Chlamydia
Chlamydia Symptoms In Women: How To Recognize This STD And What To Do If You’re Infected
Although most individuals infected with the sexually transmitted disease chlamydia do not show any symptoms, for those who do, here's what to expect. 
Chlamydia Vaccine In Development Proves Highly Effective In Mice; Humans Could Be Next
A new combination strategy for chlamydia, including a vaccine, might be able to provide protection against multiple strains. 
Chlamydia Bacteria Also Linked To Trachoma — World’s Leading Infectious Cause Of Blindness
By acquiring genetic mutations, Chlamydia trachomatis, which causes the sexually transmitted infection, can transform into a strain causing blindness. 
Feeling Sick? 14 Diseases That Are On The Rise In America
Although Americans are healthier than ever before, there are certain diseases that have been on the rise in recent years. 
Rates Of Syphillis, Chlamydia And Gonorrhea Rising For First Time Since 2006, Particularly Among Young People
STD rates are higher than they've ever been, reports the CDC. 
Wyoming's 'Candid' Gonorrhea Billboard Aims To Increase STD Testing... And It's Quite Interesting
Wyoming's billboards are catching a lot of attention, which is what the health department was hoping for when it commissioned them in the first place. 
Chlamydia Testing Dropped Among Women When New Guidelines For Pap Smears Were Released
National health test guidelines starting recommending women start getting pap smears at age 21, perhaps not realizing the adverse effect it has when it comes to STDs. 
Planned Parenthood Launches Mobile App For California Men And Women To Order STD Tests
App users have access to information regarding common STDs, at-home tests, as well local pharmacy and health center locations in the event their test comes back positive. 
Pelvic Inflammatory Disease Kills More Women In New York, Double The National Average
It's unusual, but untreated STDs can lead to pelvic inflammatory disease and death. 
Extragenital STD Testing Shows Gonorrhea, Chlamydia Prevalent Among Younger Women
Johns Hopkins research suggests standard tests aren't enough to keep sexually active men and women healthy.
