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The document titled 'Sexually Transmitted Diseases in California, 2009' provides a comprehensive overview of the surveillance and prevalence data for sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) in California for the year 2009. It highlights trends in infections such as chlamydia, gonorrhea, and syphilis, noting a decrease in rates for the first time in over a decade. The report emphasizes significant disparities in STD rates among different demographics, particularly among African Americans and young individuals under 25. It serves as an annual publication by the California Department of Public Health to inform policy and program development aimed at controlling STDs.

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What are the odds of getting an STD?

Chlamydia. Chlamydia is the most commonly reported STD in the U.S. Its spread mostly by vaginal or sex, but you can get it through oral sex, too.

How many STD cases are reported each year?

In 2018, the California legislature amended the California AIDS law. Before the amendment, willfully exposing another to HIV or AIDS was a felony. Now, transmitting any STD, including HIV or AIDS is a misdemeanor. The maximum penalty is a six-month sentence in the county jail, along with a $1,000 fine.

Are STD records public?

When a health care provider diagnoses a patient with a reportable disease, he or she must notify certain agencies of the occurrence of a new case of this disease. The reporting process is confidential and allows health workers to reduce the spread of STDs. Every state has its own list of reportable diseases.

What is the STD rate in California?

There were 190,806 CT cases reported in 2021 (484.7 per 100,000 population), 7.7 percent more cases than were reported in 2020 (177,233; 448.2 per 100,000), and 19.6 percent fewer cases than in 2019 (237,442; 600.7 per 100,000).