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STIs in the Middle Ages: Understanding Disease in the Dark Ages
The concept of "venereal disease" didn't exist in the Middle Ages (5th–14th century). Medical knowledge was limited; disease classification and treatment differed from modern understanding.
Some diseases now classified as STIs likely existed, but prevalence and causes were poorly understood. Accurate mortality data is unavailable due to lack of records and medical knowledge.
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