Women 'avoiding sexual health check-ups to save money'

A new report the Dublin Well Woman Centres has found women are avoiding sexual health check-ups in a bid to save money.

Women 'avoiding sexual health check-ups to save money'
Mon, 18 Jul, 2011 - 15:31

A new report the Dublin Well Woman Centres has found women are avoiding sexual health check-ups in a bid to save money.

The annual report for 2010 has found that there has been a drop in the number of women accessing services for STI testing, emergency contraception and fertility advice.

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