This law, which has expired in the meantime, gave the development of cancer registration in the Länder a major boost, with the result that a population-based cancer registry now exists in every state.
As a result, since 2008 the registry now requests source documents at the time the cancer is initially reported, to avoid requesting records of events from multiple years earlier.
Its corporate registry now has 320,000 registered companies, a staggering number for a country with only 860,000 people.
The concept of a registry is now well developed in a number of industrialized countries (mostly but not entirely related to joint arthroplasty), although never successful in the United States for mostly political and economic reasons.
A critical question is whether the health institutes' registry now includes enough cell lines for researchers to establish whether or not the cells can be used to treat disease.
The Land Registry now shows that two bodies, Blenheim Trustee Company Limited, numbered 1 and 2, own the Palace.
The American registry, now called the American Azteca Horse International Association, allows the use of American Paint horses, which are essentially Quarter Horses with pinto coloration, if they have less than 25 percent Thoroughbred breeding.
In addition to those pressures on available slots, the Registry now also offers some blocks of time to driving schools for their applicants during regular Registry hours – squeezing out members of the public who can't, or won't, pay anything more than the basic $35 road test cost.
The registry now includes >230,000 adults with diabetes and is updated annually by identifying all health plan members with diabetes.
The Kyoto prefecture of Japan has established a registry to enrol new stroke patients in cooperation with the Kyoto Medical Association and its affiliated hospitals The registry now has data on 14 268 patients enrolled from 1 January 1999 to 31 December 2009.
