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Increases in pharyngeal Neisseria gonorrhoeae positivity in men who have sex with men, 2011-2015: observational study.

Nicholas Byron ComninosLinda GartonRebecca GuyDenton CallanderChristopher K FairleyAndrew E GrulichBasil DonovanSian Louise GoddardAlison RutherfordDavid J Templeton
Published in: Sexually transmitted infections (2019)
Temporal increases in gonorrhoea positivity occurred at all anatomical sites, with the greatest increase in the pharynx. Risk factors could be used to help to develop testing and prevention strategies among MSM at highest risk. Strengthening sexual health service delivery, testing and surveillance remain priorities for pharyngeal gonorrhoea control.
Keyphrases
  • men who have sex with men
  • hiv testing
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  • risk factors
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