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Sexually transmitted diseases don’t come with warning labels. But Nei man Group provides folks with such information in two new posters for the Pennsylvania Department of Health.

The work, an extension of a campaign that broke in January, aims to raise awareness of STDs among college students. Ads are slated to break this week on campuses throughout Pennsylvania.

One shows the lower portion of a woman’s body with a label over the crotch that reads, “Warning: May contain heavy yellow-green discharge, accompanied by foul odor, abdominal pain, anal blisters, swelling in groin, genital lumps, painful urination, or no symptoms at all.”



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