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Preventing Congenital Syphilis in the U.S. [2019]

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    CDC's Congenital Syphilis Supplemental Funding ; Total award: $4 MILLION ; The only national investment in congenital syphilis prevention and surveillance for 2017-2018. ; In 2016, 628 cases of congenital syphilis (CS)-including 41 syphilitic stillbirths-were reported to CDC, a 28% increase from 2015. In response to the alarming rise in CS, CDC funded nine jurisdictions around the country accounting for 70% of all 2016 cases. ; By the end of the project, (October 2017-December 2018) all nine jurisdictions had established CS morbidity and mortality review boards, reviewing ~200 CS cases, in order to identify missed opportunities in the public health and health care systems and to implement changes that will prevent future cases. ; For more info visit CDC's Syphilis Call to Action www.cdc.gov/std ; 310702A_Congential_Syphilis_FS_Final-508.pdf
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