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In early May, local public television stations will start screening the documentary, "Museums Creating Community," which will run through the month.

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Patients will start screening two weeks after Day 1 of the last cycle of their first-line chemotherapy (strata 1 and 2) or within six months of starting treatment with an EGFR TKI (erlotinib or gefitinib) (stratum 3).

Any decision on when to start screening women will have to weigh up benefits and harms and might depend on the local status quo.

Also, once started, screening for diabetic retinopathy will continue for life.

For participants recruited from public hospital sites, assessment of eligibility will start with screening of outpatient clinic lists and/or referrals and be confirmed through subsequent telephone screening by the study research assistant.

The assessment will start with screening on delirium, malnutrition, ADL functions, mobility and fall risk.

If there is a very young individual (<30 years) with breast cancer in the family, many units will start mammographic screening at 30 years, but there is concern about radiation-induced tumours if mammography is instigated any younger than this.

It will start gracing our screens on Monday, July 21 at 9 p.m.

A timer will start on the screen showing you how long you must keep holding the buttons on your device.

It will start with 45 women screened by prosecutors in the district attorney's office to ensure they present little danger to the public.