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SIMFORoOSH N. A DECREASE IN THE INCIDENCE OF SYPHILIS IN I RAN AND THE EFFECT OF ISLAMIC RULES IN CONTROLLING SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED DISEASES. Med J Islam Repub Iran 1992; 6 (3) :39-41
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Deptartment of Urology, Shahid Beheshti University of Medical Sciences, Tehran, Iran
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Venereal diseases are still a common problem in today’s world. Even though tremendous advances are being made in medicine and large budgets are being spent to control sexually transmitted diseases (STL), especially in western countries. These diseases are still yet very common, and today AIDS has been added to the threats posed by STD to human life. The status of syphilis was evaluated in Iran in the cars before and after the Islamic Revolution 1w comparing RPR test results in blood specimens obtained for Transfusions from all groups of the society. RPR possibility was 0.6% for the years 1974-76, while it was only O.2°/ for the years 1985—87, demonstrating a sharp decline. Divine laws, especially those offered by Islamic rules are much more effective than present expensive medical measures to control venereal diseases, and can return sexual health to the human society.
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Type of Study: Original Research | Subject: Immunology

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