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March 1, 2026Women s HealthOpen Access

Combating sexually transmitted infections in U.S. active-duty servicewomen: A social-ecological view of sociodemographic risk factors

Grace Smolen Julia Donavant Karen Grigg Ellison Henry Korie Rice Minzhi Xing

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Key Points

The research aims to address the high rates of sexually transmitted infections among active-duty servicewomen and explore associated sociodemographic risk factors.
Analysis of STI rates among active-duty servicewomen
Examination of sociodemographic risk factors
Identification of targeted intervention strategies
High STI rates reported among young active-duty servicewomen
Targeted health interventions recommended to improve health outcomes
Focus on sociodemographic factors highlights specific risk areas

Implication

High STI rates prompt targeted interventions in active-duty servicewomen, indicating a need for enhanced public health strategies.

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Smolen et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69d1fdf7a79560c99a0a45e8 https://doi.org/10.1177/17455057261438734

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