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The Premarital Examination

Postgraduate Medicine, 1971
Letting a test for syphilis pass as a “premarital examination” may be living up to the letter of the law, but this is a weak defense. Neither is it right to assume that today's “sexually liberated” young people do not want or need medical information about sexual matters. They do need it and want it. Shyness keeps them from asking.
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THE PREMARITAL EXAMINATION

Journal of the American Medical Association, 1958
The premarital examination required by law is sometimes cursory, sometimes thorough; in any case it brings the bride and groom to the physician. Although the gynecologist is uniquely fitted for premarital counseling, the general practitioner is at present the one most frequently consulted.
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PREMARITAL MEDICAL EXAMINATION

Journal of the American Medical Association, 1954
The premarital medical examination can not only prevent the transmission of venereal disease, as the physician complies with the state laws, but with the addition of a few simple procedures and explanations by the physician at this time, the examination can also prevent many marital maladjustments.
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Premarital Gynecologic Examination

Postgraduate Medicine, 1961
Young persons who consult physicians for premarital examination and counsel should leave our offices with a healthy knowledge of their anatomy, a feeling of adequacy and self-confidence, and a wholesome approach to marriage and parenthood. The wise couple seeks guidance and information from a professional counselor or physician and avoids discussing ...
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Premarital Counseling

Journal of Couple and Relationship Therapy, 2007
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Premarital Syphilis Serologies

JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1979
To the Editor.— The article "Should Premarital Syphilis Serologies Continue to be Mandated by Law?" by Yehudi M. Felman, MD, MPhil (240:459, 1978), gives an extremely narrow view of the premarital examination—that of cost-effectiveness in venereal disease control.
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