BACKGROUND: The recent proliferation of studies describing factors associated with HPV
vaccine acceptability could inform health care providers in improving vaccine coverage and …

Aim To test the knowledge of women, attending a gynecology clinic, on HPV, cervix cancer
awareness and the knowledge and willingness to use HPV vaccine for themselves or their …

Background Information on HPV knowledge in patients with genital warts is scarse as is the
information on factors related to the impact on self-esteem and sex life among them …

Objective Few studies have examined associations with the public's awareness and
knowledge of the human papillomavirus (HPV) among Latina immigrants. The primary …

Background: Previous research shows that perceptions of disease prevalence, particularly
infectious diseases, are also related to health behaviors, but the association between …

The incidence of genital human papillomavirus (HPV) is higher in female college students
than in many other populations. Young people aged 15 to 24 years acquire nearly one-half …

ABSTRACT Background The Papanicolaou (Pap) test is an effective, well-accepted
screening tool that has led to a decrease in cervical cancer incidence and mortality. Updated …

Background: Women with genital warts often suffer not only from pain and discomfort but
also the impact of psychosocial function and lower quality of life. The prominent and highly …

Background With the introduction of oncogenic Human Papillomavirus (HPV) testing into
cervical screening there is a renewed focus on primary prevention among high-risk groups …

Objective. To explore, identify, and describe the perception of uncertainty over time in
college-aged women experiencing the unexpected event of an abnormal Pap smear with …