Background High risk human papillomavirus (HR-HPV) infection in males is a health issue
with implications for HPV-related lesions in their partners. The identification of risk factors for …

Background The possibility to acquire sexually transmitted diseases generates bio-psycho-
social conflicts affecting daily life of women. Objective To investigate the knowledge of …

While Hispanics in the US are a population with significant within-group heterogeneity,
epidemiologic studies often aggregate Hispanics into one homogenous group without …

Results: Seven studies showed that stress caused by psychological, social and physical
issues can cause the persistence or risk of HPV infection, change in cervical cells, and …

METHOD Our study was a quantitative retrospective study of patients who had been
diagnosed with HPV on colposcopy or by Pap smear. The sample was composed of healthy …

Background Several studies have assessed the epidemiology of HPV infection among MSM,
but no qualitative studies have specifically assessed how HPV and genital warts (GW) affect …

Objective: To determine the global and type-specific prevalence of HR-HPV infection and
cytological lesions, and identify its association with socio-demographic factors, sexual and …

Human papillomavirus (HPV) is a common sexually transmitted infection in the United
States. The virus is linked to cervical cancer. Research has revealed a lack of knowledge …

Objective. To compare the psychosexual impact related to the treatment of genital warts and
cervical intraepithelial neoplasia (CIN) in women. Methods. 75 patients presenting with HPV …

Background: Epidemiological research has shown that HPV infection is highly prevalent in
sexually active men. This may lead to long-term consequences derived from HPV-related …