The number of people living with HIV and other sexual infections continues to rise as gay men and young people fail to heed the warnings of prevention campaigns about safe sex, it was revealed yesterday. Consistent condom use could solve the problem, but, said Professor Peter Boriello, director of the Health Protection Agency's centre for infections, which produced the figures, "we are talking about how you change behaviour. It is not straightforward. "People do need to take responsibility. Condoms do need to be considered the seatbelts of sexual relationships."
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New HIV infections in Britain fall for first time in 25 years - The Independent 24th November 2007
Sex diseases rise as young adults ignore the 'be safe' message - Daily Mail 23rd November 2007
Sex infections continue to rise - BBC Health News 23rd November 2007
UK HIV cases among top in Europe - BBC Health News 23rd November 2007
Sexual infections rise as young fail to heed warnings - The Guardian 24th November 2007
Monday, November 26, 2007
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