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[...] vaccine and routine Pap smear testing.

Check whether disease prevention services such as smoking cessation, vaccinations or cervical screening tests are provided.

[...] [...] without waiting for repeat smears.

In addition, a study by the Department of Pathology, HKU, shows that 56% of the 10,000 local women diagnosed with ASC-US (atypical squamous cells of undetermined significance, the most common abnormal cytological finding encountered in cervical cytology screening) in screening smears, were positive for high risk HPV.

[...] [...] without waiting forrepeat smears.

These examinations include the following: Mammography for breast cancer, Papsmear cytology for cervical cancer, Tumor markers for hepatocellular cancer, adenocarcinoma, nasopharyngeal cancer.

[...] before applying the adhesive.

[...] [...] includingdetailed picturesanddescriptions [...]

Likewise, freedom of expression was protected by the Constitution, and reporters and film makers enjoyed maximum freedom in the exercise of their respective professions.

In its report on the capital master plan, the Advisory Committee expressed its concern about the way in which the request for additional resources to meet the associated costs has been presented, noting in particular, that a number of the requirements listed in the report did not relate directly to the capital master plan but rather to ongoing capital improvements, which, without prejudice to the relative merits of the requests themselves, should not be considered as associated costs (A/63/736, para. 34).

The Government of the Republic of Azerbaijan strongly protests against provocative actions and statements of the Armenian side, finds the aggressor’s insolent behaviour as obvious manifestation of impunity for its crimes and considers the defiant rhetoric of the Armenian leadership as having the sole purposeof discrediting theongoing conflict settlement process, misleading the international community and drawing its own public’s attention away from the country’s aggravating internal problems.

Following awareness-raising activities carried out during the first semester of 2006, four new local content production projects were launched, involving five new communities: (i) new groups and training institutions were identified in Bolivia, Kenya, Peru and Siberia (Russian Federation); (ii) the “Last Story Teller” project, with the Dolgan indigenous people from Siberia, Russian Federation, documenting their life and cultural traditions; (iii) the project “TV Ayllu” with the Ayllus and Markas communities from Bolivia documenting their story within the larger context of the indigenous movement in Bolivia; (iv) a documentary on how a Massai community in Kenya promotes culturally sensitive local development and the protection of their cultural and biological resources; (v)adocumentary and investigative journalism project by and with the Matsiguengas from Peru.