Doctors are optimistic that a rapid syphilis test could help curb the spread of an ongoing outbreak of the sexually transmitted infection in the Prairies, following a promising clinical trial in ...

In a busy clinic in Jackson, Mississippi, a clinician performs a rapid syphilis test on a pregnant woman. Within 15 minutes, the results are in — she is infected — and treatment can begin immediately.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 29, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Philadelphia FIGHT's PrEP Team, in partnership with their local Walgreens Specialty Pharmacy, is ramping up access to free rapid syphilis testing through a ...

The MarketWatch News Department was not involved in the creation of this content. PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 29, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Philadelphia FIGHT's PrEP Team, in partnership with their local Walgreens ...

Recently announced funding will help with a plan to roll out rapid testing for syphilis in Nunavik. Making the tests available at the region’s health centres will cut the rate of new syphilis cases by ...

A new rapid syphilis test service is being piloted at Auckland’s Burnett Centre will assist in the early detection of syphilis from today. “This is another great move forward,” said New Zealand AIDS ...

RICHMOND, British Columbia, March 18, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- bioLytical Laboratories Inc. ("bioLytical”), a global leader in rapid infectious disease diagnostics, announces the launch of its INSTI® ...

A study on point-of-care testing has shown how Syphilis Health Check™ could help significantly improve syphilis screening rates among pregnant patients with limited ...

The INSTI® Multiplex HIV-1/2 Syphilis Antibody Test delivers highly accurate results in just 60 seconds with a single sample—the fastest dual HIV/syphilis rapid test available. Now included in the ...

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Physicians at Memorial Hermann Health System are aiming to address the congenital syphilis epidemic via a new testing program in its emergency department, the Houston Chronicle reported June 17.