GESTIÓN EN SALUD PÚBLICA: Quick Take on the U.S. STI Crisis Released by Georgetown Law’s O’Neill Institute

sábado, 1 de junio de 2019

Quick Take on the U.S. STI Crisis Released by Georgetown Law’s O’Neill Institute | HIV.gov

Quick Take on the U.S. STI Crisis Released by Georgetown Law’s O’Neill Institute | HIV.gov

Screen shot of a map of the United States showing where STIs are a public health threat. Highest levels are in California, Nevada, Louisiana, Florida, Georgia, New York and Puerto Rico

Screen shot of a map of the United States showing where STIs are a public health threat. Highest levels are in California, Nevada, Louisiana, Florida, Georgia, New York and Puerto Rico

Credit: O'Neill Institute for National and Global Health Law, Georgetown Law

Quick Take on the U.S. STI Crisis Released by Georgetown Law’s O’Neill Institute

The sexually transmitted infection (STI) crisis in the U.S. is the topic of a new “Quick Take” recently released by Georgetown Law’s O’Neill Institute for National & Global Health Law. The resource provides a snapshot of the dramatic rise of STIs in the U.S. and the disproportionate burden of STIs by geography and for different populations...

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