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Table of contents

December 2008 - Volume 84 - 7

Sexually Transmitted Infections: 84 (7)

Brief encounters

Brief encounters (3 December, 2008)
Helen Ward, Rob Miller

Editorial

Do all patients wanting a sexually transmitted infection screen need to be seen within 48 hours? (3 December, 2008)
Gary Brook

Clinical

Apolipoprotein E-ϵ4 and recurrent genital herpes in individuals co-infected with herpes simplex virus type 2 and HIV (15 August, 2008)
A N Jayasuriya, R F Itzhaki, M A Wozniak, R Patel, E J Smit, R Noone, G Gilleran, S Taylor, D J White
Missing pelvic inflammatory disease? Substantial differences in the rate at which doctors diagnose PID (22 August, 2008)
A Doxanakis, R D Hayes, M Y Chen, L C Gurrin, J Hocking, C S Bradshaw, H Williams, C K Fairley
Nurse-provided screening and brief intervention for risky alcohol consumption by sexual health clinic patients (15 August, 2008) Free
J Lane, E M Proude, K M Conigrave, J P de Boer, P S Haber
Low effectiveness of syndromic treatment services for curable sexually transmitted infections in rural South Africa (15 August, 2008)
R G White, P Moodley, N McGrath, V Hosegood, B Zaba, K Herbst, M Newell, W A Sturm, R J Hayes
Depression associated with sexually transmitted infection in Canada (12 June, 2008)
Y Chen, J Wu, Q Yi, G Huang, T Wong

Basic science

Chlamydia trachomatis OmpA genotyping as a tool for studying the natural history of genital chlamydial infection
(15 August, 2008)
W M Geisler, C M Black, C I Bandea, S G Morrison
Low prevalence of the new variant of Chlamydia trachomatis in Denmark
(24 July, 2008)
H Westh, J S Jensen

Commentary

Commentary on “Chlamydia trachomatis OmpA genotyping as a tool for studying the natural history of genital chlamydial infection”
(3 December, 2008)
David Mabey
Commentary on “Chlamydia testing and notification in Australia: more money, more tests” (3 December, 2008)
J L Goller, M A Stoove, M Hellard

Epidemiology

A randomised placebo-controlled trial to explore the effect of suppressive therapy with acyclovir on genital shedding of HIV-1 and herpes simplex virus type 2 among Zimbabwean sex workers (6 August, 2008)
F M Cowan, S J Pascoe, K L Barlow, L F Langhaug, S Jaffar, J W Hargrove, N J Robinson, M T Bassett, D Wilson, D W G Brown, R J Hayes
Migrants travelling to their country of origin: a bridge population for HIV transmission? (24 July, 2008)
M A Kramer, M G van Veen, E L M Op de Coul, R B Geskus, R A Coutinho, M J W van de Laar, M Prins

Behaviour

Patterns of sex work contact among men in the general population of Switzerland, 1987–2000 (4 June, 2008)
A Jeannin, V Rousson, G Meystre-Agustoni, F Dubois-Arber

Health services research

Patient-initiated delay at a genitourinary medicine clinic: are there public health consequences? (23 September, 2008)
L Sanmani, E Foley, S Samraj, D Rowen, G Yadegarfar, R Patel
Can text messaging results reduce time to treatment of Chlamydia trachomatis?
(22 August, 2008)
E J Lim, J Haar, J Morgan
Chlamydia testing and notification in Australia: more money, more tests (24 July, 2008)
K M McNamee, C K Fairley, J S Hocking

Letter

Prevalence of Neisseria gonorrhoeae infection in young women in South London
(3 December, 2008)
A Aghaizu, H Atherton, H Mallinson, I Simms, S Kerry, P E Hay, P Oakeshott

Book Review

Behavioural interventions for prevention and control of sexually transmitted diseases (3 December, 2008)
A Nardone

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