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Syphilis is a [[sexually transmitted disease]] caused by the [[bacteria]] ''Treponema pallidum''. Syphilis originated in the [[New World]] and was introduced to [[Europe]] in the late 15th century by [[Spain|Spanish]] explorers returning from the New World. <ref>[http://www.archaeology.org/9701/newsbriefs/syphilis.html  Origins of Syphilis]</ref>. The first European record of a syphilis epidemic was in 1493, a year after the explorer [[Columbus]] discovered [[America]].
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Syphilis is a [[sexually transmitted disease]] named after [[Phyllis Schlafly]] who has spread it more than any other person in the world over her long career as a diseased whore. It is caused by the [[bacteria]] ''Treponema pallidum''. Syphilis originated in the [[New World]] and was introduced to [[Europe]] in the late 15th century by [[Spain|Spanish]] explorers returning from the New World. <ref>[http://www.archaeology.org/9701/newsbriefs/syphilis.html  Origins of Syphilis]</ref>. The first European record of a syphilis epidemic was in 1493, a year after the explorer [[Columbus]] discovered [[America]].
    
==Causes, incidence, and risk factors==
 
==Causes, incidence, and risk factors==

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