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Existe una coneccion entre el SIDA y las enfermedades venereas

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Existe una coneccion entre el SIDA y las enfermedades venereas

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  • Alternative Title:
    Why there's a connection between sexually transmitted disease and AIDS [Spanish]
  • Description:
    Why there's a connection between sexually transmitted disease and AIDS [Spanish]

    Boy leaning against locker with books. Spanish. Bent edges. C= uncut.

    E"l mismo comportamiento sexual que te puede infectar con gonorrhea ... Pero si continúas con el mismo comportamiento sexual y sin protección, podrías contraer algo que no tiene cura. El sida."

    Order number: P152 (Spanish). CDC National AIDS Clearinghouse, Catalog of HIV and AIDS education and prevention materials September 1994, p. 21.

    This poster depicts a teenage male at his school locker and warns that the same sexual behavior that transmits sexually transmitted diseases can also transmit the AIDS virus.

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  • Source:
    CDC National AIDS Clearinghouse, Catalog of HIV and AIDS education and prevention materials (September 1994) ; order number P152 ; America responds to AIDS ; America responde al sida
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    1 poster
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    urn:sha-512:af353a167c9d5b78570aca99051b38048874c1caf171a919366832d5de096aaee35d82f3dc950dba1806f8c8c17af04b8bcd08ee1887083a77a109c13d205770
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Spanish
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