STI Epidemic May Be Slowing, CDC Data Suggests
Since 2013, gonorrhea rates have been consistently higher among men than women, largely due to cases among men who have sex with men (MSM). Data from the STI Surveillance Network (SSuN) suggests that MSM accounted for about half of gonorrhea cases in 2023, though this varied by jurisdiction.
The CDC did not break out most data for county or region, but for New York State in 2023, there were 12,393 cases of all ...
The number of sexually transmitted infections (STI) in the United States in 2023 was down nearly 2% from the year before, a ...
Although sexually transmitted infections are still at an epidemic level in the US, scientists at the US Centers for Disease ...
The state ranks No. 1 for cases of chlamydia among all states, No. 8 for primary and secondary syphilis, the stage during ...
“I see a glimmer of hope amidst millions of STIs,” Jonathan Mermin, M.D., M.P.H., Director of CDC’s National Center for HIV ...
The CDC attributes the small decrease in STIs to a number of factors. Among them is the introduction of doxycycline ...
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STIs have decreased for the first time in decades, and the reasons might surprise youThe top three notifiable sexually transmitted infections (STI) have all decreased by 2% over the last year, according to a ...
south carolina ranked high nationally...seeing tens of thousands of chlamydia and gonorrhea cases according to a new cdc ...
The CDC reports that syphilis diagnoses have decreased among gay and bisexual men, which may be due to increased use of ...
The U.S. syphilis epidemic slowed dramatically last year, gonorrhea cases fell and chlamydia cases remained below prepandemic ...
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