259. Deputy Arthur Spring asked the Minister for Health if multidisciplinary teams are utilised to make cancer diagnoses; the way they are configured; the radiologists involved; the pathologists involved; if there is any provision for oversight in the system; if there is any provision to allow access to digital X-rays at the time of acquisition; if there is provision to provide women with tissue samples to facilitate independent confirmation of the diagnosis such as happens with Garda acquired blood samples; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [9930/14]

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259. Deputy Arthur Spring asked the Minister for Health if multidisciplinary teams are utilised to make cancer diagnoses; the way they are configured; the radiologists involved; the pathologists involved; if there is any provision for oversight in the system; if there is any provision to allow access to digital X-rays at the time of acquisition; if there is provision to provide women with tissue samples to facilitate independent confirmation of the diagnosis such as happens with Garda acquired blood samples; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [9930/14]

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