How do you get syphilis? The disease is transmitted ... or other parts of the body. Occasionally, the rash may be faint and difficult to detect. Other symptoms such as fever, swollen lymph nodes ...

Paleogenomics has finally solved a question that has puzzled researchers for decades: Where did syphilis come from?

Syphilis patients may develop sores on their genitals and mouths in a few weeks after infection, followed by rashes on their palms and other parts of the body. The disease can cause serious health ...

While syphilis can cause sores and a rash, not everyone will get these symptoms. Sometimes, syphilis can only be picked up on a blood test. It is important to see a physician if you have a sore or ...

The classic features of secondary syphilis are skin rash (generalized, with prominence on the palms and soles), lymphadenopathy, and mucous membrane involvement with mucous patches or condylomata ...

Stark County and much of Northeast Ohio have been hit with the highest number of syphilis cases in recent memory.

Fraser Health has launched a public awareness campaign encouraging pregnant people and people with syphilis symptoms to get ...

“This is my memento mori: to Aunt Hazel; to her horses; to her bas­tard, bliss; to famous cases of syphilis.” Mary Todd Lin­coln prob ... ion they can “see” the break­down of their body from within.

Martin Heinrich introduced the Maternal and Infant Syphilis Prevention Act ... continue to spread throughout the body and eventually appear again as a rash, for example. "It's so treatable.