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Cervical cancer is cancer that starts in the cervix. The cervix is the lower part of the uterus (womb) that opens at the top of the vagina.
Cancer - cervix
Worldwide, cervical cancer is the third most common type of cancer in women. It is much less common in the United States because of the routine use of Pap smears .
Cervical cancer starts in the cells on the surface of the cervix. There are two types of cells on the surface of the cervix, squamous and columnar. Most cervical cancers are from squamous cells.
Cervical cancer usually develops slowly. It starts as a precancerous condition called dysplasia . This condition can be detected by a Pap smear and is 100% treatable. It can take years for these changes develop into cervical cancer. Most women who are diagnosed with cervical cancer today have not had regular Pap smears, or they have not followed up on abnormal Pap smear results.
Almost all cervical cancers are caused by HPV (human papilloma virus). HPV is a common virus that is spread through sexual intercourse. There are many different types (strains) of HPV. Some strains lead to cervical cancer. Other strains can cause genital warts . Others do not cause any problems at all.
A woman's sexual habits and patterns can increase her risk of developing cervical cancer. Risky sexual practices include:
Risk factors for cervical cancer include:
Most of the time, early cervical cancer has no symptoms. Symptoms that may occur include:
Cervical cancer may spread to the bladder, intestines, lungs, and liver. Often, there are no problems until the cancer is advanced and has spread. Symptoms of advanced cervical cancer may include:
Precancerous changes of the cervix and cervical cancer cannot be seen with the naked eye. Special tests and tools are needed to spot such conditions:
If cervical cancer is diagnosed, the health care provider will order more tests. These help determine how far the cancer has spread. This is called staging. Tests may include:
Treatment of cervical cancer depends on:
Early cervical cancer can be cured by removing or destroying the precancerous or cancerous tissue. There are surgical ways to do this without removing the uterus or damaging the cervix, so that a woman can still have children in the future.
Types of surgery for early cervical cancer include:
A hysterectomy (surgery to remove the uterus but not the ovaries) is not often done for cervical cancer that has not spread. It may be done in women who have repeated LEEP procedures.
Treatment for more advanced cervical cancer may include:
Radiation may be used to treat cancer that has spread beyond the cervix or cancer that has returned.
Chemotherapy uses drugs to kill cancer. It may be given alone or with surgery or radiation.
You can ease the stress of illness by joining a cancer support group . Sharing with others who have common experiences and problems can help you not feel alone.
How well the patient does depends on many things, including:
Precancerous conditions can be completely cured when followed up and treated properly. Most women are alive in 5 years (5-year survival rate) for cancer that has spread to the inside of the cervix walls but not outside the cervix area. The 5-year survival rate falls as the cancer spreads outside the walls of the cervix into other areas.
Call your health care provider if you:
Cervical cancer can be prevented by doing the following:
Jhingran A, Russell AH, Seiden MV, et al. Cancers of the cervix, vulva, and vagina. In: Niederhuber JE, Armitage JO, Doroshow JH, et al., eds. Abeloff's Clinical Oncology. 5th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Elsevier Churchill Livingstone; 2013:chap 87.
National Comprehensive Cancer Network. NCCN Clinical Practice Guidelines in Oncology (NCCN Guidelines): Cervical cancer. Version 3.2013. Available at http://www.nccn.org/professionals/physician_gls/pdf/cervical.pdf. Accessed November 12, 2013.
Noller KL. Intraepithelial neoplasia of the lower genital tract (cervix, vulva): Etiology, screening, diagnostic techniques, management. In: Katz VL, Lentz GM, Lobo RA, Gershenson DM, eds. Comprehensive Gynecology. 6th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Elsevier Mosby; 2012:chap 28.
U.S. Preventive Services Task Force. Screening for Cervical Cancer: U.S. Preventive Services Task Force Recommendation Statement. AHRQ Publication No. 11-05156-EF-2, March 2012. Available at: http://www.uspreventiveservicestaskforce.org/uspstf11/cervcancer/cervcancerrs.htm. Accessed November 12, 2013.
Yi-Bin Chen, MD, Leukemia/Bone Marrow Transplant Program, Massachusetts General Hospital. Also reviewed by David Zieve, MD, MHA, Bethanne Black, and the A.D.A.M. Editorial team.
