Australian health officials said syphilis and gonorrhea cases rose over 50 percent. Officials highlighted an alarming rise in women. The rise comes on the heels of earlier warnings after 40 babies died of infections linked to sexually transmitted infections. Australia is nearer to its HIV target. But disparities remain between groups. Officials did not give further details in the reports.
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