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rg) It should be noted here that vaginal yeast infection is not usually considered to be an STD (Sexually Transmitted disease) although males who perform sexual intercourse with infected partners are known to sometimes develop symptoms of irritation of the penis skin.... Yeast infections are very common and are caused by fungus that can survive anywhere including the human body....
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In a bid to address this, numerous researches has been conducted on the possible ways of controlling the spread of sexually transmitted infections (Barbieri 1; Jozkowski et al 1).... According to a research conducted on circumcision and the spread of sexually transmitted diseases in Uganda, South Africa, and Kenya, it was observed that circumcised men were less prone to contracting STIs.... Prior to the research, all persons were given same advice on how to prevent the spread of STI....
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At the site of infection, pain, burning, tingling and itching appears prior to the emergence and eruption of sores, bumps or blisters (Bridges).... Bridges and Shuman noted that these viruses show up anywhere in the body and can spread even if these sores are not visible.... Signs and Symptoms of the disease Herpes simplex virus symptoms appear typically as single or multiple blisters that break and leave tender sores around the mouth or affected area (Bridges)....
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Name: Instructor: Course: Date: Emerging viral diseases The emergence and re-emergence of new and previously known viral disease can get attributed to the following; genetic/biological factors, human behavior, environmental factors, and ecological factors (Beltz 50).... Host and agent mutations have led to the emergence and re-emergence of viral diseases.... Human behavior can also be attributed to the cause of the emergence and re-emergence of viral diseases....
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Until such a time that monitoring and control is used to reduce cases of new infections, studies by Asnis (2002) have warned that humans will continue to become victims of the disease.... Looking in to the history of the disease in the United States, Gruszynski (2006) found that the first incidence of the disease was made in 1999 in New York.... Since then, the disease would develop into a national epidemic as it covered as many as 48 states in just three years in 2002....
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King (2003) further states that the virus is one of the 18 least known viruses that have the capability of causing viral hemorrhage fever syndrome.... John W.... King's article (2003) on Ebola Virus gives us detailed information on the infection that takes its name from the Ebola River in Zaire, Africa where its outbreak was first identified....
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They argue that the health system needs to incorporate syndrome surveillance of all possible biological pathogens affecting humans, so that in case of an attack, symptoms can be recognized.... In turn, in case of an attack, the pathogen will have spread before it is recognized and reported.... Centers for disease Control and Prevention (CDC) oversee the golden triangle.... Unlike in Florida, not all clinics can communicate quickly or even determine an infectious disease....
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Type A influenza is highly pathogenic in humans and poultry to infect a wide range of hosts.... Currently, there is a global concern on the possibility of a outbreak of AVI influenza isolated human case HPAIV H5N1 continue in several Asian countries, and this could mutate to a form spreading rapidly to humans.... In addition to humans, birds, fowls, and poultry died from... The origin of AIV began in 1990s in Hong Kong and recently spread beyond Asia, Europe, and Africa....
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