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Afaxys Candid Conversations in Public Health

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Join Afaxys—a Public Benefit Corporation serving public health clinicians and their patients—for Candid Conversations in Public Health, a podcast series exploring today’s most pressing issues in sexual and reproductive healthcare.


Each episode takes you to the front lines with timely discussions and practical insights from leading experts, clinicians, and innovators. From STI clinical care and contraceptive access to emerging challenges and policy shifts, these candid conversations highlight the realities and future of public health.


Whether you’re a clinician, healthcare leader, or simply interested in how public health is evolving, this series offers relevant, accessible, and meaningful dialogue to inform and inspire your work.


Learn more about Afaxys and our resources for clinicians at Afaxys.com.

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  • STI Clinical Care in 2025: Views from the Front Lines
    Sep 12 2025

    In our premiere episode of Afaxys Candid Conversations in Public Health, host Beth Attias sits down with leading experts Dr. Tammy Bennett and Dr. Kristin Metcalf-Wilson from the Clinical Training Center for Sexual and Reproductive Health (CTC-SRH), along with Dr. Kristen Feldman of Afaxys.

    Together, they explore the evolving landscape of STI clinical care in 2025—highlighting rising trends like the resurgence of syphilis, the growing role of point-of-care and at-home testing, and the importance of addressing gaps in provider education and access.

    Listeners will gain practical insights into:

    • How frontline clinicians are adapting to changing STI trends
    • The critical role of training and toolkits in public health
    • Expanding access through telemedicine, PrEP/PEP services, and innovative testing models
    • Why collaboration across providers and systems is key to preventing congenital syphilis and improving sexual health outcomes

    Tune in for a candid, timely discussion on the challenges—and solutions—shaping the future of sexual and reproductive health care.

    Disclosure:

    Drs. Bennett and Metcalf-Wilson do not have any relevant financial disclosures.

    Educational content only — not a substitute for professional medical advice. Opinions are those of the speakers and not necessarily of Afaxys. Visit Afaxys.com for resources.

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