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Control of Genital Warts Is Within Reach . . . but Not in the U.S.

High coverage with quadrivalent HPV vaccine has dramatically reduced the incidence of genital warts in Australia.

Immunogenicity of Two- vs. Three-Dose HPV Vaccine Schedules in Girls

Antibody levels were comparable between groups 7 months after the first dose, but girls receiving two doses had lower antibody titers to HPV-6 and HPV-18 by 36 months.

Gonorrhea Antimicrobial Resistance Among Men Who Have Sex with Men

MSM were more likely to harbor resistant strains than were men who have sex exclusively with women.

Hepatitis C Virus Seldom Is Transmitted Sexually

This study should reassure monogamous heterosexual couples who are discordant for the virus.

Antibiotic-Resistant Gonococci Are Most Common in Men Who Have Sex with Men

Such resistance is widespread and encompasses most available drugs.

HSV-1 Infection More Common Than HSV-2 — and Now Often Genital

In a prospective study involving HSV-seronegative women, incidence of HSV-1 infection was more than double that of HSV-2 infection; most symptomatic HSV-1 infections were genital.

More Evidence Supports Early HIV Treatment

Patients treated within a few months of contracting the virus had higher CD4-cell counts in the long term.

HPV Vaccination: Just Do It

Despite the rising incidence of some HPV-related cancers, vaccine coverage rates remain low.

Do-It-Yourself Vulvovaginal Swabs for Detecting Chlamydia and Gonorrhea

Self-obtained swabs performed at least as well as those obtained by clinicians.

Gonococcal Treatment Failure Due to Cephalosporin Resistance Now in North America

Cefixime-resistant strains in Toronto were highly related to those isolated in Europe.

Invasive Meningococcal Disease in MSM

Investigators report a cluster of invasive serogroup C meningococcal infections in New York City among men who have sex with men.

HIV Incidence: The Latest Numbers

Are HIV prevention methods working? In his blog HIV and ID Observations, Dr. Paul Sax looks at the latest CDC report on HIV incidence.

Pelvic Inflammatory Disease After Intrauterine Device Placement Is Rare

IUD placement before receipt of STD screening results does not raise PID risk.

Sexually Transmitted Infections Acquired During Travel

A GeoSentinel analysis identified several risk factors for travel-associated STIs, including male sex and lack of a pretravel health consultation.

Broadly Neutralizing Antibodies Against HIV: Potent and Persistent

Antibodies dropped and kept HIV viremia below detection in mice long past treatment termination.

Risky Sexual Behavior Is Common Among Teens with Perinatally Acquired HIV Infection

Equally worrisome: Nonadherence to antiretroviral therapy often accompanies sexual activity.

The U.S. Preventive Services Task Force Recommends HIV Screening — And Why is This News?

Dr. Paul Sax looks at the flurry of coverage surrounding the USPSTF's recommendation for routine HIV screening in his blog HIV and ID Observations.

Antiretroviral Rounds: Resistance on Two Fronts

Dr. Paul Sax shares his thoughts, medical and otherwise, on a new case in his blog HIV and ID Observations.

HPV Vaccination Does Not Change Sexual Behaviors in Teens

Girls aged 11 to 12 years who received the human papillomavirus vaccine did not subsequently have higher rates of sexually transmitted disease diagnoses or pregnancy than girls who did not receive the HPV vaccine.

Reproductive Healthcare for Women in the Military

Active-duty servicewomen are at higher risk for many adverse reproductive health outcomes.

Especially for Military Women: Managing Your Reproductive Health

Special considerations for preventing sexually transmitted diseases and unintended pregnancy

Contraception for HIV-Seropositive Women

Highly effective contraception is rarely used by women with HIV.

Syphilis Serology in HIV

A retrospective study failed to show much difference between HIV-positive and HIV-negative patients.

Postpartum HPV Vaccination: Acceptance Belies Completion Rates

Most study participants were satisfied with having chosen postpartum HPV vaccination, but only one third completed all three shots.

Sexual Concurrency and High-Risk Behavior in Men Who Have Sex with Men

Having concurrent relationships with two partners was associated with an increased likelihood of unprotected anal intercourse.

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