Increased risk of subsequent chlamydia infection among women not tested at the anorectal anatomical location | Sexually Transmitted Infections

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Increased risk of subsequent chlamydia infection among women not tested at the anorectal anatomical location

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Nov 2021	221	17	3
Dec 2021	319	18	3
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Apr 2023	40	8	0
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Sep 2023	47	8	0
Oct 2023	136	11	3
Nov 2023	28	7	2
Dec 2023	47	7	1
Jan 2024	37	13	4
Feb 2024	44	9	3
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Total	6457	518	128