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STIs and the Increasing Epidemiological Need for Innovative SRH Prevention: The Promise of MPTs

01-02 November 2016

Denver, CO, USA

This presentation provided an overview of how the IMPT’s prioritization of actions to increase the awareness and development of MPTs can impact the incidence of unintended pregnancy, HIV and other STIs in the United States. It demonstrates a burden of STIs in the U.S., and unintended pregnancy rates are significantly higher in comparison to other developed nations. It highlights the IMPT’s collaboration with the STD Branch with the California Department of Public Health to analyze contraceptive and STI incidence data.

Presenter:Vanetta Thomas (IMPT)

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Thomas, V.

In this Presentation:

Health Risk(s):

HIV

STI / STD

Unintended Pregnancy

Product Type(s):

Contraceptives

MPTs

Topic(s):

MPTs

Product Development

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The Initiative for Multipurpose Prevention Technologies (IMPT) is a project of CAMI Health, an organization dedicated to advancing the comprehensive sexual and reproductive health of women and girls worldwide. CAMI Health is housed at the Public Health Institute (PHI).

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