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Pre-teen Vaccine Campaign Flyers

Human Papillomavirus (HPV) Vaccine Flyers

Suggested Audience: Parents and caregivers of pre-teen girls
Content: This is the most detailed flyer we offer. It describes what HPV is and how it is related to cervical cancer, what the vaccine is, who should get it, at what age, and why it is important to get it before a girl becomes sexually active.
Printed size: 8.5"x 11" Orientation: Portrait

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Suggested Audience: Parents and caregivers of pre-teen girls
Content: This is a 1-page flyer that concisely describes what HPV is and how it is related to cervical cancer, at what age the vaccine should be given and why, and how we know the vaccine is safe and effective.
Printed size: 8.5"x 11" Orientation: Portrait

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Suggested Audience: Parents and caregivers of pre-teen girls and boys
Content: This flyer describes the three pre-teen vaccines and answers the questions that parents commonly have about them. It also describes the Vaccines for Children program.
Printed size: 8.5"x 11" Orientation: Portrait

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Suggested Audience: Parents and caregivers of pre-teen girls and boys
Content: Describes the three pre-teen vaccines and the diseases they prevent as well as childhood vaccines that a pre-teen may have missed.
Printed size: 8.5"x 11" Orientation: Portrait

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Suggested Audience: Hispanic parents and caregivers of pre-teen girls and boys
Content: This flyer was developed especially for Hispanic parents through focus groups with them. It uses culturally appropriate terms and plain language to describe the pre-teen check-up and vaccines.
Printed size: 8.5"x 11" Orientation: Portrait

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