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Submission to NICE on guidance on preventing sexually transmitted infections and under 18 conceptions

Published: 4th November 2013

This CMF response reviews and comments on the NICE guidance for sexually transmitted infections and under 18 conceptions. It urges that far more emphasis be given to primary prevention strategies - empowering individuals to delay first intercourse and to avoid unprotected sex and frequent change of and/or multiple sex partners.
Read full submission here (pdf)

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