11-year-old Boy With Sexual Disease
A recent survey has found that many children under 16 are receiving treatment in UK hospitals for sexually transmitted diseases, and the youngest is a boy of 11, undergoing treatment for Chlamydia.
A recent survey has found that many children under 16 are receiving treatment in UK hospitals for sexually transmitted diseases, and the youngest is a boy of 11, undergoing treatment for Chlamydia.
‘Sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) hit an alarmingly increased rate in the United States for the 6th consecutive year.
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The study thereby highlights the need for early diagnosis and treatment of STDs — which untreated may lead to consequences such as infertility and cancer. Since April is celebrated as STD Awareness Month, people are invited to join for a rally to raise awareness about sexually transmitted infections and diseases, help reduce STD-related stigma and provide actionable steps to help mitigate the increase in STDs locally and across the country.
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