Tracking the global spread of vaccine sentiments: the global response to Japan's suspension of its HPV vaccine recommendation.
Tracking the global spread of vaccine sentiments: the global response to Japan's suspension of its HPV vaccine recommendation.
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DOI：
10.4161/21645515.2014.969618
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发表时间：
2014
影响因子：
4.8
通讯作者：
Paterson P
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作者：
Larson HJ;Wilson R;Hanley S;Parys A;Paterson P
2013年6月，日本厚生劳动省（MHLW）暂停了其HPV疫苗接种建议，此前一系列高度宣传的疫苗接种后的不良事件引发了公众对疫苗安全性的怀疑。本文研究了日本暂停HPV疫苗接种的消息通过网络媒体在全球的传播情况，并回顾了用于支持那些声称日本HPV疫苗伤害的非日本媒体来源。方法：进行两次检索。其中一个搜索了关于疫苗和疫苗可预防疾病的Google Alerts档案中的相关内容。2014年1月6日和2014年7月18日使用Google搜索进行第二次检索，使用关键词“HPV疫苗日本”和“宫颈癌疫苗日本”。这两个搜索都被用来作为谷歌搜索引擎呈现更多（和一些不同）的结果比谷歌快讯。结果：收集和分析的在线媒体共计57个。其中63%在美国出版，23%在日本，5%在英国，2%在法国，2%在瑞士，2%在菲律宾，2%在肯尼亚，2%在丹麦。大多数人对HPV疫苗持否定态度，主要关注的是疫苗的安全性。讨论内容：日本暂停HPV疫苗推荐的消息通过在线媒体和社交媒体网络传播到全球，受到反疫苗接种团体的欢迎，但没有受到全球科学界的欢迎。围绕日本HPV疫苗推荐的不确定性持续的时间越长，公众的担忧就可能越远。
In June 2013 the Japanese Ministry of Health, Labor, and Welfare (MHLW) suspended its HPV vaccination recommendation after a series of highly publicized alleged adverse events following immunization stoked public doubts about the vaccine's safety. This paper examines the global spread of the news of Japan's HPV vaccine suspension through online media, and takes a retrospective look at non-Japanese media sources that were used to support those claiming HPV vaccine injury in Japan. Methods: Two searches were conducted. One searched relevant content in an archive of Google Alerts on vaccines and vaccine preventable diseases. The second search was conducted using Google Search on January 6th 2014 and on July 18th 2014, using the keywords, “HPV vaccine Japan” and “cervical cancer vaccine Japan.” Both searches were used as Google Searches render more (and some different) results than Google Alerts. Results: Online media collected and analyzed totalled 57. Sixty 3 percent were published in the USA, 23% in Japan, 5% in the UK, 2% in France, 2% in Switzerland, 2% in the Philippines, 2% in Kenya and 2% in Denmark. The majority took a negative view of the HPV vaccine, the primary concern being vaccine safety. Discussion: The news of Japan's suspension of the HPV vaccine recommendation has traveled globally through online media and social media networks, being applauded by anti-vaccination groups but not by the global scientific community. The longer the uncertainty around the Japanese HPV vaccine recommendation persists, the further the public concerns are likely to travel.