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Eyelids Turn Inwards, Lashes Rip Out: Eye Disease Afflicts Ethiopia
Trachoma is caused by infection with the bacterium Chlamydia trachomatis, which is spread through contact with the eyes or nose of infected people.
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Magic Mushrooms And Mental Health: What Brain Scans Reveal
Researchers investigated the brain activity changes caused by psilocybin, the active ingredient in magic mushrooms.
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Sexually Transmitted Diseases Killing 2.5 Million People Every Year Globally: UN
According to the UN report, four common sexually transmitted infections (STIs) - syphilis, gonorrhea, chlamydia, and trichomoniasis - are spreading rapidly.
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Parrot Fever Outbreak In Europe: Know Symptoms, Causes, Treatment And More
Parrot fever is caused by bacteria belonging to the Chlamydia family. As the name suggests, the disease is acquired from birds.
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Fatal 'Parrot Fever' Outbreak Claims 5 Lives Across Europe
Parrot fever, caused by bacteria belonging to the Chlamydia family, is transmitted through various wild and domesticated birds and poultry.
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US To Recommend Antibiotic Pill After Sex To Prevent Infections
Amid soaring rates of chlamydia, gonorrhea and syphilis, US health authorities on Monday proposed that doctors begin prescribing a common antibiotic as a pill taken after sex, despite concerns over fueling more resistant strains.
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Australian Koalas Line Up For Chlamydia Vaccine In New Trial
About 400 Australian koalas will be vaccinated against chlamydia as part of a trial that researchers say they hope could play a significant role in the longer-term survival of the animals.
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John Oliver Has Koala Chlamydia Ward Named After Him - Thanks To Russell Crowe
During the final segment of his weekly HBO talk show Sunday, John Oliver pulled a large red envelope from under his desk. "Back when this show started, I wrote down my one and only goal for it, and I put it in this envelope. It was a simple goal. It was just three words long," Oliver said. "That goal? A koala chlamydia ward." He pulled out a sheet ...
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4 Silent Sexually Transmitted Diseases (STDs) You May Not Know You Have
These silent spreaders do not show any outward symptoms but are no less dangerous for your body.
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Trachoma: 5 Things You Didn't Know About This Eye Infection That Cause Blindness
Trachoma, also known as blinding Trachoma, is an eye infection caused by the bacterium Chlamydia trachomatis and is turning out to be a major health concern in India.
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Treating bacterial vaginosis prevents STD
Treating silent or asymptomatic bacterial vaginosis with
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Circumcision reduces chlamydia transmission
Circumcised men are less likely to transmit chlamydia trachomatis infections to their female sexual partners as compared to uncircumcised men.
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Condoms effective for preventing chlamydia
Consistent use of condoms offers significant protection for people are at risk of catching chlamydia from their sex partners.
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Antibiotics don't prevent heart attacks
Antibiotics do not prevent repeat heart attacks or related problems in patients with heart disease.
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STD risk high with injected contraceptive
Women who use the injected contraceptive Depo-Provera are at a higher risk of acquiring sexually transmitted diseases.
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Eyelids Turn Inwards, Lashes Rip Out: Eye Disease Afflicts Ethiopia
Trachoma is caused by infection with the bacterium Chlamydia trachomatis, which is spread through contact with the eyes or nose of infected people.
-
Magic Mushrooms And Mental Health: What Brain Scans Reveal
Researchers investigated the brain activity changes caused by psilocybin, the active ingredient in magic mushrooms.
-
Sexually Transmitted Diseases Killing 2.5 Million People Every Year Globally: UN
According to the UN report, four common sexually transmitted infections (STIs) - syphilis, gonorrhea, chlamydia, and trichomoniasis - are spreading rapidly.
-
Parrot Fever Outbreak In Europe: Know Symptoms, Causes, Treatment And More
Parrot fever is caused by bacteria belonging to the Chlamydia family. As the name suggests, the disease is acquired from birds.
-
Fatal 'Parrot Fever' Outbreak Claims 5 Lives Across Europe
Parrot fever, caused by bacteria belonging to the Chlamydia family, is transmitted through various wild and domesticated birds and poultry.
-
US To Recommend Antibiotic Pill After Sex To Prevent Infections
Amid soaring rates of chlamydia, gonorrhea and syphilis, US health authorities on Monday proposed that doctors begin prescribing a common antibiotic as a pill taken after sex, despite concerns over fueling more resistant strains.
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Australian Koalas Line Up For Chlamydia Vaccine In New Trial
About 400 Australian koalas will be vaccinated against chlamydia as part of a trial that researchers say they hope could play a significant role in the longer-term survival of the animals.
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John Oliver Has Koala Chlamydia Ward Named After Him - Thanks To Russell Crowe
During the final segment of his weekly HBO talk show Sunday, John Oliver pulled a large red envelope from under his desk. "Back when this show started, I wrote down my one and only goal for it, and I put it in this envelope. It was a simple goal. It was just three words long," Oliver said. "That goal? A koala chlamydia ward." He pulled out a sheet ...
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4 Silent Sexually Transmitted Diseases (STDs) You May Not Know You Have
These silent spreaders do not show any outward symptoms but are no less dangerous for your body.
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Trachoma: 5 Things You Didn't Know About This Eye Infection That Cause Blindness
Trachoma, also known as blinding Trachoma, is an eye infection caused by the bacterium Chlamydia trachomatis and is turning out to be a major health concern in India.
-
Treating bacterial vaginosis prevents STD
Treating silent or asymptomatic bacterial vaginosis with
-
Circumcision reduces chlamydia transmission
Circumcised men are less likely to transmit chlamydia trachomatis infections to their female sexual partners as compared to uncircumcised men.
-
Condoms effective for preventing chlamydia
Consistent use of condoms offers significant protection for people are at risk of catching chlamydia from their sex partners.
-
Antibiotics don't prevent heart attacks
Antibiotics do not prevent repeat heart attacks or related problems in patients with heart disease.
-
STD risk high with injected contraceptive
Women who use the injected contraceptive Depo-Provera are at a higher risk of acquiring sexually transmitted diseases.
