Emily M Lund, Scott W Ross
Bullying Perpetration, Victimization, and Demographic Differences in College Students: A Review of the Literature
Trauma, violence & abuse
sexually transmitted diseases stds pose significant global health challenge farreaching social economic public health implications infections haunted humanity ancient times today transcending geographical boundaries cultural contexts article explores multifaceted landscape stds delving epidemiology pathophysiology clinical manifestations global response strategies global prevalence stds staggering millions new cases reported annually prominent among infections hivaids remains major global health crisis affecting 38 million people worldwide additionally bacterial stds like chlamydia gonorrhea syphilis continue pose significant health risks millions new cases reported yearly beyond physical manifestations stds profound social economic implications result severe reproductive health issues stigma discrimination psychological distress burdening healthcare systems affecting individuals quality life global response stds multifaceted international organizations governments implementing various prevention control strategies including sexual education programs scaling access testing treatment however challenges persist including disparities healthcare access sociocultural factors influencing transmission evolving pathogens increasing resistance treatment case studies realworld examples illuminate human stories behind statistics highlighting lived experiences individuals grappling stds complex interplay factors shaping journeys ultimately review calls continued research innovative strategies sustained global commitment mitigating burden stds promoting sexual health wellbeing