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Symptoms, diagnosis and treatment Gonorrhea 2 years 5 weeks ago

Gonorrhea is a dangerous sexually transmitted disease which is on the rise, only in the USA alone, nearly 3 million adolescent get infected with Gonorrhea each year and 1 in 4 of the sexually active adolescents will catch gonorrhea before graduating from high school.

gonorrhoea-superbug 45 weeks 3 days ago

Scientists find an sti superbug resistant to known antibiotics that could lead to a world pandemic of a once curable sexually transmitted disease.
The new strain of the sexually transmitted disease -- called H041 -- cannot be killed by any currently recommended treatments for gonorrhea, leaving doctors with no other option than to try medicines so far untested against the disease.

STD Testing 1 year 20 weeks ago

STD is a short abbreviation for Sexually Transmitted disease. Sexually Transmitted Disease is almost known as Sexually Transmitted Infection or venereal Disease. STD is an illness that has a significant probability of transmission between humans or animals by means of sexual behavior which includes, vaginal intercourse, anal and oral sex.

There is a lot to learn about Sexually Transmitted Disease, the good news is that it can be prevented. Sexually Transmitted Disease is the most common form of infectious disease in the world today.

Basic Information about the Sense Organs 1 year 22 weeks ago

Through the action of the sense organs, the individual is made aware of himself and his world.

His experience is based in the first instance upon a fourfold process:
1. A Stimulus affects a nerve structure.
2. The impulse contacts and activates a sense organ (receptor organ, such as the eye).
3. The impulses aroused in the sense organ travel to the brain.
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First Aid Training for Frostbite 1 year 14 weeks ago

The body has the capacity to cool itself down or warm itself up depending on the environment the person is in and the activity he is doing. However, during extreme cold temperature, body temperature goes down faster than it can heat up. If the body temperature reaches to a danger zone, the body starts to protect the vital organs so that it can still function well by increasing blood circulation to the heart and brain while reducing blood flow to the extremities of the body. As a result, nose, ears, cheeks, fingers and toes being to cool down and freeze.