Omar Harfouch, Emily Comstock, Katherine Sittig, Rohit Talwani, Roman Kaplan, Debra Benator, Heather Rivasplata, Eleanor Wilson
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STI Characterization in Two U.S. Veterans Health Administration Healthcare Facilities During the Early COVID-19 Pandemic
This retrospective chart review of Veterans at the Maryland and Washington, D.C. VA Medical Centers showed that STI positivity ratios increased in 2020 (2018-2020). The disparity in STI risk between Black and White Veterans widened in 2020, highlighting the need for targeted evidence-based STI prevention following the COVID-19 pandemic.