Sentences with phrase «venereal disease»

Scientists have sequenced the entire genome of Chlamydia trachomatis, the enigmatic bacterium that's the leading cause of venereal disease in the United States.

She mentioned the statistics of very high numbers of venereal diseases in Utah teens.

When many states introduced compulsory notification and treatment for venereal diseases for the general population following the first world war, non-Indigenous patients were provided with education and free treatment.

Preference was given to soldiers with venereal disease, over soldiers with infected wounds and children with infectious diseases, because they were needed on the battlefield and had the best chance of recovery.

Cycles through the same old cliches, like squares accidentally being dosed with drugs, overzealous pharmacists blaring out sensitive medical information (nothing like a good ol' venereal disease joke), and climactically scotched weddings.

I do not care for Ted Cruz too much but he got it right with his description of the Rump...» Compulsive liar... amoral... serial philanderer... describes venereal disease as his Vietnam.»

Whether it is from hooking my hands around my head, clenching my teeth together, or whatever — it has happened, and a strained neck is one of the most annoying things for me, so I look to avoid it like venereal disease.

Britain has the highest rates in Europe of teenage pregnancy, venereal diseases among the young, and abortions of the young.

These clubs are great places for spreading AIDS and other venereal diseases, as one might expect, and some years ago the city tried to close them.

This caused rampant venereal disease in animals and humans that even infected children as well.

The Washington Post and Times - Herald reported in 1956 that Soviet health officials had declared that penicillin no longer worked against venereal diseases.

Brucellosis: This is a canine venereal disease that can be transmitted in other ways as well.

While he was active until 1957, Charles Trowbridge was best known to millions of wartime servicemen as the cautionary military doctor in John Ford's venereal disease prevention film Sex Hygiene (1941).

Section 163 also makes it an offence to «advertise instructions, medicine, drug or article intended or represented as a method for restoring sexual virility or curing venereal diseases or disease of the generative organs».

Gonorrhea resistance was initially discovered in the Philippines in servicemen suffering from venereal disease.

And, with one of the highest rankings on the Well - Being Index and one of the lowest number of venereal disease cases per 100,000, we think heartbreak is short - lived here.

However, when Augustine tells us that the whole human race is a «mass of perdition»; that we inherit from Adam and Eve not only their sin but their guilt as well; that original sin is rather like a spiritual venereal disease passed from generation to generation through the concupiscence of the sex act; that the only «cure» is baptism and that the road to hell is paved with the bones of unbaptized infants — something has gone terribly wrong.

Of course, we do need to be concerned about the problem of venereal disease still with us and about the side effects of contraceptives.

(Leprosy was looked on then the way our society looks on venereal disease.)

Venereal disease rates for U.S. servicemen in Europe and Australia reached epidemic proportions that eventually required the military to license and regulate brothels.

(Credo Mutwa, a leader of traditional healers, appeared in the Cape Argus recently speaking of ancient practices involving voluntary quarantine, which he claimed defeated earlier waves of venereal disease introduced by colonial forces.)

The Oakland / Vegas / Bakersfield / Tulsa Raiders would have to draft a bear with SPEED, or an incurable venereal disease.

He told Howard Stern that his biggest worry was venereal disease during the decade when 50,000 true patriots gave their all in Vietnam.

He wants to «spread the wealth», McCain says, like Obama's tax plan is some kind of economic venereal disease.

All the reasons we had for doing the awful things we did in high school find a wonderful vehicle in a demonic videotape that, like a really bad venereal disease, kills anyone who indulges in it seven days after they «do» it.

Already we're shunned for being self - published authors, like it's some sort of contagious venereal disease that you can get from water fountains, toilet seats, or writers who make less than $ 8,700 a year.

Pets that are spayed are also less likely to fight, run off, get contagious diseases (including venereal diseases) and spray urine.

Those who breed dogs, though, need to know all about it as it is an important venereal disease in dogs.

Since 1982, our Center has served as the USDA's California quarantine and treatment station for contagious equine metritis (CEM) to prevent the introduction of this potentially devastating venereal disease into the U.S. horse population.

Cost for air transport, a week of boarding and treatment by a veterinarian usually tops out at around BZ$ 500 (treatment of severe mange, heartworm, transmissible venereal disease).

Writ large in scrawling loose paint and charcoal, Bernstein's wry engagement with text — Uncle Sam Balls Vietnam and Gets V.D. not V.C. (Venereal Disease not Viet Cong)-- evoked the crude gonzo aesthetics of artists such as R. Crumb and Wally Hedrick, presaging the later linguistic permutations of raconteurs like Jean - Michel Basquiat and Raymond Pettibone.

Picasso thought of Les Demoiselles d'Avignon as not just his first cubist painting but also as his first exorcism painting, intended to exorcise his fears of contracting venereal disease in brothels.

The organization's avowed mission was to fight venereal disease through education.

Old Venereal Disease just drips... drips... and when dj can't support his faith, he cries «racist», another typical, «liberal» response.

Unlike MCA 1973 s 12, CPA 2004 s 50 does not make non-consummation or venereal disease grounds for voidability; nor does CPA 2004 s 44 (5) impliedly recognise a commitment to sexual fidelity by making sex outside the relationship a basis for irretrievable breakdown (cf MCA 1973 s 1 (2)(a)-RRB-.

While the early decades of the 20th century were marked by concern about venereal diseases in the wider population, the policies and practices for non-Indigenous people stood in stark contrast to treatment of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.

The Goncourt Journals are read today for the duo's continual sniping about their own lack of literary success and for their vivid depictions of the great minds of nineteenth century art and literature — for their gossiping and drinking, talking as much of whores and venereal disease as literary matters.

In fact Catholic chastity education can confirm that those who follow the teaching of the Church will find it almost impossible to catch AIDS or any other venereal disease.

A large number of the breeding females had Brucellosis, a canine venereal disease that may also be passed to humans

It means we have to work even harder to get Mary Jane to spend her limited discretionary income checking out OUR work, when she could go over here and get a story she knows she'll probably love because she's a rabid VD fan (aside — this abbreviation bugs me as it also stands for venereal diseases, which given the way they've taken that franchise, is not entirely inappropriate).

Tinder sent a cease and desist letter claiming the campaign falsely associates the dating app with the spread of venereal diseases.

The disaster of school shootings and the plague of venereal disease (is it one in four teen girls now?)

Venereal diseases are rampant.

«Sugar plum, these people are lost, and they're on drugs, and they have venereal diseases.»