Disease rise is no surprise, says doctor

Long lunch on Langtree Avenue. Julie Kelm and John Dyson-Berry. Picture: Carmel Zaccone
Sunraysia Daily

A MILDURA doctor wonders whether the proliferation of dating apps and changing sexual behaviours could contribute to rising gonorrhoea rates.Lime Medical Clinic’s Dr John Dyson-Berry said while the rise was probably the combination of a lot of factors, he thought lifestyle changes may have contributed.“If you, like me, read the news the rise of dating […]

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