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' The College News Z-6H VOL. XVIII, No. 3 BRYN MAWR and WAYNE, PA., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1941 Copyright, Trutteea of Bryn Mawr College, 1�40 PRICE 10 CENTS Council Discusses Big Response To Defense Courses Decision Made to Postpone May Day Voting Until December The College Council met for the first time this year at Miss Park's house on October 9. The tremen- dous response to the idea of de- fense courses was discussed, and it was suggested that the Presbyte- rian Hospital in Philadelphia and the House Committee of the Bryp Mawr Hospital might take stu- dents to help so that they could learn the geography of a hospital. The possibilities of a joint course with Swarthmore in wartime nu- trition, and quick, brush-up courses in languages were also considered. The Council decided that we should use and develop the organi- zation we already have for fire- fighting, and emphasized the ne- cessity of students knowing how to use fire-extinguishers and sand bags. Health and exercise were also recognized as important in preparing for defense. It was decided to postpone the voting for May Day until Decem- ber, so that the problem can be presented to the students and con- sidered. A competition of one-act plays in which only freshmen would participate was discussed, and also the necessity of increas- ing the personalization of Fresh- man Week. > Park Focus Reveals Interesting Culture In Arizona Project B. M. Makes Valuable Finds junior Elections The Class of 1943 an- nounces the following elec- tions: President, Sally Matte- son; Vice-President, Teresita Sparre; Secretary^ Harriet Case; Song Mistress, Portia Miller. De Laguna and Crew Explore Early Sinaguan Civilization Near Flagstaff Twenty miles east of Flagstaff, Arizona, on the border between the Painted Desert and the pine for- ests of the Coconino Plateau is Cinder Park, scene of the Archae- ology dig conducted this summer by Miss Frederica de Laguna. The present and former Bryn Mawr students who worked with her were Katherine McClellan, Cath- erine Coleman, Margaret Foote, Alice Geier, Betty Read and Bet- sey Dimock. Sydney Conner, two Hopi Indians and a cook completed the crew. The Museum of Northern Ari- zona, which collaborated with the expedition, has been working out a culture history of this area by means of surface collections and excavations at a number of sites. They have been particularly inter- ested in the remains of the now vanished Sinagua tribe, who were the northwesternmost relatives of a group of ancient peoples known as the Mogollon. The Mogollon territories stretched from Flag- staff into central New Mexico and lay between the lands of the Bas- ket Maker-Pueblo (Anasazi) tribes in the north and the home of the Hohokam is southern Arizona. The Sinagua seem to have developed extensive trade with both their neighbors, and their culture grad- ually took on many outside charac- teristics. About 1300 A. D. when a twenty - seven year drought caused a great population move- ment all over the Southwest, the area around Flagstaff was aban- doned and the Sinagua disap- peared forever. The middle and later Foci or stages of their his- tory have been revealed by the re- searches of the Museum, but until the Bryn Mawr expedition dug at Cinder Park, we knew nothing of Continued on Page Six Last Supper Eaten By As Europeans Find Oral Blunderers Sausages for Ancestors By Barbara Kaufman, '43 Did you know that "one has made too much of the growth, term besides badly definite, in the explanation of a character that de- pends on human willingness and liberty one has understood that to be human, an adventurous human . . . " ? This and many other such scholarly and hitherto un- known facts have been found among the results of the French Orals. Evidence of a wide reading of the New Testament is given. There seems to be a deep interest in last suppers. "II n'avait pu resister a receuillir leur dernir soupir" may mean: "He could not resist gather- ing them together for their last prayer," or " . . recoiling from their last supper," or � as some murder story or Borgia fan puts it�: " . . cooking their last sup- per, (I.E. to send them to the grave)," or, more specifically, " . poisoning their last meal." There are some rather pathetic pictures: "The old people who were dying could not resist recalling their last supper," or "In about five hundred pages, the little children became old maids, and he could not-resist picking up their last supper," and even "Having become old folks with the death rattle (in their throats) he could not resist catch- ing their last sigh." But the real character of