The doctor does point out that Alistair’s and his wife’s symptoms could easily have been dormant for a decade or longer, and ...

in fear of getting “eye chlamydia”. People then shared videos of themselves cleaning their gym equipment. Picture: TikTok Now, Dr Zac Turner, a Biomedical Scientist and Doctor, has offered his ...

But at a point, caution can lead to irrational fear — such as this TikTok trend, where people have become convinced they can catch chlamydia from gym equipment. Videos of people sanitising gym ...

Chlamydia can be transmitted during vaginal or anal sex when one partner is infected. It can also be passed on to the eye by a hand moistened with infected secretions, and to a newborn from an ...

Although antibiotics can treat chlamydia, people can catch the infection again ... experts hope. Getty Images In the trial, researchers from Imperial College London compared two different ...