Ellen M. Daley|Stephanie L. Marhefka|Eric R. Buhi|Natalie Hernandez|Rasheeta Chandler|Cheryl A. Vamos|Stephanie K. Kolar|Christopher W. Wheldon|Mary Papenfuss|Anna R. Giuliano
Ethnic and racial differences in HPV knowledge and vaccine intentions among men receiving HPV test results
University of South Florida|University of South Florida|University of South Florida|University of South Florida|University of South Florida|University of South Florida|University of South Florida|University of South Florida|Moffitt Cancer Center|Moffitt Cancer Center
examined factors associated hpv vaccine intentions racialethnic group among men participating hpv natural history study hpv knowledge vaccine intentions perceived barriers assessed among nonhispanic white nonhispanic black hispanic men men tested hpv every 6 months receiving test results previous visit participants n477 reported intentions hpv vaccination computerassisted survey instrument casi vaccine intentions high among respondents although differences found racial ethnic groups awareness knowledge hpv vaccine intentions perceived access barriers receiving hpv vaccine order effectively disseminate vaccine among men factors may promote inhibit vaccine acceptability need identified identifying factors related vaccine intentions among minority majority men offers opportunity addressing barriers health equity turn reductions hpvrelated disparities