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Published in final edited form as: J Racial Ethn Health Disparities. 2020 Oct 8;8(5):1260–1266. doi: 10.1007/s40615-020-00886-5

Table 2.

Estimated differences in the proportion of men and women aged 18–26 years who received HPV vaccination and those who did not, 2014

	Have you ever received an HPV shot or vaccination?
	Women		Men
	No	Yes	No	Yes
	58.2 (54.7,61.7)	41.8 (38.3,45.3)	89.9 (88.0,91.6)	10.1 (8.4,12.0)
Race/Ethnicity
White	52.3 (47.2,57.3)	47.7 (42.7,52.8)	91.2 (88.7,93.1)	8.8 (6.9,11.3)
NHPI	60.7 (45.7,74.0)	39.3 (26.0,54.3)	89.2 (77.9,95.1)	10.8 (4.9,22.1)
Hispanic	69.1 (63.0,74.7)	30.9 (25.3,37.0)	86.4 (81.6,90.1)	13.6 (9.9,18.4)
Black	61.9 (55.0,68.3)	38.1 (31.7,45.0)	89.0 (80.9,93.9)	11.0 (6.1,19.1)
Asian	74.1 (64.7,81.6)	25.9 (18.4,35.3)	94.8 (90.2,97.3)	5.2 (2.7,9.8)
Other	45.1 (20.0,72.9)	54.9 (27.1,80.0)	83.2 (51.2,95.9)	16.8 (4.1,48.8)
	Rao-Scott X² F(3.89, 1230.55)=8.25; p<0.001		Rao-Scott X² F(3.35, 1051.89)=1.68; p=0.162

Data sources: NCHS, National Health Interview Survey, 2014. NCHS, Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander National Health Interview Survey, 2014.

Note: HPV=human papillomavirus; NHPI=Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander.