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Bacterial infections such as chlamydia, gonorrhoea and syphilis can be treated and cured with antibiotics. Antiviral drugs can be used to treat some viral infections.

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Antibiotic-resistant strain of gonorrhoea detected in London

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UK Health Security Agency
29 December 2021
Sexually transmitted infections tests & treatment

Keep Screening Women for Chlamydia and Gonorrhea, Says USPSTF

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MedPage Today
15 September 2021
Sexually transmitted infections tests & treatment

England: Chlamydia rendered ‘woman’s issue’ by changes to screening programme

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Terrence Higgins Trust
25 June 2021
Sexually transmitted infections tests & treatment

England: Chlamydia screening to focus on reducing harm from untreated infections

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Public Health England
24 June 2021
Sexually transmitted infections tests & treatment

Twice-daily oral cefixime nearly 90% successful in treating early syphilis

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Healio
15 March 2021
PrEP programmes & uptake

PrEP programmes are ‘missing opportunities’ to test people for sexually transmitted infections

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Avert
25 February 2021
Sexually transmitted infections tests & treatment

Living with the incurable sexually transmitted disease, the Herpes Simplex Virus

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Health-e
15 February 2021
Sexually transmitted infections tests & treatment

High Prevalence of Antibiotic Resistance in Men Having Sex with Men

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Infectious Disease Advisor
12 February 2021
Testing & health monitoring

I Got a Colonoscopy; If You're Over 50 and Living With HIV, Please Do It Too

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TheBody
3 January 2021
Sexually transmitted infections prevention

Penis microbiota predicts if a man's female partner will develop bacterial vaginosis

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Medical Express
4 August 2020
Sexually transmitted infections tests & treatment

Point-of-care test for chlamydia, gonorrhea as good as lab-based assays

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Reuters
20 May 2020
Epidemiology & behaviour

STIs: Lockdown 'once in a lifetime opportunity' for sexual health

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BBC News
6 May 2020
Sexually transmitted infections tests & treatment

Public Health England proposes dropping men from chlamydia screening programme

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Pulse
31 January 2020
Access to healthcare

London: People Are Struggling To Access At-Home STI Tests Due To Daily Caps

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HuffPost
10 December 2019
Transgender people

Exploring the low uptake of sexual health services among trans people

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BMJ Blogs
14 November 2019
Improving HIV care

Ten Years of 56 Dean Street, the Pioneering LGBTQ+ Health Clinic

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VICE
7 November 2019
Sexually transmitted infections tests & treatment

Some crowdsource their STD diagnosis on the internet. Here's why that's dangerous to everyone

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CNN
6 November 2019
UK health services

UK: How pharmacy is helping to contain the resurgence of gonorrhoea and syphilis

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Pharmaceutical Journal
28 October 2019
Sexually transmitted infections tests & treatment

Reimagining STI Clinics for a New Generation

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Medscape (requires free registration)
18 September 2019
Sexually transmitted infections tests & treatment

Why Sexually Transmitted Infections Can’t Shake Their Stigma

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New York Times
16 August 2019
Sexually transmitted infections tests & treatment

FDA Approves First Throat and Rectal Tests for Detecting Chlamydia and Gonorrhea

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The Body Pro
2 June 2019
Sexually transmitted infections tests & treatment

Drug combination could be effective for treatment-resistant gonorrhea

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Eurekalert Inf Dis
7 May 2019
Sexually transmitted infections tests & treatment

Pipeline for Gonorrhea, Chlamydia, and Syphilis

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TAG
20 March 2019
UK health services

Sex clinics show how competition can improve England’s NHS

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The Economist (requires free registration)
15 March 2019