The number of babies born with syphilis is accelerating in Colorado and nationwide

The Colorado Sun·Dec 13

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The number of babies born with syphilis is increasing in the US, with some areas experiencing a significant rise in cases. This trend is observed despite some reports of declining rates of other sexually transmitted infections, and it is considered a preventable issue. The rise in syphilis cases among newborns is not limited to the US, as global reports also indicate an increase in syphilis and other STIs.

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