Gonorrhea Infections Diagnosed Among Persons Living With HIV/AIDS: Identifying Opportunities for Integrated Prevention Services in New York City, Washington, DC, Miami/Dade County, and Arizona

Taylor, Melanie M.; Schillinger, Julia A.; Furness, Bruce W.; Brewer, Toye; Newman, Daniel R.; Pathela, Preeti; Skinner, Julia; Braunstein, Sarah; Shepard, Colin; Ahmed, Tashrik; Griffin, Angelique; Blank, Susan; Peterman, Thomas A.

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Gonorrhea Infections Diagnosed Among Persons Living With HIV/AIDS: Identifying Opportunities for Integrated Prevention Services in New York City, Washington, DC, Miami/Dade County, and Arizona

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9 01 2013
By Taylor, Melanie M. ; Schillinger, Julia A. ; Furness, Bruce W. ; ...

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J Acquir Immune Defic Syndr
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Taylor, Melanie M. ; Schillinger, Julia A. ; Furness, Bruce W. ; Brewer, Toye ; Newman, Daniel R. ; Pathela, Preeti ; Skinner, Julia ; Braunstein, Sarah ; Shepard, Colin ; Ahmed, Tashrik ; Griffin, Angelique ; Blank, Susan ; Peterman, Thomas A.
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: Persons living with HIV/AIDS who acquire new sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) pose a risk for enhanced transmission of both HIV and STDs. To describe the frequency of HIV coinfection among gonorrhea cases (GC), HIV and GC surveillance databases (2000-2008) were cross-matched in New York City (NYC), Washington, DC (DC), Miami/Dade County (MDC), and Arizona (AZ). During 2000-2008, 4.6% (9471/205,689) of reported GCs occurred among persons with previously diagnosed HIV: NYC (5.5%), DC (7.3%), MDC (4%), and AZ (2%). The overall HIV-GC coinfection rates increased over the study period in all 4 sites. Real-time data integration could allow for enhanced prevention among persons with HIV infection and acute STDs.
Subjects:

Adolescent Adult Coinfection Contact Tracing Female Gonorrhea Health Services Accessibility HIV Infections Humans Male Mass Screening Middle Aged Population Surveillance Public Health Risk Assessment Sexual Behavior Sexual Partners
Keywords:

AIDS Gonorrhea HIV Men Who Have Sex With Men Persons Living With HIV/AIDS STD STD/HIV Coinfection
Source:

J Acquir Immune Defic Syndr. 64(1):115-120
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23945254
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PMC6751563
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Journal Article
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CC999999/Intramural CDC HHSUnited States/
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Arizona ; District of Columbia ; Florida ; New York City. NY
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64
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1
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CDC Public Access
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