My interest in prevention of sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) was borne out of my own
frustration in managing the maladies of my dermatologic patients over the last 25 years. As …

In spite of the various attempts by health care workers to reduce the morbidity and mortality
of sexually transmitted diseases (STDs), more than 15 million persons acquire STDs each …

Sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) are a common problem with worldwide distribution
and immense social and economic cost. Changing epidemiology and drug susceptibility …

Despite massive efforts at out-reach and education, many sexually transmitted diseases are
on the rise throughout the United States and globally, Dr. Theodore Rosen said at the …

Sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) are usually stigmatizing, displaying not only medical
but also social, psychological, and/or sexual consequences. Thus, it is of importance to …

Sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) are on the increase, once again. The usual excuses
are given: a new morality with more lax standards, increased promiscuity, wars and their …

ON JUNE 13-14, 1979, 15 expert Groups convened in Atlanta, Georgia, to draft working
papers listing disease prevention and health promotion objectives for the 1980s. The Work …

A traditional view holds that the medical and public health work environment changes as a
result of the adoption of best practices that, in turn, are based on scientific research …

The role of the condom, as a protective prophylactic device, is one of the most important
tools, if used appropriately, against the spread of sexually transmitted diseases and …

Iwill be attending my 50th college reunion a few weeks after submission of this article, and I
am pleased to realize that the celebration of the 50th anniversary of Sexually Transmitted …