Single-center Bogotá study finds 24.9% STI prevalence among PrEP users
A single-center cross-sectional study found 24.9% prevalence of three genital pathogens among 185 PrEP users in Bogotá, with most infections ...
A single-center cross-sectional study found 24.9% prevalence of three genital pathogens among 185 PrEP users in Bogotá, with most infections ...
A qualitative study of 15 Botswana healthcare providers found broad support for antenatal diagnostic STI screening but concerns about electricity, ...
A Thai case–control study identifies injection drug use, prior sexually transmitted infections, and high-risk sexual behaviors as the strongest independent ...
A study of nearly 32,000 women in Shaanxi, China, found an overall HPV prevalence of 21.46 percent and showed that ...
A cross-sectional study of 789 people in Yaoundé and Douala found that nearly one in four female sex workers and ...
A survey of 984 men who have sex with men in Guangdong Province found only 30.1 percent were willing to ...
A global meta-analysis finds erythromycin non-susceptibility of 75.7 percent in urogenital Mycoplasma and 13.3 percent in Ureaplasma, positioning josamycin as ...
An interdisciplinary workshop combining dermatology and medical psychology significantly improved medical students' self-assessed knowledge of syphilis and their confidence in ...
A survey of 10,896 undergraduates at a Ghanaian public university found that 78.8 percent of sexually active students engaged in ...
A multilevel latent class analysis of 488 PrEP-eligible Latino men in Miami-Dade County identified three distinct sexual partnership typologies and ...
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