1. A list of all of
the sexually transmitted
diseases (STDs) and their acronyms.
2. A ranking of
their current or historical
or usual popularity in the USA.
3. The laboratory
testing regimen for each
one excluding any treatment costs. If there is more than one
test
for a disease please list them
according to "usually
the first test" and assuming a "positive result(s)" then in
order of those "usually
following".
4. The relative
assurance (quality) of the
results of each test.
5. The typical,
national average of each laboratory
test cost excluding the expenses or services of free clinics.
6. If the age of the
patient is a consideration
for the results/costs etc., use an age of 14-24 years.
Thank you for your attention to this matter. If there are questions or concerns, you can email me ( please use "reply to" so I will recognize the "subject") or you can call the number below. I would prefer to receive your information by email in any of the following popular file formats: (email, html, pdf, doc, rtf, wps, txt) but I could receive a fax but you will have to call first so I can turn on the fax machine. If you would prefer to mail the information I have provided an address below; but, I would like an email to confirm that the information is coming in the USPS.
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Sincerely,
Rick Klenk, Sr.
152
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St. Petersburg, FL 33703
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Date: Thu, 21 Feb 2002 09:24:15 -0500
From: rek <staff(a)neprimer.com>
To: Mail(a)hhs.govDear Sirs,
I reviewed and searched your web site and couldn't find the answer to the question of: "What are the costs
of lab tests for the 25 STDs?" or "laboratory test costs for STDs"?
If kids are being indoctrinated into risky sexual behavior and into condom use in public schools why
doesn't anyone give ball park costs for checking for the acquired diseases? I heard recently that one of
the lab test cost was between $500 and $1000.
Suppose kids wanted to change/repent and abstain how can they know if they are carrying a disease that
can be deadly in a couple of years of non treatment?--
Sincerely, REK A Parent of Public School Kids. ( )
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https://hisways.org/steward/Rel-guid.htm "Religious-Guide-for-P.School-Parents"ABSTINENCE is always 100% effective!
Discipleship: whether it's discipleship of the mind before the Cross or discipleship of the heart and the mind after the Cross, it's all about Discipleship.
--Post References: https://www.cdc.gov/std/std-mis/ ;
STD Disease Facts and Information: , https://www.cdc.gov/std/general/ ,
STD Test costs: , http://www.ehivtest.com/products/elisa-hiv-test