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Despite published recommendations, adults' routine health care often lacks attention to STD prevention.(DIGESTS)(sexually transmitted diseases)(Survey)

If primary care clinicians in Washington State are any indication, STD prevention services are unlikely to be a part of health maintenance visits tot all adults. (1) Only six in 10 providers surveyed in 2000 said that they routinely conduct risk assessment or counseling, three in 10 offer all adults STDs tests and two in 10 routinely offer HIV tests during such visits. Larger proportions, however, offer prevention services to selected patients whom they consider to be at high risk of infection. Universal provision of prevention services was more common among nurse-midwives than among professionals in four other specialties.

The survey was conducted among a random sample of ...

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