Letter

Where have young men been screened for STIs? In their stratified random probability survey of 411 men aged 18–35 years, Saunders and colleagues found that 29 % had been tested for a sexually transmitted infection (STI), mainly in genitourinary medicine (GUM) clinics (53%) or general practice (17%).1 In September 2012, for a medical student project, we conducted a questionnaire survey of young men and women at the Lambeth Further Education College in south London. Lambeth is an area with one of the highest rates of STIs in the UK with 9.9 % of 15– 24-year-olds screened testing positive fo