Towards Gender-Inclusive HPV Vaccination in England: Addressing Misconceptions and Missed Opportunities for Boys

Amelia Dytham; Daniel Gaffiero; Michaela Christodoulaki; Rahim Hussein; Rebecca Cotton; Stephanie Davey

doi:10.3390/future3040023

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Towards Gender-Inclusive HPV Vaccination in England: Addressing Misconceptions and Missed Opportunities for Boys

Future – MDPI · NEW · 2025

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Record: 10 / 20
Journal: Future – MDPI
Published: November 2025
Type: NEW
DOI: 10.3390/future3040023

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Gaffiero, D., Dytham, A., Cotton, R., Hussein, R., Christodoulaki, M. E., & Davey, S. A. (2025). Towards gender-inclusive HPV vaccination in England: addressing misconceptions and missed opportunities for boys. Future, 3(4), 23.

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