Life after Covid..how's your State handling Public Health?
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The U.S. public health system has, for good reason, been preoccupied with COVID-19 since March 2020. However, COVID-19 is not the only concern–and coping with it has meant shortfalls in addressing other diseases. For example, since 2019, there has been less screening for syphilis and gonorrhea, and infection rates have increased sharply for both. With the worst of the pandemic apparently behind us, it is time to address other risks, such as maternal health and chronic diseases, that have been sidelined for the last three years.

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The U.S. public health system has, for good reason, been preoccupied with COVID-19 since March 2020. However, COVID-19 is not the only concern–and coping with it has meant shortfalls in addressing other diseases. For example, since 2019, there has been less screening for syphilis and gonorrhea, and infection rates have increased sharply for both. With the worst of the pandemic apparently behind us, it is time to address other risks, such as maternal health and chronic diseases, that have been sidelined for the last three years.