Chlamydia - a disease more common than the flu

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Chlamydia is a symptomless disease of the reproductive organ that can cause infertility, if left untreated. The disease, which has already become the most commonly reported sexually-transmitted disease in the US, can be easily detected through a urine test and treated with a single dose of antibiotic.

Sexually transmitted diseases, Development and progression, Chlamydia infections

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Melanoma

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Melanoma can be removed surgically if it is detected early, but 15% to 20% of patients who have surgery experience spreading of the cancer. People at risk for skin cancer should check themselves quarterly and see a doctor yearly. People with light skin and hair color have a higher risk.

Diagnosis, Prevention, Melanoma, Skin cancer

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Invasion of the superbugs: bacteria are becoming increasingly impervious to drugs. Here's how breaking the antibiotic habit can protect your health

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The frequent use of unnecessary antibiotics or the taking of incorrect dosages can lead to bacteria-resistant ailments in the future. Several ailments, including bronchitis and pneumonia, are discussed and their symptoms and treatments are described.

Health aspects, Care and treatment, Antibiotics, Bacterial infections

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