South Korea promotes the HPV vaccine through the idol effect.
A few days ago, Super Junior Kyuhyun publicly mentioned in the program “Naked History of the World”that he has completed the first injection of the HPV vaccine, and advocated that men pay attention to the role of HPV vaccination, emphasizing that “men should also be vaccinated”, It aroused widespread public attention, and received overwhelming praise and support on the Korean Internet, and was praised as “responsible”.
Although HPV vaccines are mostly vaccinated by women, South Korea has used male stars to shoot advertisements since a long time ago, from Xu Kangjun, Lu Jinjiu, to the recently popular boy group SEVENTEEN. In the advertisement, all members of SEVENTEEN appeared collectively, and Mingyu spoke the slogan in a magnetic voice, persuading both men and women to actively vaccinate against HPV.
As soon as the advertisement came out, it was recognized by the majority of women. People left messages saying: “It is also good to promote the vaccine in this way”, “HPV should be administered by boys, but girls are actually passive”, “Responsible for each other’s health “, “Not only svt, I hope more male stars can participate and let more people know”, “After everyone’s publicity, it is good to have one more person vaccinated”, “I will make an appointment for an injection now “, “Maybe because they are active idols, the commercials are not as obvious as they were shot, but this is already very good”, etc.
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