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A vaccine to prevent the human papillomavirus or HPV infection is recommended for girls ages 11-12 and is called the cervical cancer vaccine, HPV shot, or GARDASIL. If you had a daughter that age, would you have her get it?
A vaccine to prevent the human papillomavirus or HPV infection is recommended for girls ages 11-12 and is called the cervical cancer vaccine, HPV shot, or GARDASIL. If you had a daughter that age, would you have her get it?
[BR74] A vaccine to prevent the human papillomavirus or HPV infection is recommended for girls ages 11-12 and is called the cervical cancer vaccine, HPV shot, or GARDASIL. If you had a daughter that age, would you have her get it?
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Estimated U.S. Adult Population  |
Survey Respondents |
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Response
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Number
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Percentage
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Sample
Responses
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Sample
Percentage
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1
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Yes
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119,018,865
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56.0%
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3,914
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54.0%
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2
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No
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32,846,045
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15.4%
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1,170
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16.1%
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3
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Not sure/It depends
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58,478,227
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27.5%
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2,050
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28.3%
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98
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Refused
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93,354
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0.0%
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5
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0.0%
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99
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Don't know
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1,873,490
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0.8%
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101
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1.3%
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Total
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-
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100%
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7,240
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100%
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Survey Notes:
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HINTS 2007 Survey Instrument (English): PDF
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Who was asked:
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All people in the survey
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Data collection method:
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Phone, Mail
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Question source:
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Kahn et al. “Attitudes about human papillomavirus vaccine in young women” International Journal of STD & AIDS 2003; 14: 300-306
Claudia Hopenhayn, MPH, PhD, College of Public Health, University of Kentucky
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Dataset:
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2007
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