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. 2023 Jul 24;12:e85735. doi: 10.7554/eLife.85735

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Appendix 2—figure 3. — Predicted HPV vaccination resilience, defined as life-time number of cervical cancer cases still prevented in the birth cohorts with disruption of vaccination per 100,000 girls born (blue arrow), and drop in cervical cancers prevented as compared to impact in the undisrupted cohorts (black arrow), under different vaccination strategies and coverage (rows) in the sensitivity analyses of the duration of disruption in (A) all Indian states, (B) Indian states with high cervical cancer incidence, and (C) Indian states with low cervical cancer incidence. Disruption was simulated for 1, 5 (base case), or 10 years indicated by different empty shapes. Vaccination coverage was fixed at 0% in girls and boys during the period of disruption.