[6 The Guardian, Charlottetown. Mon., Dec. 14, 1984.,

Authorities Alarmed At Resurgence Oi VD

By FRANK CAREY ‘epidemics said syphilis is oc- WASHINGTON (AP) — You curring at a rate of more than remember VD — venereal dl.~- 10000 new cases every month. 1 ease~and how it was stamped 12.000 DEATHS YEARLY out a decade ago by the wonder my Brown says that whilei r5125" ' be]. V W 2,800 deaths a year are attrib-l‘ |l v10)“ “5051:3ng gan' alarming uted to syphilis. the actual fig-L resurgence." and United States “re ma) be.m°re than 12'000' ‘ authorities are concerned. Syp - Reasons 3’1"” by g°vemmeml 'ilis epidemics “are raging at experts if” .m" VI.) upsurge this verv moment" in 30 of the are steadily increaSlng growth largest "US cities. of Cities, where VD rates have some experts see a general‘always run highest. increased1 decline in morals. and point to mOb‘l'iy ,Of the populatl‘m .and; the sharpest rises of VD among false feelings of security against: teen-agers. the threat of contracting VD. ; And the United States public_ These notions result from the; health service says that while'tact penicillin and other wonder the increase in reported casesldl‘us’s available Since the c-. of both syphilis and gonorrhea 0nd World War can cure either; are startling enough, the actual syphilis or gonorrhea. The trou-

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Here are some of the fig. syphilis where early symptoms. ; Imay pass unnoticed. 1. Repdorted cases of “prl-i The communicable disease mary an secondary" syphilis.’ centre eperts say the upsurge . . . . . ~ .1... New... We. .0... m... .. be... minus a... gonorrhea Features you can not find on other stereos gives Philips its uncommonly find sound. _a low of 6.251 in 1957 to 22.733 “is not confined to any race. Every Philips cabinet is created and crafted not only as an outstanding example of good furniture as ‘g'ufhfili’ea't‘ endef‘l June 3“ villi: 59"; “giwmmffiicb tgrl‘lmp 0’ but also of a fine musical instrument. Two examples of the diligent care Philips takes in cabinets. " tam [09200:33?” “3"” "‘33 ffiggggpoézeffi: thrgughozst 1. New all wood speaker grilles on many models en hance‘ the beauty .of the sets as well. 2. Record , 5 And this does not include US. an; in mahy other parts of storage drawer which holds all your favourite albums is,llned With rich velvet. leases of latent or tertiary syph- the world. . ilis —- the long-lasting form that To combat the rise of VD. the. develops from the first two. It's health service urges increasedl idangerous to the person who participation in control by pri- has it. but is not infectious ex-.vate physicians. including more cept through childbirth. A baby extensive reportina of cases to may be infected with congenital public health authorities. edu- syphilis by a mother with latent cation aziinst over-reliance on syphilis. In 1963 there were "miracle" drugs and an inten- more than 100.000 reported us. sification of educational pro-

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