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The Case For New Multipurpose Prevention Technologies

Go to presentation on contraceptive methods use for STI/STD prevention.
By Adolescent Sexual Health Work Group
2018 - English
Lauren Hunter, a doctoral student at UC Berkeley, presented the "Contraceptive method use and chlamydia positivity among California family planning clients: the case for new Multipurpose Prevention Technologies," an analysis comparing chlamydia positivity by type of contraceptive method used among...

Simple Ways to Make the Health of Gay Men a Priority

Infographic on STD screening of MSM, specifically of the throat and rectum. Open the infographic.
By Gay Men's Health Equity Work Group
2018 - English
Infographic on STD screening of MSM, specifically of the throat and rectum.

Infección por Clamidia: Hoja Informativa de los CDC[Chlamydia: CDC Fact Sheet]

Thumbnail image of Infección por Clamidia: Hoja Informativa de los CDC
By Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, National Center for HIV Viral Hepatitis STD and TB Prevention
2017 - Spanish

This information sheet discusses chlamydia, a common STD that is caused by a bacterium. Topics include transmission, prevention, risk, symptoms, testing and treatment. The sheet also discusses complications if the disease is left untreated and its effect on a pregnant woman and her baby....

Yes Means Test

By American Sexual Health Association American School Health Association
2017 - English
The American Sexual Health Association (ASHA) has launched a stigma-shattering initiative – “YES Means TEST™” – to educate and empower young adults who say “YES” to sexual activity also to say “YES” to getting tested for STDs, also known as sexually transmitted infections.

Keep Her Awesome

By National Coalition of STD Directors
2017 - English
Web page that provides general overview on Bacterial Vaginosis (BV). Includes facts, statistics, and what can be done to help prevent BV among women.

Syphilis in Women

Syphilis in Women PDF. Go to Fact Sheet.
By Minnesota Department of Health
2017 - English
Information sheet outlining important syphilis testing recommendations for women.

MSM Sexual Health Standards of Care

MSM Sexual Health Standards of Care PDF Report. Go to report.
By National Coalition of STD Directors
2017 - English
New screening standards that illustrate the highest quality of sexual health care for MSM, expanding beyond federal guidelines to incorporate the collective experience of experts in the field of sexual health.

CDC Call to Action: Let's work together to stem the tide of rising Syphilis in the US.

CDC Call to Action: Let's work together to stem the tide of rising Syphilis in the US. Go to PDF Report
By Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
2017 -
CDC issues a call to action for communities impacted by the STD and other groups who have the power to reduce the burden of infection through research, treatment, and outreach. The document also lists how CDC will contribute to reducing syphilis burden.

Got It Covered SD

Got it Covered. Go to campaign.
By South Dakota Department of Health
2017 - English
Their goal is to provide an ongoing, interactive, and open place for users to exchange resources, ideas, information and comments regarding sexual health and facts about sexually transmitted diseases (STDs).

Reducing Syphilis Rates: A Healthcare Provider's Role

Reducing Syphilis Rates: A Healthcare Provider's Role. Go to video.
By Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
2017 - English
This video walks healthcare providers through the three key actions that they can take to help reverse the rising syphilis rates: Talk, Test, and Treat.

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