The
confirmation of the bacterial disease, which causes painful urination among
other things, as an STD comes more than two decades after it was first
discovered.
A
team of fourteen researchers arrived at the conclusion after conducting a
national survey of the sexual lifestyles and attitudes of British men and
women.
The
researchers said the study, which involved the testing urine from 4,507
sexually experienced participants aged 16 to 44 years for MG, “strengthens evidence
that MG is an STI”.
They
added, “MG was identified in over one per cent of the population, including in
men with high-risk behaviours in older age groups that are often not included
in STI prevention measures.”
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