1. 2011 STD Surveillance Update

2. Successful Prevention of STDs Est. 19 million STIs in the U.S. each year costing $12 - $20 billion in lifetime direct medical costs (DMC) Each STD case treated prevents 0.5 cases of that STD Direct Medical Cost per case of PID $2,305 Prob. of PID in women would reduce from 20% to 4% by Rx of CT; from 20% to 6% by Rx of GC In the absence of Rx, 50% of pregnant women with P&S syphilis would have delivered a child with congenital syphilis About 1 case of HIV is averted for ever 5000 cases of CT treated, 8000 cases of GC treated, or 250 cases of syphilis treated Chesson et al. Formulas for estimating the costs averted by STI prevention programs in the U.S. Cost Effectiveness and Resource Allocation 2008; 6:10

3. CSPS 2011 Grant Award $161,553 By $ Amount and Percent

4. IPP 2011 Grant Award $102,532 By $ Amount and Percent

5. *2011 preliminary data

6. Chlamydia Rates per 100,000 Population

7. Reported Chlamydia by Sex North Dakota, 2011*

8. Reported Cases of Chlamydia by Age Group North Dakota, 2011* *2011 preliminary data

9. Chlamydia Rates by Age Group North Dakota, 2007 – 2011* *2011 preliminary data

10. Chlamydia Rates by Race/Ethnicity North Dakota, 2011* Person of Hispanic ethnicity may be of any race*2011 preliminary data

11. Overall ND CT Rate 2011* = 377.8 *2011 preliminary data; Rates per 100,000 population

12. Chlamydia Cases By County, Western ND *2011 preliminary

13. *2011 preliminary data

14. Gonorrhea Rates per 100,000 Population

15. Reported Gonorrhea by Sex North Dakota, 2011* *2011 preliminary data

16. Reported Cases of Gonorrhea by Age Group North Dakota, 2011* *2011 preliminary data

17. Gonorrhea Rates by Age Group North Dakota, 2007 – 2011* *2011 preliminary data

18. Gonorrhea Rates by Race/Ethnicity North Dakota, 2011 Person of Hispanic ethnicity may be of any race *2011 preliminary data

19. Overall ND GC Rate 2011* = 38.6 *2011 preliminary data; Rates per 100,000 population

20. *2011 preliminary data

21. P&S Syphilis Rates

22. Contact information Julie Wagendorf, MS STD/Hepatitis Program Manager  (701) 400-3944  jwagendorf@nd.gov www.ndhealth.gov/disease