… health care systems and a substantial psychological burden on patients, who need evidence-…
the following search terms: (genital warts or genital wart or anogenital warts or anogenital …

… in parallel with the growing rate of infections and consequent psychosocial burden. … on the
impact on women’s sexuality of genital warts (GWs) and intraepithelial precancerous lesions. …

… morbidity as a psychosocial burden, including worries, emotional and sexual effects, self-image
concern, and control/life impact. However, women experienced more Burden than men. …

… Our finding that the urban patients suffered a heavier physiological burden than rural patients
could be explained by the urban residents' higher stress from job and mortgage payments …

… Only one study from Australia evaluated the difference in reduction of genital warts between
locally-born and non-resident women only. This study investigated genital warts trend up …

… These low-risk findings include both genital condyloma, anal warts, … We aim to estimate the
prevalence of genital wart infections … This burden of disease could potentially be lowered with …

… For Britain, the National Surveys of Sexual Attitudes and Lifestyles (Natsal) are able to
capture the population burden of STIs and link this to detailed behavioural information. This …

… These findings may be useful to public health decision-makers because they provide a
basis for assessing the potential burden of genital HPV that can be prevented by vaccination …

… genital wart burden—that is, the incidence of a first event and the rate at which subsequent
genital wart … The purpose of the current study was to describe the rate at which genital warts …

… human papillomavirus vaccination could reduce this burden. … Genital HPV causes a
substantial burden of disease burden … Prevalent AGW was defined as detection of genital warts …