Is jail screening associated with a decrease in Chlamydia positivity among females seeking health services at community clinics?-San francisco, 1997-2004.
作者： Pennan M. Barry , Charlotte K. Kent , Katherine C. Scott , Joseph Goldenson , Jeffrey D. Klausner
DOI: 10.1097/OLQ.0B013E31815ED7C8
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摘要: Background:Young adults entering jail are at increased risk for sexually transmitted diseases (STD) such as chlamydia, released quickly, and unlikely to be tested STDs elsewhere. San Francisco jails performed targeted chlamydia screening treatment since 1996.Goal:To determine this pr
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