Abstract
It is possible to obtain human papillomavirus vaccines that protect against cervical cancer and other diseases linked to human papillomavirus. Due to the absence of a national immunization programme, vaccination rates in India are low. Researchers conducted an in-depth study to learn about Medical Officers views on HPV and their intentions to get vaccinated against it. The results of a cross-sectional study on HPV knowledge and attitudes among Medical Officers were presented. The entire population is represented by the selection of a subset of the population. Results show that Medical Officers adequately informed about HPV and the HPV vaccine.
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