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Hernando Sebastian, Victoria
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Montaño, Carmen
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Fernandez, Ana
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Molina, Laura
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Pérez, Guillermo
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Viloria, Luis
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Morales, Raquel
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Marcos, Henar
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Lopez-Corbeto, Evelin
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Silvestre, Paula
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Vicente, Santiago
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Perez-Martinez, Olaia
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Montero, Laura
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Barranco-Boada, M Isabel
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Castilla, Jesus
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Latasa, Pello
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Martinez, Eva
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Lopez, Ninoska
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Castrillejo, Daniel
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Roldan, Ana
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Diaz Franco, Asuncion
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STIs Group of National Epidemiological Surveillance Network
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2026-07
The number of congenital syphilis cases in Spain remains low; 40 cases were confirmed during 2016-2024. However, a slight increase has been observed, particularly in children born to migrant mothers. Young maternal age, migrant status, and social disadvantages are warning signs that underscore the need to strengthen prenatal screening.
Hernando V, Montaño C, Fernandez A, Molina L, Perez G, Viloria L, Morales R, Marcos H, Lopez-Corbeto E, Silvestre P, Vicente S, Perez-Martinez O, Montero L, Barranco-Boada MI, Castilla J, Latasa P, Martinez E, Lopez N, Castrillejo D, Roldan A, Diaz A; STIs Group of National Epidemiological Surveillance Network. Trends in Congenital Syphilis Cases by Maternal Country of Birth, Spain, 2016-2024. Emerg Infect Dis. 2026 Jul;32(7):1177-1181. doi: 10.3201/eid3207.260146. PMID: 42366119; PMCID: PMC13322415.
10.3201/eid3207.260146
1080-6059
Emerging Infectious Diseases
https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12105/27689
Spain
Antenatal care
Bacteria
Congenital syphilis
Migrant
Prevention
Sexually transmitted infections
Surveillance
Trends in Congenital Syphilis Cases by Maternal Country of Birth, Spain, 2016-2024.