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5 Deputy Alan Shatter asked the Minister for Health and Children the new services she proposes to put in place to provide for adults and children suffering from cystic fibrosis; and if she will launch a public and ongoing advertising campaign to encourage the public to carry organ donor cards to facilitate the greater availability of organs for heart and lung transplant operations. [2890/08]

askedIreland· Dáil Éireann· EN

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31 January 2008

Last action

31 January 2008 · Health Services.

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oral

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Alan Shatter

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31 January 2008

Summary

5 Deputy Alan Shatter asked the Minister for Health and Children the new services she proposes to put in place to provide for adults and children suffering from cystic fibrosis; and if she will launch a public and ongoing advertising campaign to encourage the public to carry organ donor cards to facilitate the greater availability of organs for heart and lung transplant operations. [2890/08]

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  1. 31 January 2008

    Health Services.

    5 Deputy Alan Shatter asked the Minister for Health and Children the new services she proposes to put in place to provide for adults and children suffering from cystic fibrosis; and if she will launch a public and ongoing advertising campaign to encourage the public to carry organ donor cards to facilitate the greater availability of organs for heart and lung transplant operations. [2890/08]

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  • Alan Shatter · Asking member
  • Minister for Health and Children · Minister for Health and Children · Addressed to

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