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Sexually Transmitted Infections Fall in Spain After a Decade on the Rise – but Chlamydia Cases Keep Climbing

Spain's National Epidemiology Centre says the drop in STIs breaks a rising trend in cases over the last decade- helped by more tests.

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The Carlos III Health Institute (ISCII), in coordination with the Ministry of Health, published on Thursday the report of Epidemiological Surveillance of Sexually Transmitted Infections (STIs) for 2025, which shows a certain stabilization in the strong upward trend observed in the last decade. The entity warns in a statement that "the rates are still high, but the increase that has been observed in recent years has slowed, and in some cases ther…

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These infections persist more in men than in women and a greater incidence in young adults.

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Sexually transmitted infections stabilize in Spain after years of increases

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Contagions of syphilis and venereal lymphogranuloma fall slightly, gonorrhea stabilizes and chlamydia moderately grow. Remission breaks a growth trend that has been accelerating in recent years.

·Madrid, Spain
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The results of the 2025 Report on Epidemiological Surveillance of Sexually Transmitted Infections (STIs) in Spain reveal a certain stabilization of the trend to high levels observed in previous reports: the rates are still high, but the increase that has been observed in recent years slows down, and in some cases there are slight decreases.The entry The increase in sexually transmitted infections in Spain slows down was first published in Health…

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El Pais broke the news in Madrid, Spain on Thursday, October 22, 2026.
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