STD Prevention Success Stories
For more than 50 years, CDC has worked with these programs to prevent the spread of STDs across the United States.This page includes STD prevention success stories made possible by these programs, as well as by CDC and other federal agencies.
Battling Antibiotic-Resistant Gonorrhea: A Timeline of Coordinated Teamwork.
Disease Intervention Specialists, STD clinic staff, and lab staff in Hawaii worked together to identify and treat possible cases of drug resistant gonorrhea.
Innovative STD Prevention Campaigns at Work
Here are two stories of STD programs in Oregon and Alaska that created innovative, buzz-worthy STD prevention campaigns to raise awareness and promote action in their communities.
Cultivating Innovation in the Fight Against Antibiotic-Resistant Gonorrhea
CDC, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA), and the National Institutes of Health (NIH) collaborate to evaluate two untested combinations of antibiotics to treat gonorrhea.
Community Health Promotion in Action
Rhode Island and South Los Angeles programs work closely with community members to make strides in promoting and improving sexual health.
Expedited Partner Therapy: Helping to Reduce Sexually Transmitted Infections
Illinois and Chicago working to expand the use of EPT to reach more partners with the medication they need.
Changing the Story of Syphilis
Two stories of Kansas and Washington State public health programs going the extra mile to prevent and treat syphilis.
Connecting to Care, Building Hope
Disease Intervention Specialists (DIS) success stories about HIV from Hawaii and Tennessee.
Spotlight on STD Prevention and Control Programs
Key STD prevention achievements from CDC and state/local health department programs.
Public Health and Primary Care: Forging Partnerships That Matter
California and New Hampshire programs working with primary care providers to improve the lives of people they serve.
STD Prevention Training Centers: Supporting the STD Workforce
Two stories of PTCs in St. Louis and Denver whose innovative projects have gone above and beyond to meet the needs of providers.
- Page last reviewed: March 31, 2016
- Page last updated: August 23, 2017
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