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Sep 7, 2018 12 min

Idaho Sees Increase In STD Rates

from Idaho Matters Hosted by Boise State Public Radio

(BSPR) Idaho has seen a substantial increase in sexually transmitted disease rates in the past year. Gonorrhea rates in the Magic Valley have gone up more than 200%. We look at this trend and efforts to stop the spread of STDs with representatives from the Idaho Department of Health and Welfare and the Central District Health Department.

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