compared with azithromycin for the treatment of uncomplicated genital

TL;DR: Expedited treatment of sex partners reduces the rates of persistent or recurrent gonorrhea or chlamydial infection and is significantly more likely than those assigned to standard referral of partners to report that all of their partners were treated and significantly less likely to report having sex with an untreated partner.

TL;DR: Azithromycin and doxycycline are equally efficacious in achieving microbial cure and have similar tolerability and further head-to-head trials comparing these antibiotics are unnecessary.

TL;DR: Addition of tinidazole to the treatment regimen did not result in higher cure rates but effectively eradicated trichomonas, and doxycycline had significantly better efficacy against Chlamydia, whereas azithromycin was superior to doxy cycline for the treatment of M. genitalium.

TL;DR: Home-based specimen collection can be an alternative to clinic-based rescreening for Chlamydia infection in women and in STD and family planning clinics, use of home-based, self-obtained vaginal swabs resulted in significant increases in rescreener rates compared with rescreened in the clinic.