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Source review: 2026-10-05
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Health and medical care; Women’s health and support; Children and youth. Reported activity: Mali; Ivory Coast.
An August 2026 update describes community workers conducting HPV outreach, checking vaccination status, connecting adolescent girls with clinics and following up in Mali and Côte d’Ivoire. Its study cohort is not a count of completed vaccinations, and results were still prospective.
Evidence dated 2026-08-11. Publisher Article metadata dates publication 11 August 2026 and update 13 August. It describes work during the April–September 2026 study period, not final trial results.
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Community workers report home visits, vaccination-status checks, clinic connections and follow-up for adolescent girls.
Reporting period: April–August 2026 activity within an April–September study · Article outreach-method paragraphs and study-period paragraph
Evidence stage: Reported services delivered
17,000 eligible participants are a study cohort, not completed doses. Clinical effectiveness and coverage change are not established.
Read this country’s evidence (opens in a new tab)Community workers report home visits, vaccination-status checks, clinic connections and follow-up for adolescent girls.
Reporting period: April–August 2026 activity within an April–September study · Article outreach-method paragraphs and study-period paragraph
Evidence stage: Reported services delivered
17,000 eligible participants are a study cohort, not completed doses. Clinical effectiveness and coverage change are not established.
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