Nov
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I can’t not reblog this!
Cyborg
drawn in 3rd GradeA childhood blueprint for a Terminator-esque killing machine from the future. I see some minor flaws in the design, but for the most part it looks downright lethal.
If Picasso was into cyborg killing machines.
“New guidelines for cervical cancer screening say women should delay their first Pap test until age 21, and be screened less often than recommended in the past.”
Guidelines Push Back Age for Cervical Cancer Tests - NYTimes.com
It’s a bad week for women’s health here in the states. I am not one for over testing or the over use of medical procedures I have know two women whose lives where saved because of Pap smears. I will continue to get one annually until I hit menapause. I was deemed too old to get the HPV vaccine and now I am too old to get regular Pap tests?
Between this news, the continuing debate over abortion coverage in the public option and the reduction in mammpgraphy tests, I am beginning to think that this administration really does not have the best interests of women in their public health policies.
Deep sigh of disappointment, again.
Nov
19
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