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Millennials clueless on STIs

Megan Haggan 15/02/2018

An alarming 60% of young Queenslanders believe the contraceptive pill is a form of protection from STIs Queensland Chief Health Officer Dr Jeannette Young says a number of false beliefs and misunderstandings around sexual health are contributing to the growing number of STI cases in the state. “In 2017, we saw more than 23,000 notifications

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