Increase of STIs on IOM

Sunday, 16 April 2023 11:30

Residents are being urged to look after their sexual health following an increase of sexually transmitted infections on the Island.

Public Health and the GUM Sexual Health Clinic are encouraging people to consider testing if they're concerned they may be at risk.

STI's can spread from person to person during sexual or intimate contact, and are not always symptomatic.

The GUM Clinic, located at Noble's, offers free testing, support and treatment.

Appointments are completely confidential and can be made by calling 650710.

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