Infectious syphilis in women and heterosexual men in major Australian cities: sentinel surveillance data, 2011–2019

Allison Carter; Hamish McManus; James Ward; Tobias Vickers; Jason Asselin; G Baillie; Eric P. F. Chow; Marcus Y. Chen; Christopher K. Fairley; Christopher Bourne; Anna McNulty; Phillip Read; Kevin Heath; Nathan Ryder; Jenny McCloskey; Christopher Carmody; Heather McCormack; K. D. Alexander; Dawn Casey; Mark Stoové; Margaret Hellard; Basil Donovan; Rebecca Guy

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The positive test rate among both urban women and heterosexual men tested was higher in 2019 than in 2011. People who attend reproductive health or alcohol and drug services should be routinely screened for syphilis.

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