… Genital warts (GWs) are a sexually transmitted disease caused by human papillomavirus (…
Genital warts usually occur about 6–12 months after the first infection with HPV [5]. However, …

… Hence the model was updated by including the following trigonometric function to reflect …
providing an epidemiological context for the methodology in the framework of genital warts and …

… We examined trends in rates of genital warts diagnoses and HPV vaccination rates (defined …
to determine genital warts diagnoses. We estimated annual rates of genital warts for each …

… Quadrivalent Gardasil shows excellent efficacy against cervical HPV infection, cervical
cancer precursor lesions, and genital warts caused by the HPV types covered by Gardasil [9,11]. …

… impact on women’s sexuality of genital warts (GWs) and intraepithelial precancerous lesions.
… Epidemiological studies suggest that about 80% of women will have acquired genital HPV …

… cancers and over 350 million cases of genital warts annually. This ubiquitous virus is transmitted
… Benign disease is expressed as genital warts and the very rare condition of laryngeal …

… infection—its transmissibility and epidemiology. It focuses on genital warts in its discussion
of … This process is experimental and the keywords may be updated as the learning algorithm …

Objectives The incidence of recurrent genital warts is not well characterized; this is especially
true in a post-human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccination era. The objectives of this study …

… has high efficacy (99%) for prevention of genital warts. However, a population‐based cohort
… of genital warts in girls aged 14–23 years old. There is no evidence of efficacy against warts …

… [13] In a recent update of these clinics, it was reported that for vaccine-eligible … genital warts,
since the introduction of the vaccination program. First, we compared the rate of genital wart …