the person in question is finally revealed when "the little children become old devils and he could. not resist from enjoying their last moments." The meaning of embolism, has, it seems, numerous possibilities. It can do all sorts of things to you: you can be "filled with an embo- lism to bring the poor girl to the last 15 lines;" "An embolism," now apparently a form of vehicle, "brings the poor girl within 15 lines of the end,", and a man can be "true to himself in an embo- lism." This same mercurial and emboli- cal author devotes a book to a "feminine heroine," whom he keeps alive for several hundred pages. Someone wisely remarked: "The Unknown, a term badly defined among others....." A certain author apparently "read more and more into his initial self," until, finally, the Greek Goddess of "Criticism herself, which had en- couraged his beginnings, began to be less enthused about him." And a wealth of miscellaneous, but obscure and valuable, informa- Continued on Page Six Calendar Friday, October 17 Lantern Night. Library Cloisters. 8 p. m. In case of rain: The Twelve Pound Look and Rosalind, pre- sented by the Varsity Players Club. Theatre Workshop 8.30. � Saturday, October 18 In case of rain Friday night � Lantern Night. Players Club productions. Friday, October 17 To Sunday, October 19 Alumnae Weekend. Sunday, October 19 Chapel. Canon Earp of the Bryn Mawr Episcopal Church. Music Room. 7.30 p. m. Monday, October 20 Second Flexner Lecture. Dr. Gisela Richter. The Earliest Sculpture in the Islands, East and West Greece. Goodhart Hall. 8.30 p. m. Tuesday, October 21 Current Events. 7.30. League to Sponsor Lectures Connected With Defense Work In connection with the courses for National Defense, the Bryn Mawr League will sponsor a series of lectures on nutrition and Work in the Community. The course is intended primarily for those in the League who have worked with children, but is open to anyone in- terested. It is probable that the importance of such work will in- crease with the growing effort for defense. The first lecture will be on Thursday evening, October 23, when Miss Kraus will speak on the work women can do in the commu- nity. Following this lecture, on al- ternate Thursdays, other members of the faculty and the heads of the Haverford Y. W. C. A., and Com- munity Center will speak. Every other Thursday evening, Dr. Doyle will lecture on nutrition in the Biology lecture room at 7.30. He will discuss the theoretical ba- sis of the nutritional requirements of children and adults, and the methods of estimating the value of various types of food. If enough interest is shown, he will supple- ment the course with practical Continued on Page Six Rules of Cut System Stated by Committee At the beginning of the new semester the Cut Committee wishes to bring the regulations regarding the cut system to the notice of the student body. Each student is al- lowed the same number of cuts in one semester as she has hours of class in one week. The only excep- tion is in the case of labs which are counted both in calculating the number of cuts allowed, and in de- ciding the number of cuts taken, as a third of a cut per hour. The committee sends out cards each kmonth notifying students of the number of cuts taken and the number remaining. Any one who is late for a class must report her lateness to the dean's office imme- diately after the class. Otherwise, any cut given her by the monitor will be counted in the number of cuts taken. Penalties consist in the subtraction of cuts from the number allowed for the succeeding semester, or, in severe cases the subtraction of credit. , Cricket Club Yellows Beaten by Owls in Lively 3-0 Shutout Bryn Mawr, Oct. 15.�With the peppiest team that the Owls have had in several years, Bryn Mawr scored a thrilling 3-0 shutout against the second team of the Philadelphia Cricket Club Yellows, bolstered by two first team mem- bers.. The first game of the season for Bryn Mawr was replete with bril- liant plays. Most of the play of the first period was on the Yel- low's half of the field. The Owls smashed down the field with an ex- ceptionally well-balanced forward line and kept the game at high pitch with their close play around the Yellow's goal. After the Yellow's All-American team goalee, made a clearing hit, Connie Lazo hit a hard rushing shot for the first goal. The few times the Yellows threatened Bryn Mawr's goal was proof of the solid defense work of the halfbacks and fulls. With fifteen seconds left to play in the first half, the Owls were taking a corner when Fran- nie Matthai received the ball from Connie Lazo and put it cleanly into the goal, a very difficult play to make. With two