As a physician, I have never been more concerned about rates of congenital syphilis

To address the alarming increase in congenital syphilis cases and propose solutions for prevention and treatment.

Congenital syphilis cases have surged due to failures in public health and prenatal care.
Barriers to testing and treatment include lack of insurance and fear of immigration detention.
Immediate treatment with injectable penicillin is crucial but faces logistical challenges.

The increase in congenital syphilis cases highlights systemic failures in public health and prenatal care access, necessitating urgent action.

The article does not provide specific data on the effectiveness of proposed interventions.
Challenges in ensuring the availability of injectable penicillin are acknowledged but not fully addressed.

Addressing congenital syphilis requires a multifaceted approach involving public health reform, improved access to care, and community engagement.