1a. Sexually active college women with UTI receiving care from a Student Health Services at the University of Michigan (UM) [22].
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urine, anal orifice, vaginal
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Sept. 1996 to April 1999
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18–30
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White (76%), Non-White (24%)
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Colonizing (n = 102), Invasive† (n = 2)
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1b. Most recent male sex partner of women with UTI receiving care from the Student Health Services at UM [22].
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urine, anal orifice
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Sept. 1996 to April 1999
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18–35
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White (71%), Non-White (29%)
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Colonizing (n = 43), Invasive† (n = 0)
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2a. Sexually active college women without UTI presenting to the Student Health Services at UM [22].
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urine, anal orifice, vaginal
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Sept. 1996 to April 1999
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18–28
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White (80%), Non-White (20%)
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Colonizing (n = 57), Invasive† (n = 0)
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2b. Most recent male sex partner of women without UTI presenting to the Student Health Services at UM [22].
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urine, anal orifice
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Sept. 1996 to April 1999
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19–33
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White (73%), Non-White (27%)
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Colonizing (n = 35), Invasive† (n = 0)
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3. Newborns with early onset disease from hospitals affiliated with Baylor College of Medicine [19].
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blood, CSF
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1993 to 2000
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< 7 days
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Hispanic (56%), African American (24%), Caucasian (16%), Asian (4%)
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Colonizing (n = 0), Invasive† (n = 100)
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4a. Random sample of college aged women from the UM community [21]
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urine, anal orifice, vaginal
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Sept. to Nov. 1998
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17–49
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Caucasian (65%), Asian (16%), African American (10%), Hispanic (5%), Other (5%)
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Colonizing (n = 29), Invasive† (n = 1)
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4b. Random sample of college aged men from the UM community [21]
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urine, anal orifice
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Sept. to Nov. 1998
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19–45
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Caucasian (60%), Asian (28%), African American (4%), Hispanic (3%), Other (4%)
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Colonizing (n = 23), Invasive† (n = 1)
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5. Pregnant women presenting at the UM Medical Center for prenatal care [34].
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urine, rectal, vaginal, placental
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Aug. 1999 to Mar. 2000
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16–42
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Caucasian (67%), African American (18%), Other (7%), Unknown (9%)
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Colonizing (n = 49), Invasive† (n = 53), Unknown (n = 29)
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