Conor Stewart
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Get in touch with us now| Characteristic | Percentage of adults |
|---|---|
| More common | 36% |
| Less common | 11% |
| Stayed about the same | 15% |
| Don't know enough to say | 38% |
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Release date
January 2020
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Region
United States
Survey time period
December 20 to 30, 2019
Number of respondents
1,215 respondents
Age group
18 years and older
Method of interview
Telephone interviews and online survey
Supplementary notes
Sexually transmitted infections, known commonly as STIs or STDs, including gonorrhea, chlamydia, genital herpes, syphilis and human papillomavirus or HPV. Excludes HIV or AIDS.
Original question: "Over the past ten years, do you think STIs have become (more common) among adults in the U.S., (less common), or do you think the
rates of STIs among adults in the U.S. have stayed the same over the past ten years, or do you not know enough to say?"
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