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Health Department Executives are worried over newly released reports that suggest an advance in the quantity of STD infections currently being reported. While the growth might not appear to be alarming to some, any growth in the number of recorded cases is always associated with a surge in unreported infections. Although a primary concern was formerly a lack of readily available STD testing, that is no longer the case with the escalating number of ways that people can receive std testing in Glendale. Both the state and community health departments have tried to make cost-effective testing accessible to people of all income levels, and private testing organizations have also been a good source for confidential STD testing services. “There appears to be a presumption that if you aren’t displaying any signs or symptoms, then you are not infected.” said one community official. “However, any healthcare professional will advise you that a majority of STDs display virtually no symptoms, while the threat of spreading is just the same.” The only way to decrease this rapid growth is for all at risk people to obtain regular STD testing for all major infections. If you think you might be at risk, or simply just do not know, the preferred measure is to call your county health department or search online for “STD testing services” in order to identify a local medical laboratory that can evaluate your level of risk.