Plan to Eliminate Syphilis Hopes to Cut Cases
The CDC aims to reduce syphilis cases to under 1,000 by 2005 with a $37 million program including testing in Nashville Raleigh and Indianapolis. Health officials stress rapid case finding and treatment, while mobile labs, jail screenings, and outreach through churches and drug dealers target crack users where the disease thrives.
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