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...c. It is found that there has been an increase of this disease mainly as a sexually transmitted disease, and seen that it is particularly rampant as a result of HIV (human immunod

...rants certificates in [[sex education]], [[clinical sexology]], [[AIDS]]/[[sexually transmitted disease|STI prevention]], and erotology.

23% of women attending sexually transmitted disease, family planning, and primary care outpatient clinics in the [[United State ....5million new cases a year in the US, making it the most commonly acquired sexually transmitted disease. At least 20 million people are believed to be actively infected in the US,

...lis''. ''T. vaginalis'' is a sexually transmitted infection that can cause sexually transmitted disease in humans; mostly affects the female urinal tract. It is important to isola ...ion leads to abnormal vaginal ecology, which leads to the contraction of a sexually transmitted disease. ''T. vaginalis'' is used as a measure to detect HIV. In the study, Depende

[[Venereology]], the subspecialty that diagnoses and treats [[sexually transmitted disease]]s, and [[phlebology]], the specialty that deals with problems of the super

...oms, medical contraception methods offer little or no protection against [[sexually transmitted disease]]s, and might even increase the risk of contracting an infection. Insertion ...are used appropriately, pregnancy sometimes occurs and [[venereal disease|sexually transmitted disease]]s, including [[HIV]], may be transmitted.

...ht majority of genital herpes cases. Genital herpes is considered a [[STD|sexually transmitted disease]] (STD), but both types of HSV virus can be spread by both sexual ''and'' n

...cy Rule. Confidentiality is challenged in cases such as the diagnosis of a sexually transmitted disease in a patient who refuses to reveal the diagnosis to a spouse, or in the ter

HIV-1 is primarily a [[sexually transmitted disease]]. Currently, HIV/AIDS kills approximately 2-3 million people per year, pr