguières, Michaël; Châtelet, Isabelle Parent du; CHlaHPV, pour le groupe

doi:10.1093/infdis/jiw639

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“…Enrollment of study participants was restricted to particular age groups (<5, <18, ≥65) in seven (3%) influenza studies, five (21%) pneumococcal studies, three (6%) rotavirus studies, (50%) two poliovirus studies, one (17%) pertussis study, and one (100%) HPV study. Among studies that failed to control for age (n=12, 3%), three (25%) used other methods to examine the potential effect of age, such as by using stepwise regression (371).…”

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The Use of Test-negative Controls to Monitor Vaccine Effectiveness

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“…7 The World Health Organization (WHO) and US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) recommends HPV vaccines for boys and girls aged 9 through 26, as approximately 50% of all new HPV infections are among youth between the ages of 15 and 24. 7,8 HPV vaccines have been found to provide up to 100% protection against some HPV types that can cause cancer, 7,9,10 yet uptake of the vaccine in the US has been slow. While improving, recent estimates indicate half of US adolescents are not fully immunized against HPV; 11 vaccination rates amongst US university students have also been suboptimal, especially for males.…”

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“I don’t think I have a chance to get it”: International university student HPV knowledge and preventive behaviors

Nkwonta

Dawson

Adegboyega

2020

Journal of American College Health

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Objective-Human papilloma virus (HPV) preventive measures are underutilized globally; consequently, international university students (IUS) are at increased risk for HPV infection and sequelae (e.g., cancer). The study aim was to explore IS HPV knowledge and preventive behaviors.Participants-81 undergraduate and graduate IUS at a southeastern university. Methods-Exploratory sequential mixed methods guided by the Health Belief Model.Results-Integrated qualitative/quantitative data revealed four themes mapped to relevant HBM constructs: Perceived susceptibility to HPV; Perceived benefits/Perceived barriers to HPV prevention; Cues to Action; and Likelihood of Engaging in Health-Promoting Behavior. Over half could identify intercourse as a primary transmission mode yet believed they were not at risk for HPV/sequelae. Only a quarter had received any dose of HPV vaccine and/or a Pap smear.Conclusions-IUS students represent an important catch-up population for HPV vaccination and screening. Results can be used to design and tailor interventions for this vulnerable population.

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“…It is worth stressing that observation research in which the effect of general HPV vaccinations on the population has also been assessed in numerous countries, and confirmed the high efficiency in preventing HPV contamination, precancer conditions of the cervix, vagina, vulva and condyles in women, and pre-cancer conditions of the penis, anus and condyles in men [14,15,16,17,18,19]. In this context, it seems justified to include HPV vaccinations in obligatory vaccination schedules, or possibly to organize with the Ministry of Health or National Health Fund, a general HPV vaccination programme.…”

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Self-government HPV vaccination programmes in Poland, 2009–2016

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Bojar

Borowska

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Ann Agric Environ Med.

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Introduction. Cervical cancer is the fourth neoplasm in women with respect to incidence. In Poland, both cervical cancer incidence and corresponding mortality are gradually decreasing. Despite these improvements, the epidemiological situation significantly deviates from European standards. Poland has one of Europe's lowest five-year survival rates at 54.1% for patients diagnosed in 2000-2002, compared to the European mean value of 62.1%. Objective. The aim of this study is to present health policy programmes related to HPV vaccinations run by local selfgovernment units in 2009-2016. Materials and method. The research is based on analysis of already existing data developed by provincial governors and annual information reviews on health-policy programmes implemented by local self-government units presented to the Ministry of Health. All the programmes that included HPV vaccinations have been subjected to analysis. Results. In 2009-2016, local government units implemented a total of 1,204 health policy programmes that covered HPV vaccinations. Under these programmes, 2.05% of girls aged 10-14 were vaccinated. Percentage-wise, these were communes that contributed the most financially to the HPV vaccination programmes, whereas the counties the least. Conclusions. Local self-government's programmes covering HPV vaccinations conform with the trends outlined in strategic documents on fighting neoplastic diseases. It is possible that the availability of HPV vaccination was limited for girls living in rural communes. Differences in the number of programmes, number of vaccinated girls and the financial outlays allocated for the implementation of HPV vaccination programmes in particular provinces, may be determined by the epidemiological situation in a given region, measured by the incidence rate of cervical cancer.

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Effectiveness of HPV vaccination on prevalence of vaccine genotypes in young sexually active women in France

Abstract: Our study demonstrates evidence of high effectiveness of HPV prophylactic vaccines at an individual level, supporting that wider implementation will help to reduce cervical cancer and precursors incidence.

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The Use of Test-negative Controls to Monitor Vaccine Effectiveness

The Use of Test-negative Controls to Monitor Vaccine Effectiveness

“I don’t think I have a chance to get it”: International university student HPV knowledge and preventive behaviors

Self-government HPV vaccination programmes in Poland, 2009–2016

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