HIV, STD and Hepatitis Branch

 Reports and Statistics

For more information, phone 619-293-4700 or send us an email.

This page has links to reports and statistics related to HIV/AIDS and Sexually Transmitted Diseases (STDs) in San Diego County, including publications by the HIV, STD and Hepatitis Branch (HSHB).

For reports released prior to 2010, please see the Reports and Statistics Archive.

For more HIV/AIDS-related reports and data please visit the County of San Diego HIV/AIDS Epidemiology Unit's page.

County of San Diego STD Data Slides, 2011

STD Monthly Reports for San Diego County
Reports include monthly and cumulative (year-to-date) cases and rates for reportable STDs in San Diego County and an Editorial Note.

Month published: Editorial Note Title

2013

• April 2013: New Chlamydia and Gonorrhea Home Testing Program for Young Women in San Diego County
• March 2013: Appropriate Screening and Presumptive Treatment for Individuals Exposed to Syphilis
• February 2013: The San Diego County HIV Prevention Community Planning Group and HIV Health Services Planning Council
• January 2013: The California STD/HIV Prevention Training Center

2012

• December 2012: Integration of the County Health Services Complex STD and HIV Testing Clinics
• November 2012: Estimate of HIV-Positive San Diegans Who Are Unaware of Their Status
• October 2012: Engagement in Care and the Estimate of Unmet Need for HIV+ Individuals In San Diego County
• September 2012: STD Trends in San Diego: 2011 Data Summary
• August 2012: Gonorrhea on the Rise in San Diego County
• July 2012: HIV Partner Services
• June 2012: Updated California Gonorrhea Treatment Guidelines
• April 2012: We All Test: Promoting Routine STD Screening for Gay Men in San Diego
• March 2012: HPV Vaccine: Updated Recommendations and New Research Findings
• February 2012: Noncongenital Syphilis Staging
• January 2012: Lymphogranuloma Venereum

2011

• December 2011: Three-Site Testing for Chlamydia and Gonorrhea in Men Who Have Sex with Men
• November 2011: The Medical Monitoring Project (MMP)
• October 2011: Strategies to Combat Chlamydia in San Diego County Youth
• September 2011: STAT Testing for Syphilis Available at County of San Diego STD Clinic, Rosecrans
• August 2011: The Role of the Health Care Provider in HIV Incidence Surveillance
• July 2011: Common Problems in the Reporting of STDs in San Diego County
• June 2011: Growing Threat of Multidrug Resistant Neisseria Gonorrhoeae
• May 2011: The Jarisch-Herxheimer Reaction during Syphilis Treatment
• April 2011: “We All Test”: Syphilis Testing Reminders for Gay Men
• March 2011: Caring for Adult and Adolescent Survivors of Sexual Assault
• February 2011: New Confidential Morbidity Report (CMR) Form
• January 2011: New CDC STD Treatment Guidelines, 2010

2010

• December 2010: Trends in Major Reportable STDs in San Diego County, 2009
• November 2010: County of San Diego HIV Partner Services
• October 2010: Clinical Services Provided by County of San Diego STD Clinics
• September 2010: Expedited Partner Therapy for Chlamydia and Gonorrhea
• August 2010: Availability of Generic Valacyclovir for Genital Herpes Infections
• July 2010: HPV Vaccination — Recommendations and Availability
• June 2010:Managing Patients Diagnosed with Chlamydia or Gonorrhea
• May 2010: Recent CDC Data on STDs and HIV in MSM
• April 2010: HIV Incidence Surveillance (HIS) and the Health Care Provider
• March 2010: “We All Test” — A New Syphilis Testing Campaign Targeting Gay Men
• February 2010: Chlamydia Screening in Juvenile Justice Facilities in San Diego County
• January 2010: Syphilis Education Posters for Medical and Dental Providers

Sexually Transmitted Diseases Treatment Guidelines, 2010 - Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

• 2010 Sexually Transmitted Diseases Treatment Guidelines

Requests for STD-Related Data

Routine STD surveillance data are disseminated in monthly surveillance reports available on this web page. Please email std@sdcounty.ca.gov for requests for STD-related data that are not included in those reports. Please specify which data are being requested and what the data will be used for. We recommend at least two weeks’ notice for most data requests, although requests for substantial amounts of data might take longer. Data will be provided at the discretion of the County.

For more information, phone 619-293-4700 or send us an email.