Sexually Transmitted Infections and the Risk of Reinfection Within 12 Months: A Population-Based Cohort

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Sexually Transmitted Infections and the Risk of Reinfection Within 12 Months: A Population-Based Cohort

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A population-based study using New Zealand sexually transmitted infection surveillance data found that sexually transmitted infection reinfection within 12 months was more common among men who has sex with men, young people, and among Maori and Pacific peoples.

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