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Is Expedited Partner Therapy for STIs Legal in Your State?

EPT was determined to be legally permissible in 12 jurisdictions and probably prohibited in 13.

Am I Passing MRSA to My Patients?

A literature review finds that healthcare workers play a role in MRSA transmission, and the authors make screening recommendations.

Trichomoniasis — Just Another Nuisance?

The common STI, trichomoniasis vaginalis, could have considerable consequences.

Trends in MRSA Carriage in the U.S.

The prevalence of nasal colonization is increasing.

Rapid Screening for MDR-TB

A molecular probe was ≥99% sensitive and specific for multidrug TB resistance, compared with standard drug-susceptibility testing; results were available in 1 to 2 days.

TB by Transplant

TB was transmitted from a donor with unrecognized infection to two organ recipients.

HPV Carriage Rates Are Lower in Circumcised Men

The difference appears due to lower rates of oncogenic types.

Respiratory Viral Infections in HIV-Infected Patients

PCR testing of BAL specimens revealed respiratory viruses in nearly 20% of HIV-infected patients with suspected respiratory opportunistic infections.

STIs in Teenage Girls: Still a Hidden Epidemic

One fourth of U.S. teenage girls tested positive for at least one STI.

Universal Surveillance for MRSA — Does It Help?

Surveillance involving all admitted patients, and the infection-control measures thus triggered, significantly decreased MRSA infection rates during hospitalization and for 30 days after discharge.

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