Report: Chlamydia on the rise in Carroll

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Reports of a common sexually transmitted disease are on the rise in Carroll County, particularly among teenagers and young adults, a report released Tuesday shows.

Chlamydia has increased 50 percent during the past five years, with 77 percent of the infections reported by people age 15 to 24, according to data released by the Partnership for a Healthier Carroll County, a nonprofit agency.

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