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Challenges and Solutions to STI Control in the Era of HIV and STI Prophylaxis
Current HIV/AIDS Reports, 2023This article reviews current efforts to control bacterial sexually transmitted infections (STIs) among HIV pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) users and outlines the opportunities and challenges to controlling STIs within HIV PrEP programs.The incidence of STIs continues to rise globally especially among HIV PrEP users, with an estimated 1 in 4 PrEP users ...
Felix Ong’era Mogaka +3 more
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2009
The state control of STIs is pursued in Lithuania from 1918 with little breaks. the acts of law are restored nowadays and the main legal act that regulates the Stis sphere is the Law on Prevention and Control of Communicable Diseases in Humans. At the first glance in Lithuania the incidence rates (per 100 000 population) of 3 notifiable bacterial ...
R.X. Fischer, W.H. Baur
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The state control of STIs is pursued in Lithuania from 1918 with little breaks. the acts of law are restored nowadays and the main legal act that regulates the Stis sphere is the Law on Prevention and Control of Communicable Diseases in Humans. At the first glance in Lithuania the incidence rates (per 100 000 population) of 3 notifiable bacterial ...
R.X. Fischer, W.H. Baur
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Epidemiology of STIs: worldwide
Medicine, 2001Abstract Sexually transmitted infections (STIs) cause an enormous burden of disease, especially among poor people, women and children. Those due to bacteria and protozoa can be cured, often with single-dose treatment, whereas the viral infections, genital herpes and HIV, are lifelong, incurable infections.
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STIs in children and adolescents
Medicine, 2001STIs in prepubertal children are uncommon. As in adults, sexually transmitted organisms can be carried asymptomatically. In children considered at risk of sexual abuse, best practice is to exclude sexually transmitted organisms. The presence of a sexually transmitted organism does not prove sexual contact, but may, with other findings, be used for ...
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What are STIs and what are the goals of STIs?
Project Inform perspective, 2004STIs (Structured Treatment Interruptions) involve going off anti-HIV therapy for periods of time in a structured and strategic fashion, typically guided by increased lab and health monitoring. In all, more than two dozen studies of STIs of varying types have been conducted since 1998.
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Sexually Transmitted Infections, 2011
eHIV–STI, developed by the British Association for Sexual Health and HIV (BASHH) in conjunction with the Royal Colleges of Physicians (RCP) and e-Learning for Healthcare was officially launched in May 2010. It aims to deliver an entire knowledge base of genitourinary medicine specialist registrar curriculum in an e-learning format and is free to all ...
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eHIV–STI, developed by the British Association for Sexual Health and HIV (BASHH) in conjunction with the Royal Colleges of Physicians (RCP) and e-Learning for Healthcare was officially launched in May 2010. It aims to deliver an entire knowledge base of genitourinary medicine specialist registrar curriculum in an e-learning format and is free to all ...
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International experience in assessing STI and the impact of STI on the economy
Based on the results of the study of international experience in assessing science, technology and innovation (STI) and their impact on the economy and society, in the paper was described the evolution of approaches to assessing STI and the impact of STI on the socio-economic development of countries, as well as methodological approaches to this ...T. V. Pysarenko +4 more
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