goals scored against them, the Yellows were fighting hard in the second period to regain lost ground. It was then that the defense's steadiness became appar- ent. Not only steady, but swift, the halfbacks pushed up behind the forward line and then back down the field again when the Yellow's Continued on Page Five Catron and Resor Candidates for Self- Gov't Vice-President v Since Mimi Boal did not return to college, an election will be held this week for a new Vice-President of the Self-Government Associa- tion, in accordance with Article 10 in the Constitution, which states that "should the Office of Vice- President become vacant, a new member of the Executive Board shall be first elected and subse- quently a new Vice-President shall be elected from among the mem- bers of the Board." The candi- dates are Jerry Catron, and Helen Resor, elected as new members of .the board by the senior class. Jerry Catron is Senior represen- tative of the Self-Government As- sociation and has been first Junior Continued on Page Five College Launches Its Third Annual Activities Drive Canvassers Appointed Amount Pledged Optional; Standard Contribution Nine Dollars Today the third Bryn Mawr Ac- tivities Drive began. Started ex-, perimentally in 1939 as the big drive to end all smaller drives, it may be considered now�after two successful years�as an institution. Included this year in the drive are: the Bryn Mawr League, with all its sub-divisions, the Summer Camp, Hudson Shore Labor School, the Players' Club, the refugee scholarship, and foreign and do- mestic welfare. The executive board of the Activities Drive is to manage this last part of the fund instead of the Peace Council, which was dissolved last spring. To be a success the Drive, which will last a week, asks that every- one cooperate to the best of her ability. Nine dollars is the stand- ard contribution asked from every- one, but the actual individual amount is optional. Those who can give more are encouraged to do so, and those who feel they can- not afford the whole nine dollars are asked to give what they can, for the benefits resulting from the Drive�such as free plays, remov- al of constant soliciting and aid to charities and to League work�are common benefits. Canvassers for the Drive have been appointed, and each hall has a chairman. They are: P. Well- man, Rhoads South; J. Perry, Rhoads North; E. Vorhaus, Mer- ion; M. Calahan, Denbigh; S. Lip- pincott, Pern East; L. Lewis, Pern West; K. MacAusland, Rock; S. Matteson, German House; V. Dzung, Wyndham, and J. Shaffer, Non-Res. They and their commit- tees will hand around pledge cards to be filled out. Motor Defenders Will all those who have signed up for the auto me- chanics Defense Course, please send their complete af- ternoon and evening sched- ules to Jocelyn Fleming, Marion, together with $1.50 for course expenses before 6 P. M. Friday. High-Pressure Nose Spray Investigated; Infirmary Pulls Color Trick On Sniffles By Alice Crowder, '42 "They told me my tooth was dy- ing and gave me an aspirin." This recent manifestation of intense sympathy on the part of the In- firmary is amply compensated for by a new and potent substance which goes into the nose sprayer. It is so potent that after a dose, it is said, it' is impossible to see. One stumbles coughing and choking through the gray door only to find at the gateway of liberty a white clothed figure glimmering dimly through the darkness. "I'm sorry we made you sicker," it says. All this when one entered with a mere sniffle. The new era has definitely commenced. Victims snuffle out that the pri- mary characteristic of the spray is that it hurts. A warden testified to the fact that yes, they did all come back much worse than when they left, she had wondered why. But, unsatisfied with the evidence, we sent down a stooge to record her reactions as they occurred. The stooge earned back green. What, the nose spray? Yes, it had hurt, but that was just her nose. How- ever, she had made a scientific re- search into the gargle, had asked what it was, why it was, and so forth, questions in great profusion. The answer: the same old thing with color removed. The signals did get mixed up but it is now pos- sible to generalize on the phenom- ena. When we were children we had colored gargle pills and pleas- ant sniff sniff kind of nose spray. But now we are men. The nose spray at all events does the trick, so say the men who use it. b-<* _^*�
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SOUTH BERWICK, Maine — After beginning the season against some of the tougher teams in Western Maine Class A, the Marshwood High School girls basketball team stayed positive despite a 1-5 start.
