Consultant fears one in six teenagers may have STI

It is feared as many as one in six Irish teenagers may have a sexually transmitted infection (STI).

It is feared as many as one in six Irish teenagers may have a sexually transmitted infection (STI).

Doctor Susan Clarke, a consultant at St James' Hospital in Dublin believes as many as 50,000 teenagers may have caught an STI.

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