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U.S. Syphilis Rates On the Rise Among Men
Cases of syphilis in the United States are again on the rise, according to a recent federal report. The rise in cases of the sexual transmitted disease is seen almost entirely among men, who currently make up 91 percent of all U.S. cases.
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