What are the clinical manifestations of the three stages of yaws?
1. Primary: a painless papule develops into a yaw (a large wart-like lesion).
2. Secondary: disseminated yaws of varying appearance that frequently ulcerate and may involve palms and soles.
3. Tertiary: widespread bone and soft tissue destruction.
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