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Sext appeal: Anonymised STI platform aims to boost sexual contact tracing success

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Simon
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Thursday 17 September 2020, 04:36 PM
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Wellington Sexual Health is trialling the anonymous SXT Health service contract tracing platform
The confidential and secure SXT platform provides a more discreet and less confronting way to approach those who may require testing and treatment
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New Zealand’s first anonymised sexual health contact tracing service trial aims to increase access to care and reduce STI rates
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