Objectives To estimate the prevalence of, and describe risk factors for, genital warts (GWs)
in the British population, following the introduction of the bivalent (human papillomavirus (HPV…

… by higher rates reported from routine genital examinations versus those from treatment
records. However, there remains a need for more population-based studies from certain regions …

… genital warts, carried out in eight sexual health clinics in England and Northern Ireland.
Individuals with genital warts … a first or recurrent episode of genital warts between April and June …

… We also thank GPRD for providing the data on genital warts in general practice for this
study and all the practices that contribute to the GPRD. We are grateful to Julia Stowe and the …

… population and the KC60-reported genital warts population. … warts compared with those
receiving a genital warts … 179 KC60-reported genital warts population were diagnosed as C11A, …

… The cost of managing genital warts was previously estimated … genital warts management
up to 2012 in the UK and by jurisdiction. Population statistics and the number of reported genital …

… of genital warts, genital warts during the previous 12 months, age at first diagnosis of genital
warts, and previous episodes of other STIs (genital chlamydial infection, gonorrhea, genital …

… Genital warts (GWs) are the second most commonly diagnosed sexually transmitted
infection (STI) in the UK, 1 accounting for up to 45% of incident STI cases. In the UK, GWs are …

… warts occur most commonly, namely children, genital warts are exceedingly rare. Experimentally,
the idea that genital warts were related to skin warts … of excised penile warts into the …

… In addition, in a British survey of sexual behaviour, self-reporting of increasing number of
sexual partners correlated well with increasing trends in sexually transmitted infections …