Teen screening for chlamydia could lower infertility
Thursday, January 2, 2003
SAN FRANCISCO -- Changing physicians' behavior so they give sexually active teenage girls a simple urine test during a routine doctor's visit is an effective way of identifying chlamydia and ultimately helping prevent infertility problems later in life, a study found.
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