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A Population-Based Study of Infectious Syphilis Rediagnosis in British Columbia, 1995–2005
Clinical Infectious Diseases, 05/13/09
Ogilvie GS et al. - In this study, an increasing proportion of syphilis cases in British Columbia were attributed to a rediagnosis during the previous decade. Individuals with syphilis rediagnosis may represent a core group of transmitters who continue to engage in risky behavior and sustain the epidemic. Policies for prevention need to better consider the role of interventions to decrease rates of repeat diagnoses of sexually transmitted infections.
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