… is important because it contributes to increased health care costs … of genital warts. For
example, in Australia, the proportion of people presenting with genital warts to sexual health clinics …

… new cases of genital warts diagnosed among 65 259 new clinic attendees, with between a
35% and 52% (average 47%) decline in the proportion of genital warts diagnosed in women …

… with genital warts attending Melbourne Sexual Health Centre (MSHC) between 1 January
2004 and 31 December 2008. MSHC is the major public sexual health clinic serving the city of …

… in hospitals, primary care and outpatient clinics (including gynaecologists) all over the … on
self‐report or patient files from a single clinic for example. In addition, changes in the vaccine …

Background: Genital warts (GW) are common and increasing in young people. Ninety percent
of GW are due to Human Papillomavirus (HPV) types 6 and 11. The objective of this study …

… Diagnoses of genital warts (GW) in genitourinary medicine (GUM) clinics have been increasing
in England for many years. In 2008, an HPV immunization program began with a bivalent …

… health clinics, 11,13,17 other clinics (eg, general practitioner, gynecology, and dermatology),
18,19 or records from health … GWs at hospitals and outpatient clinics in Denmark during the …

… of and healthcare costs attributable to genital warts … genital warts as some enrollees may
seek care from providers not covered by the health plan, such as family planning, STD clinics, …

… Clinic visits and treatment often occur repeatedly and as such, affects the patient's quality of
life. Although surveys 5–7 have been conducted to evaluate the impact of AGWs on patients, …

… used clinic-based treatments for genital warts individually and in combination. Patients
presenting with new or recurrent genital warts … The clinical endpoint was wart clearance or eight …