411 Deputy Michael Ring asked the Minister for Health and Children the number of women aged 50 to 64 who have been denied free breast screening by BreastCheck in the western region due to the apartheid of services in the west when the service was initially offered in February 2000; the number of women who have missed out on this service as it simply was not available from February 2000 in the west and now because of their age will not be offered a mammogram. [1932/08]

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411 Deputy Michael Ring asked the Minister for Health and Children the number of women aged 50 to 64 who have been denied free breast screening by BreastCheck in the western region due to the apartheid of services in the west when the service was initially offered in February 2000; the number of women who have missed out on this service as it simply was not available from February 2000 in the west and now because of their age will not be offered a mammogram. [1932/08]

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1. 30 January 2008

   Cancer Screening Programme.

   411 Deputy Michael Ring asked the Minister for Health and Children the number of women aged 50 to 64 who have been denied free breast screening by BreastCheck in the western region due to the apartheid of services in the west when the service was initially offered in February 2000; the number of women who have missed out on this service as it simply was not available from February 2000 in the west and now because of their age will not be offered a mammogram. [1932/08]

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