Time-dependent changes of the intention of mothers in Japan to inoculate their daughters with the HPV vaccine after suspension of governmental recommendation

• Main Authors: Asami Yagi (Author), Yutaka Ueda (Author), Yusuke Tanaka (Author), Ruriko Nakae (Author), Reisa Kakubari (Author), Akiko Morimoto (Author), Yoshito Terai (Author), Masahide Ohmichi (Author), Tomoyuki Ichimura (Author), Toshiyuki Sumi (Author), Hiromi Murata (Author), Hidetaka Okada (Author), Hidekatsu Nakai (Author), Noriomi Matsumura (Author), Kiyoshi Yoshino (Author), Tadashi Kimura (Author), Junko Saito (Author), Sayaka Ikeda (Author), Mikiko Asai-Sato (Author), Etsuko Miyagi (Author), Masayuki Sekine (Author), Takayuki Enomoto (Author), Kei Hirai (Author), Yorihiko Horikoshi (Author), Tetsu Takagi (Author), Kentaro Shimura (Author)
• Format: Book
• Published: Taylor & Francis Group, 2018-10-01T00:00:00Z.
• Subjects: article
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In Japan, the trend for cervical cancer at younger ages has been increasing. As a countermeasure, the HPV vaccine was introduced as a routine vaccination in April 2013. However, the Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare (MHLW) announced a "Suspension of its active inoculation recommendation fo...