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Here are the CDC's answers to common questions about chlamydia. Find more questions and answers in Chlamydia—CDC Fact Sheet.

Most people who have chlamydia don’t know it since the disease often has no symptoms.
Chlamydia is the most commonly reported STD in the United States.
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Youth STD Banner

STD banner targeting youth. Find more tools to promote STD prevention online on the CDC site.

Le Petit Livre de la Tuberculose [TB Tips: Advice for People with Tuberculosis]

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This pamphlet for persons diagnosed with TB or multidrug-resistant TB (MDR TB) contains practical advice, suggestions, guidance, and information to help the patient cope with the illness. The tips are based on personal experience of other TB patients and common sense. Tips cover an explanation of...

STIs Among Young Americans Infographic

This infographic illustrates the impact of STDs among young people. For more information visit the CDC site.

HIV Treatment Works Banner

Promote CDC's campaign to overcome barriers to get people living with HIV in care and to stay on treatment. Find more banners.

We Can Stop HIV One Conversation at a Time Banner

Promote discussion about HIV/AIDS in Latino communities. Find more campaign banners from CDC.

Improving HIV Surveillance and Prevention Intervention Efforts among Hispanic or Latino Migrant Communities in United States-Mexico Border States: Arizona, California, New Mexico and Texas

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This report is a literature review of existing models, practices, and HIV prevention interventions for Hispanic or Latino migrant communities so that HIV prevention strategies along the southern border states can be updated and implemented. The five most important areas of intervention improvement...

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Le Petit Livre de la Tuberculose [TB Tips: Advice for People with Tuberculosis]

Improving HIV Surveillance and Prevention Intervention Efforts among Hispanic or Latino Migrant Communities in United States-Mexico Border States: Arizona, California, New Mexico and Texas

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