Wagga’s chlamydia rate 51% higher than state average

By Brodie Owen
Updated December 3 2015 - 5:58pm, first published 5:30pm
SAFE PLAY: Sexual health professionals say condoms are the easiest way to protect against chlamydia.
SAFE PLAY: Sexual health professionals say condoms are the easiest way to protect against chlamydia.

THE health district is battling “consistently high” rates of chlamydia among Wagga’s young people, with rates of infection 51 per cent higher than the state average.

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