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MedLife study | 90% of young people in Romania do not have enough knowledge to identify and protect themselves from sexually transmitted infections and diseases.

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12 July 2024, 12:33
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Sexually transmitted diseases and sexually transmitted infections (STDs and STIs) are increasingly common. In fact, one million people between the ages of 15 and 49 around the world fall ill every day, according to World Health Organization statistics.

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Studiu MedLife: 90% dintre tinerii români nu au cunoştinţe suficiente pentru a se proteja de bolile şi infecţiile cu transmitere sexuală Studiu MedLife: 90% dintre tinerii români nu au cunoştinţe suficiente pentru a se proteja de bolile şi infecţiile cu transmitere sexuală
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31% dintre tinerii români nu au auzit despre infecția cu HPV, principala cauza pentru cancerul de col uterin. România continuă să înregistreze cea mai ridicată incidenţă şi mortalitate prin această boală, la nivel european

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