ABSTRACT The March issue of the IJD focuses on conditions and care pathways that implicate individuals in underserved populations. In settings of displacement, homelessness, incarceration, and geographic isolation, delayed presentation and disrupted follow‐up are compounded by legal, language, privacy, diagnostic, and workforce constraints. The highlighted papers pair epidemiology with implementable responses: outreach and screening, improved correctional access, culturally informed care, and point‐of‐care, resistance‐aware gonorrhea management. The featured papers offer practical solutions spanning outreach, improved correctional access, culturally grounded care, and diagnostic and treatment pathways for underserved populations. Together, these contributions show that closing the equity gap requires both clinical innovation and health‐system design that meets people where they are.
Lajos Kemény (Sat,) studied this question.