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Sexually transmitted infections (STIs) are increasing in the United States [1], and are associated with a higher risk of human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) transmission and acquisition and reduced quality of life [2, 3]. Transgender women (TGW) are disproportionately affected by HIV and other STIs. HIV prevalence among TGW in the United States is estimated to be 14%—more than 42 times the national HIV prevalence (0.3%) [4].
1 INTRODUCTION During medical treatment, dental professionals confront not only medical challenges but also legal and ethical concerns. Depending on the country, physicians often have reporting obligations to the local authorities, such as in the case of certain diseases or with regard to fitness to drive, suspicion of criminal incidents, or domestic violence.
Female offenders Risk factors specific to female offenders were “bad relationships with household members (compared to good relationships),” “strong fear of COVID-19,” and “feelings of discrimination related to COVID-19 in the past two months.” Unlike the discussion on the work-related risk factors in men, the infection-related risk factors are not always explained by gender roles.
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