Decades of promotion of the Pap test have fallen short in persuading vulnerable women to get screened for cervical cancer. Human papillomavirus (HPV) testing provides an additional screening tool, and the task for cancer control is to promote understanding of the test and encourage its use. Ogden and colleagues investigated the effect of message framing on increasing knowledge and intention to receive HPV testing. Although both messages increased knowledge and intention, no differences were found between gain- and loss-framed messages. We explore implications of this finding and discuss needed research to expand upon and contextualize this important formative research. See related article, [p. 839][1] [1]: /lookup/volpage/14/839?iss=9

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通过 HPV 检测增加宫颈癌预防：制定有说服力的信息的挑战

几十年来推广巴氏试验在说服易受伤害的妇女接受宫颈癌筛查方面未能成功。人乳头瘤病毒 (HPV) 检测提供了一种额外的筛查工具，癌症控制的任务是促进对检测的理解并鼓励其使用。Ogden 及其同事调查了信息框架对增加接受 HPV 检测的知识和意愿的影响。虽然这两种信息都增加了知识和意图，但在获得和损失框架信息之间没有发现差异。我们探讨了这一发现的含义，并讨论了扩展这一重要的形成性研究并将其置于背景下所需的研究。见相关文章，[p. 839][1][1]：/lookup/volpage/14/839?iss=9