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  Endometriosis: endometrial glands and stroma that is present outside the uterus. Prevalence not known. Can be asymptomatic and found on autopsy and incidentally during surgery. But prevalence when involved with other diseases are such: 1% all women undergoing major gynecologic surgery; 1-7% tubal ligation; 12-32% reproductive age with pelvic pain undergoing laparoscopy; 9-50% laparoscopy for infertility; 50% teenagers laparoscopy for chronic pelvic pain or dysmenorrhea. Risk factors: delayed pregnancy (so professional women might have it more). 25-35yo. Taller, thinner women. Ovarian steroids needed so rare in those menopausal or pre-menarche. Endometriosis might be a risk factor for developing ovarian cancer. The ovarian cancer risk is reduced with OCP but higher with HRT or tamoxifen. Endometrial tissue goes on in descending order: ovaries, anterior and posterior cul-de-sac, posterior broad ligaments, uterosacral ligaments, uterus, oviducts, sigmoid colon and appendix, round ligament. Appendix in 2-4% cases. Has even been reported in breasts, spine, lungs, and extremities. Can cause adhesions.

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  Obama Signs Historic Health Care Bi...
  This is the VOA Special English Health Report, from voaspecialenglish.com President Obama has signed legislation to make the biggest changes in the health care system in forty-five years. The president said "Today, after almost a century of trying; today, after over a year of debate; today, after all the votes have been tallied, health insurance reform becomes law in the United States of America. Many parts of the plan will fully take effect in four years. But some take effect quickly. For example, in six months the new law will bar insurance companies from denying coverage to children with pre-existing health conditions. Adults with pre-existing conditions will be added in four years. The government will help millions of people pay for insurance. It will also permit millions more to receive free coverage through the Medicaid program for the poor. In all, the plan aims to make health insurance available to thirty-two million people now without it. People will be able to buy private policies through marketplaces called exchanges to be administered by the states. Illegal immigrants will not be able to take part. An estimated eighty-three percent of people under age sixty-five who are in the United States legally now have insurance coverage. The plan is expected to raise that to ninety-five percent within several years. People over sixty-five are covered by the Medicare insurance program which the government created in nineteen sixty-five. For the first time, Americans will <b>...</b>
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  The Time for Health Reform Is Now...
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