; and (2) collect information on— (A) the burdens and behavior of HIV/AIDS and STIs; and (B) other reproductive health concerns. 203. Transgender community (a) Data collection The Secretary, acting through the Director, shall work with Federal, State, and local health entities and transgender communities to improve information collection concerning the transmission, morbidity, and screening for HIV/AIDS and other STIs in transgender communities. (b) Information classification For purposes of acquiring a comprehensive understanding of the unique health trends among, and aspects of, the transgender community, the Secretary shall promulgate regulations requiring that, for purposes of public health studies requiring data collection, the fact that an individual is transgender shall be a distinct category and data point. 204. Report (a) In general Not later than 3 years after the date of the enactment of this Act, the Secretary shall submit a report to Congress on the activities required under this Act. (b) Contents The report issued to Congress under subsection (a) shall include— (1) information on the success of voluntary screening for HIV/AIDS and STIs, as well as other methods for preventing the transmission of HIV/AIDS and STIs among Medicaid and Medicare beneficiaries, patients at federally qualified health centers, individuals with health insurance, MSM, WSW, persons living with disabilities, the transgender community, and other groups that have been historically underrepresented in public health interventions for HIV/AIDS and STIs; and (2) recommendations on how to improve existing measures with respect to race, socioeconomic status, region, gender identity, disability, age, and sexual behavior— (A) to increase access to screening; and (B) to decrease the disparities in mortality and morbidity from HIV/AIDS and other STIs.