HPV education study for women

This study tests whether online education videos can help women better understand and feel more confident about HPV testing, which screens for cervical cancer risk. You'll watch educational videos online and answer questions about your views before and after.

This study tests how well the HPV vaccine works in women and teens. It's for those who are willing to get an HPV test and haven't already had all 3 doses of the vaccine.

This study helps researchers understand why some teenage girls and their families choose or don't choose HPV vaccination, and tests a new way to support families in making this decision together. The HPV vaccine helps prevent certain cancers later in life.

This study tests if a single dose of the HPV vaccine (Gardasil 9) can lower the amount of HPV virus in women who already have the virus, potentially reducing how easily it spreads. It will help us learn if vaccination can protect partners and communities.

This study tests whether a special education program and one-on-one motivational talks can help women learn more about HPV and decide about the vaccine. If you join, you will attend three sessions that explain HPV in simple terms and support your choices.

This study tests whether teaching mothers about HPV (a virus that can cause certain cancers) helps them get their child vaccinated. If you join, you'll learn about HPV and the vaccine during a short education session.