February 13, 2019
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9:49Now PlayingWhat happens if you can't treat the second-most common sexually transmitted infection, gonorrhoea?
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This STI affects millions of people globally every year.
But those working on the front line are worried we are running out of drugs to treat it.
Newsnight's Kay Devlin explores the challenges involved in stopping the spread of super gonorrhoea and finds out about some of the surprising ways you can get it.
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