Perceptions of politicization and HPV vaccine policy support
Abstract
Since its FDA approval in 2006, the Human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccine has been politically-charged, given its association with sexual health among young women and its history of controversial, and largely unsuccessful, legislative mandates. The extent to which perceived politicization is related to public support for the vaccine’s use, however, is not clear. We sought to examine the relationship between public perceptions of politicization of...
Paper Details
Title
Perceptions of politicization and HPV vaccine policy support
Published Date
Aug 1, 2019
Journal
Volume
37
Issue
35
Pages
5121 - 5128
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