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 \nHow you use this book is up to you.You may find ithelpful if you're doing research for a school report.Maybeyou're looking for information to use in your own life orfor ideas on how you can help a friend.Whatever the case,be sure to check out the additional resources listed at theend of the book.These books,Web sites,organizations,and other references,taken together,may serve as acomplete source of all things related to PID and sexualhealth.If this book sparks your interest,then use it as alaunching point for further investigation.","cbCaiuqs7poKzb1z","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiuqs7poKzb1z","pdf",3319563,72,"English","# Introduction\n# About PID\n# Prevention\n# Detection and Treatment\n# Coping with PID\n# PID and the Future\n# Glossary\n# For More Information\n# For Further Reading\n# Bibliography\n# Index","[{\"question\":\"What is pelvic inflammatory disease (PID)?\",\"answer\":\"PID is an infection that occurs in a woman's reproductive system. 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