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(KSL News) -- The Utah Department of Health is offering free STD screenings, after noticing a sharp increase in two sexually transmitted diseases.
Since 2001 the number of gonorrhea cases have tripled in the state and chlamydia cases have increased by one-third. Health officials say many times people pass on the illnesse without knowing they have them.
The free scrennings are being offered at several locations. Learn more by following the link in this story.
