Maren. examines all available people: a secona examination. about six months later examines those missed in the first examination, and provides follow-up medical care. Until 1985, resident pnysicians. sponsored by Brookhaven, continued to serve in the Marshalls for one to two vears (See Appendix I). After 1986, the program director decided that it was not necessary to have a resident physician in the Islands since U.S. funds made available under the Compactof oe Siatee se wiey ' ‘ 0 TY beCtra o oe wad bec ucndy oavered. At that time, per d care hescthy oth no indication of cans ws ge . 3 a, : eovpuch vias to barat dewrtags : sacra iF Tow: ; YeSts before ion: Lor ry ails that he was beg cams fieh eiglic e IOGHI bs tos coratt ete wae Free Association permitted the Department of Health Services to increase health care in the outer atolls, particularily in the northern. atolls affected by fallout. Chapter IX discusses the Compact of Free Association between the United States and the Republic of the Marshall Islands, and the compensation granted to the people of the atoils affected by the atomic testing program. guebaQhae ol BOWE Bb Apbed chmelabe BEET os acheg Gsiogsie Arabingside lin an artenpt co | - hrercete ib haw W.oad. sate 7 oF GER ES Te ree aa poy rn eurnesged, 0G ae ATE BAU CRE ete eat te CAR OB, 1 17