Increase in numbers of people presenting with suspected cases of STIs in Cork and Kerry

The numbers of people presenting with suspected cases of Sexually Transmitted Infections increased last year in Cork and Kerry.

Wed, 12 Feb, 2020 - 17:19

Noel Baker

The numbers of people presenting with suspected cases of Sexually Transmitted Infections increased last year in Cork and Kerry.

The figures were presented at a conference exploring the latest trends and issues related to sexual health and hosted by the Cork-based Sexual Health Network.

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