1922
DOI: 10.4269/ajtmh.1922.s1-2.341
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The Relation between Syphilis and Yaws as Observed in American Samoa 1

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“…Parham (30) and Butler (31) observed that in areas where yaws is prevalent there is little venereal syphilis, which sug gests that adults are protected against syphilis as a result of yaws contracted during childhood.…”
Section: Cross-immunitymentioning
confidence: 97%
“…Parham (30) and Butler (31) observed that in areas where yaws is prevalent there is little venereal syphilis, which sug gests that adults are protected against syphilis as a result of yaws contracted during childhood.…”
Section: Cross-immunitymentioning
confidence: 97%
“…WVhether or not the strains are identical is not so important to this discussion, however, as the fact that cross immunity occurs between them. In areas of the world (or within one country) where yaws has been highly endemic, venereal syphilis is rare, and in areas where yaws is not prevalent, venereal syphilis is usually found (12,13). It appears that one side Vol.…”
Section: Immunity In Other Treponematosesmentioning
confidence: 99%