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Tuesday, February 08, 2011

Interesting Newspaper Misprints of medical terms and conditions


From a Health Education Authority leaflet on Sexually Transmitted
Diseases :-
"We don't know why, but it seems that men don't get bacterial vaginosis."

An apology that appeared recently in The Safety And Health Practitioner :- SORRY. We would like to apologise to readers for the late arrival of our March issue, which was entitled 'Flammable Materials : Controlling the Hazard!' The delay was caused by a fire at the printers.


Advert in the BMJ :-
FOR SALE :
Real bone half-skeleton, in better condition than seller. £250.


Seen in the BBC canteen in Manchester :-

In the interests of hygiene, please use tongues when picking up your baked potatoes.

From an article on stomach trouble :-
'Doctors are beginning to accept that stomach ulcers are infectious. They are caused by a bug called Helicopter'.


From More! :-
'Your chance of catching an STD during your period is greater, because the blood changes the PhD level in the vagina'.


From the Daily Mail :-
'Choking patients can now be incubated to maintain their airwaves!'


The Sunday Times explanation for the extinction of the dinosaurs :-
'The extinction may well have occurred when a steroid hit the Earth'.


Another Newspaper Misprint :-
'The Welsh international had to withdraw when the cut turned sceptic'.


From a Sunday Newspaper :-
'The surgeon said he'd removed my momentum - the funny apron of fat that covers the intestines'.

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