Nifster,
Gardasil can protect against 90% of genital warts cases for males.
Generally speaking, male genitalia are not found in their anuses. I would recommend a good read on human anatomy so you can learn where male genitalia are, I wasn’t aware that you had no idea where male genitals are found. Sometimes I make assumptions about the information my readers have on tap from which they can form their arguments.
If you marry a woman who has not kept her chastity, and then have sex with her, and you do not have the HPV vaccine, you have great potential for genetial warts, if her last partner had HPV.
Several years ago, we had our daughter vaccinated with Gardacil after discussing it with her physician and several physician friends of ours who also have daughters of the same age. But the decision was not at all obvious, given the known side effects of this vaccine, the fact that HPV is ubiquitous in the population, and the fact that cervical cancer is very rare.
As for giving the vaccine to boys, I would have to know more about the prevalence of HPV-related cancers in men. I suspect, but do not know, that it is lower than the prevalence of HPV-related cancers in women.
Interestingly enough it is the Merck website that promotes Gardasil for men to prevent anal cancers... and for those active in the homosexual community I would think that might be something they would consider.
Your snarky response only shows your lack of information