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STIs

Sexually transmitted infections are an important part of the Infectious Diseases specialty. However, STIs often present in the setting of primary care, urgent care or via a health department or underserved community clinic; thus encountering STIs as part of an ID subspecialty inpatient consult service or outpatient specialty clinic may be limited. Brush up on your STI knowledge here.

 

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