Signs of STD

Marin Study Reveals Cancer Killing California Sea Lions Is Caused By STD - CBS San Francisco Marin Study Reveals Cancer Killing California Sea Lions Is Caused By STD - CBS San Francisco Posted: 31 Mar 2021 07:09 PM PDT SAN FRANCISCO (KPIX) – For decades, sea lions along the West Coast have been plagued by a lethal form of cancer. Now, research conducted at the Marine Mammal Center has determined the cause of the disease and how it holds both promise, and shame, for mankind. The sea lions that hang out at Pier 39 are always a tourist favorite and 4-year old A'nayah Langston doesn't want anything bad to happen to them. READ MORE: COVID: Fremont Unified To Remain In Distance Learning For Rest Of School Year - 'No Definitive Final Outcome In Sight' "They need to be safe and they need to live in…in…a safe place!" she said. But they haven't been safe for a long time. In 1979, the Marine Mammal Center in the Mar...

As STD Rates Explode, AHF Calls for Gov't Funding for Innovative Prevention, Testing and Treatment - Argus Press As STD Rates Explode, AHF Calls for Gov't Funding for Innovative Prevention, Testing and Treatment - Argus Press Posted: 30 Mar 2021 08:21 AM PDT WASHINGTON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Mar 30, 2021-- In response to alarming news of record rates of sexually transmitted infections (STIs) across the US over the past two decades timed with corresponding steep government funding cuts, AIDS Healthcare Foundation ( AHF ) today is calling for the restoration of, and vastly increased federal funding to support innovative new STD prevention, testing and treatment programs and approaches. AHF is also in support of a call by the National Coalition of STD Directors for $273 million in federal funding for the CDC's STD Prevention Division as well as establishment of a separate $500 million funding stream for the nation's STD sp...

Fewer chlamydia cases reported in Virginia in 2020, but health officials warn disease may be going undetected - wtkr.com Fewer chlamydia cases reported in Virginia in 2020, but health officials warn disease may be going undetected - wtkr.com Posted: 19 Mar 2021 12:00 AM PDT HAMPTON ROADS, Va. - Prior to the pandemic, gonorrhea and chlamydia cases were going up constantly and significantly in Hampton Roads, according to state officials. News 3 Investigates wanted to know how COVID-19 is impacting this situation. The Virginia Health Department said testing for STDs at local health department sites decreased during 2020, as walk-in appointments switched to scheduled appointments. They said the program also experienced several months of a shortage of testing kits for chlamydia and gonorrhea, due to the fact that some of the kit components were also used in COVID testing. The number of diagnoses of chlamydia decreased in 2020 (40,807) com...