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The pre-publication history for this paper can be accessed here: http://www.biomedcentral.com/1471-2334/12/310/prepub We thank Dr. Batmunkh Nyambat for his technical assistance in accessing patient and laboratory databases assembled for each of the prospective surveillance systems in China, Korea and Vietnam.

We thank M. Berkley for assistance in accessing data, and G. Boer and N. Swart for providing comments on the initial version of the manuscript.

On Friday, the Justice Department filed notice in the eastern district of New York that it would fight on the drug case, telling the judge, Margo Brodie, that it "continues to require Apple's assistance in accessing the data that it is authorized to search by warrant".

The Office of Communications meet the needs of journalists working with both short and long lead times by providing assistance in accessing experts working on the cutting edge of critical public health issues and answering questions about the Mailman School of Public Health.

These included offering hands-on, native-language training to help Hmong and Mien farmers comply with complex labor and food-safety regulations; teaching farmers how to achieve organic certification or to make and sell "value-added" foods like jams; and providing assistance in accessing new markets for fresh produce, including schools, farmers markets, and wholesalers.

He's also had about half a dozen former patients reach out with questions or seeking assistance in accessing generics patients he'd had conversations about PrEP with when he worked at the clinic in Vancouver.

Children and the families looking after them are given cash and material assistance, help in accessing school, and counseling to support their emotional and psychological well-being.

Children and the families looking after them are given material assistance, help in accessing school, and counseling to support their emotional and psychological well-being.

A Cabinet Office spokesperson said: "We will always provide assistance for those who need help in accessing government services online.

Families should be guided and assisted in accessing these services.

A further option currently being tested is the integration within One-Stop Career Centers of both guidance on training and education options as well as help in accessing and understanding available financial work supports (e.g., the Earned Income Tax Credit and child care subsidies) and social assistance programs (e.g., food stamps) (Miller, Tessler, and van Dok [2009]).