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Screening and treating prevalent, often overlooked sexually transmitted infections during pregnancy is highly feasible in resource-limited settings. A decade of research shows improved maternal outcomes and potential for better birth outcomes. Much-needed studies on cost-effectiveness, implementation, and causal mechanisms will refine policies and optimize interventions.
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