venereal disease

(He has contracted a venereal disease in his fingers and mouth.

This recent monograph examines the medicalized control of venereal diseases in Germany's former colonies in Africa, Asia, and the Pacific.

"But the likes of you, itong pari to wish ill, saan ka nakakita pari dito 'mamatay sana si Duterte?" Eh 'di sabihin ko na lang rin mamatay sana kayong lahat ng venereal disease [But the likes of you, a priest who wishes ill, where can you find a priest who says Duterte should die?

The court also decided it was illegal to segregate women who contracted venereal diseases. When this happened they were forcibly taken to facilities nicknamed "monkey houses" where they received painful penicillin injections without a doctor's prescription, which could have caused side effects.

Contrary to male medical opinion, women repealers believed that it was men who spread venereal disease. But Josephine Butler also counted on the support of her middle-class sisters and even working-class men and women who were outraged by the humiliation their daughters and sisters were suffering.

Therefore the element of this offence was formed by deliberate and also careless contamination with venereal disease not depending on the way it was done or if it entailed any consequences for health.

Conclusion: The sero-positivity of Venereal Disease Research Laboratory (VDRL) test is (1.6%), considered high among pregnant women reporting in obstetrics clinics of Combined Military Hospital Abbottabad.

For the first time in the history of the theater, venereal disease became a serious problem among combat troops" (213, 216).

government with cooperation from the Guatemalan authorities, including that country's top venereal disease expert--was aimed at evaluating the efficacy of blood tests in detecting the diseases and of penicillin in treating or preventing them.

By going for premarital blood tests, both partners can check for any venereal disease, HIV or disclose the presence of genetic disorders such as sickle-cell anaemia.

The second provides an overview of venereal disease in America before the twentieth century.

We learn that in 1911 California became the first state to require physicians to report cases of venereal disease and that, to assure confidentiality, reporting was done by number rather than by name.