Marshwood padded its cushion with a 15-0 run in the second quarter, sparked by back-to-back hoops from McLean. Joelle Casey drained a 3-pointer to help the Hawks take a 35-13 lead at halftime. Massabesic was playing without its lone returning player, Audrey Hoyle, who sat out due to injury. Mustangs coach Holly McHale said the Hawks' record is a little deceiving. "Marshwood is a (2-5) team, but they've played the best teams in the league on the road," McHale said. "They've had a really tough schedule and they're very talented, so we knew it would be a really tough game coming in." McLean scored six of her points in Marshwood's 15-point third quarter, helping the Hawks take a 50-20 lead into the fourth. Gori said the team has shown improvement with every game.
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This is a tutorial for a quick and simple scrappy 9-patch mini-quilt that I made last year. It would be an easy way to use up red, pink and white scraps for a fast project.
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Breach wrote:The note on the present looks like its written in nergal. Maybe a gift from her dad? Or most likely a gift from jr and the nergal.
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Every year Antigua Sailing Week features a Guadeloupe to Antigua Race on the Friday before the week's racing begins. The event is organised in conjunction with Antigua Yacht Club and serves as a feeder race for boats coming from the islands to the south of Antigua. However, many boats already in Antigua preparing for the week-long regatta often take this opportunity to head south to Guadeloupe specifically to participate in this annual race. For more information click here!
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This morning, Bloomberg News reported the strengthening of the U.S. dollar. Citigroup sees this as the foreign-currency exchanges anticipating the end of the Federal Reserve's monetary stimulus. Bloomberg News' slant was this: Since the U.S. economy is strengthening, the Federal Reserve will pull back on its quantitative easing efforts.
I'm taking a contrarian view: The gain in the dollar isn't based on some new-found confidence in the U.S. economy, but rather currency investors are simply seeking a safe haven in the coming deluge of economic weakness, taking advantage of the U.S. dollar's global reserve currency status. Consider the recent headlines:
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- Jobless claims jumped in November of 2012
- Euro area slumps into a recession for second time in four years
- Consumer prices rose at a slower pace in October of 2012
- U.S. industrial production drops 0.4%
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- A recession looms in Japan
The upshot of all this is that as the dollar strengthens in a counter-intuitive cycle – after all, the Fed's quantitative easing efforts should be weakening, not strengthening the dollar – this only encourages the modern monetary theorist's thinking that the U.S. dollar has found some new reality, and monetary and fiscal stimulus can continue unabated.
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Hyperphagia; Increased appetite; Hunger; Excessive hunger; Polyphagia
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PHOENIX -- The stars aligned in Phoenix on Saturday night for one of the country's elite annual charity events -- boxer Muhammad Ali's Celebrity Fight Night.
"We have to go meet The Champ," said Lopez as she strutted the red carpet. "I'm excited. It's a great cause and [Ali] does a great job for charity and I'm just so honored to be asked."
Jennifer Lopez was the headline entertainment out of a star-studded lineup that shines a light on Ali's Valley based Parkinson Center.
"When I was 18 [Ali] signed my draft card. I have a photo of it," said actor Steve Martin poking fun at the irony of Ali, a consciences objector who refused to be drafted for Vietnam, signing a draft card. "He was a great inspiration when I was a young man."
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Yesterday, Andy Baio sent this tweet out:
"What's that? Oh, just my secret stash of 1,200 screenshots of computer interfaces from old movies. screen.waxy.org/screenshots"
To Baio's unexpected surprise a few people hit the ground running with that tweet, making easily viewable interfaces of the nerd goldmine. The goldmine he casually did the literal rendition of I'll just put this right here.
I hypnotically hit the space bar over and over on gui.neocities.org, created by Peter Hellberg -- transfixed by the hideously, wonderful fake interfaces. So much terrible goodness! I have always wondered who the lucky people were behind making those fake screens. I still don't have the answer, but now I can look at over 1,200 screenshots from 47 films of bastardized, amazingness of fake computer screens from (just to name a few) such gems as Alien, Hackers, The Net, Jurassic Park, and the mother of all fake comptuer screens War Games.
Read more about the story on Baio's blog. Below are some of my favorites -- but make sure you go through them. So many great ones!
Thank you for your obsessive, good work Andy Baio and Mike Leitz. We all were able to get a little nostaligic instead of working.
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