STI rates drop following antibiotic use recommendations for gay and bisexual men
After years of rising sexually transmitted infection (STI) rates in Australia, new Burnet Institute–led research has found promising evidence that an existing antibiotic taken after sex may be helping to reduce syphilis and chlamydia diagnoses among gay and bisexual men.
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