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BMJ Open|February 28, 2020
Use of social media for cancer prevention and early diagnosis: scoping review protocolAradhna Kaushal, Angelos P Kassianos, Jessica Sheringham, et al.
Vaccine|June 21, 2014
Association between human papillomavirus vaccine status and other cervical cancer risk factorsHarriet L Bowyer, Rachael H Dodd, Laura A V Marlow, et al.
BMC Public Health|December 24, 2015
Girls' explanations for being unvaccinated or under vaccinated against human papillomavirus: a content analysis of survey responsesAlice S Forster, Jo Waller, Harriet L Bowyer, et al.
Journal of Medical Screening|September 27, 2015
Self-Reported And Objectively Recorded Colorectal Cancer Screening Participation In EnglandSiu Hing Lo, Jo Waller, Charlotte Vrinten, et al.
BMJ Open|July 26, 2015
Variation in cervical and breast cancer screening coverage in England: a cross-sectional analysis to characterise districts with atypical behaviourNathalie J Massat, Elaine Douglas, Jo Waller, et al.
Vaccine|August 22, 2021
Which young women are not being vaccinated against HPV? Cross-sectional analysis of a UK national cohort studyHelen Bedford, Nicola Firman, Jo Waller, et al.
European Journal of Cancer Care|January 25, 2019
Psychosocial impact of human papillomavirus-related head and neck cancer on patients and their partners: A qualitative interview studyRachael H Dodd, Alice S Forster, Laura A V Marlow, et al.
Psychology & Health|October 19, 2020
Offering disinclined people the choice between different screening appointments: a randomised online surveySandro Tiziano Stoffel, Yasemin Hirst, Alex Ghanouni, et al.
The Journal of Family Planning and Reproductive Health Care|August 2, 2013
Predicting human papillomavirus vaccination behaviour among adolescent girls in England: results from a prospective surveyHarriet L Bowyer, Alice S Forster, Laura A V Marlow, et al.
BMC Health Services Research|December 6, 2018
Using the candidacy framework to understand how doctor-patient interactions influence perceived eligibility to seek help for cancer alarm symptoms: a qualitative interview studySara Tookey, Cristina Renzi, Jo Waller, et al.
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