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Syphillis cases in the US increased nearly 20 percent after COVID lockdowns ended

STI cases in the US still aren’t dropping, with around 2.5 million cases reported each year. But the CDC has now raised “alarming concerns” about recent spikes in syphilis cases

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Hero of the community dad given death sentence by worst health scandal in history

Brian Brierley's son Sean is still fighting to find out the truth about his dad's death in 1991 in Liverpool Around 30,000 people contracted HIV and hepatitis C through contaminated blood

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Welsh minister Vaughan Gething s bid to become first Black leader of a European country

Wales' economy minister previously served in the health ministry for seven years - but his first experience of the country was one of rejection and racism.

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Home-test kits identify 5,000 cases of chlamydia and gonorrhoea

Home-test kits identify 5,000 cases of chlamydia and gonorrhoea
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I felt too ashamed to attend my smear test after abnormal results - I regret it now

For many women in conservative cultures, attending a smear test can feel shameful and embarrassing - but as Jenna Al-Ansari has learnt, it's so important to regularly get checked for cervical cancer

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