Khalifah L. Glover, RN
Khalifah L. Glover, RN is a frequent contributor to RN Journal with 1 articles published to date.
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A Rise of Syphilis in Niagara County
Tags: LGBTQ sexual STD Syphilis
Sexual behavior patterns of some who are infected with Syphilis make it likely that their sexual partners will become infected, and that in turn the sexual partners of their partners will also become infected, with ever-increasing spread.
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