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Sunday, October 9, 2005
2:23:00 AM EDT

infectious wearables....:-)


I found these lovely ties and boxer shorts that are decorated with the patterns of microbes. :-)  My husband wears scrubs at the hospital, so he has little need of ties. But the silk boxers would make cool Christmas presents!

This unique design is taken from the micrograph of Chlamydia trachomatis, the most wide-spread of the sexually transmitted diseases. Prevelant especially in teens and young adults, Chlamydia can cause serious reproductive tract complications, as well as facilitate HIV transmission. It is often call the “silent epidemic” because it is often asymptommatic and un-diagnosed.

 

 

anthrax boxer shorts...in silk!  I have got to get these for my boxer wearing man!

 

Infectious Awareables - Directory   Thanks to the homeschool resource list for a great site!  

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  • #4 Comment from magogos 
    10/9/05 1:27 PM | Permalink
    These are great! Would have loved to have them hanging up when I worked in an STD clinic! Margo
  • #3 Comment from queeniemart 
    10/9/05 10:27 AM | Permalink
    For some reason i find clothes made from an infection hilarious!!!
    Love,lisa
  • #2 Comment from my78novata 
    10/9/05 7:39 AM | Permalink
    Oppps I ll pas on those LOl
  • #1 Comment from artloner 
    10/9/05 2:26 AM | Permalink
    You SLAY Me!


    LOLLLLL

    andi