111 Mr. Eamon Ryan asked the Tánaiste and Minister for Health and Children if, in view of Ireland’s high rate of invasive cervical cancer, she plans to act on the report commissioned by the Health Board Executive (details supplied) which recommends that in order to achieve an 80% reduction in cervical cancer in the Irish population, there is a need for an organised population health-based programme rather than continuance with opportunistic screening. [9444/05]

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111 Mr. Eamon Ryan asked the Tánaiste and Minister for Health and Children if, in view of Ireland’s high rate of invasive cervical cancer, she plans to act on the report commissioned by the Health Board Executive (details supplied) which recommends that in order to achieve an 80% reduction in cervical cancer in the Irish population, there is a need for an organised population health-based programme rather than continuance with opportunistic screening. [9444/05]

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1. 23 March 2005

   Cancer Screening Programme.

   111 Mr. Eamon Ryan asked the Tánaiste and Minister for Health and Children if, in view of Ireland’s high rate of invasive cervical cancer, she plans to act on the report commissioned by the Health Board Executive (details supplied) which recommends that in order to achieve an 80% reduction in cervical cancer in the Irish population, there is a need for an organised population health-based programme rather than continuance with opportunistic screening. [9444/05]

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