Sentences with word «eradication»

Adeduntan while speaking further also declared that the achievements of the present administration in the state was second to none especially in the areas of eradication of polio, malaria among others.

India on Wednesday reiterated its commitment to «protecting the interests of the poor» at the Lima Climate Change talks, challenging rich nations who want to keep poverty eradication out of a list of priorities for developing countries in a new climate pact to be signed next year in Paris.

Javier Collado submitted a proposal for educational reform at global level (you can read it here: proposal for Rio +20) which was one of the most voted throughout the world in the group of Sustainable Development for Eradication of Poverty.

«Stepan's history of eradication efforts gives you a good sense of how involved the work can get, how many different kinds of approaches have been tried without success, and how much we've learned from our failures,» he writes, though he also warns that, while extremely valuable, it is far from a page turner.

We asked the Carter Center's Guinea worm disease expert Kelly Callahan, who has been involved in eradication efforts for 12 years.

Also briefing, Governor Godwin Obaseke said that «Council received an update of polio eradication initiatives of government and partners and also ways and plans that government has for strengthening routine immunization.

At her ministry's programme to brief metropolitan, municipal and district chief executives on government's priority areas on the Infrastructure Poverty Eradication Program (IPEP), Hon. Koomson said the $ 275 million to be allocated to the 275 constituencies was ready.

Nogales, M., et al., «A Review of Feral Cat Eradication on Islands.»

It is highly recommended that a surgical castration technique be used that results in a confirmed blood supply blockage and in complete eradication of cancerous cells.

Two directors of Indoguna, Juardi Effendi and Arya Abdi Effendi, were arrested by Indonesia's Corruption Eradication Commission at a city hotel on Wednesday with 1 billion rupiah ($ 101,000) in cash in the car boot.

Today, the WHO estimates tens of thousands of cases in a dozen countries in Africa and Asia, aiming for global eradication by 2020.

The Corruption Eradication Commission dug deep into the circumstances implicating a former chief exe...

Individualized Flea Eradication Programs: We develop programs for the specific needs of your pet and your own particular environmental situation.

Henderson, who led the worldwide smallpox eradication campaign, accuses Zelicoff of seeking the media spotlight with a «half - baked report.»

Toxicities are unlikely to be completely eliminated but, as Siliciano suggests, researchers could start looking at eradication strategies similar to cancer chemotherapy and «accept a fair amount of toxicity.»

On 20 July, Muhammad Ishaq, a local worker with Pakistan's polio eradication programme, was shot dead in Gadap, a district of Karachi in southern Pakistan.

Anacapa Island: Monitoring of Anacapa's Scripps's murrelet colonies have shown that they are recovering following rat eradication in 2002.

And depending on the scale of their wealth, they may also donate to important world causes where their money can make a big difference, such as eradication of poverty and disease.

«In view of the intensified efforts to ensure total eradication of Polio in Kaduna State, the State Primary Health Care Development Agency in collaboration with all the development partners working in the state, planned to celebrate world polio day in the state.

DDT was the main component of the WHO Global Malaria Eradication Program during the 1950 - 60s.

Some weightier recommendations are sure to make you smarter and better informed, but will that tome on disease eradication efforts or memoir of a dying doctor bring a smile to your lips?

Other initiatives which have been captured under the Infrastructure for Poverty Eradication Programme includes small business development, agric input, water for all projects, and sanitation projects, which will cost, GHc110, 301,592, GHc70, 191,922, GHc47, 223,066 and GHc47, 223,066 respectively.

Can a tough new taskmaster and ramped - up program finally push the global eradication initiative over the finish line?

Unfortunately, according to the Vermont State Auditor's Report on the Domestic Cannabis Eradication Suppression Program (1998), the majority (99 %) of cannabis cut down and destroyed nationally was not marijuana, but in fact ditchweed (feral, non-psychoactive hemp).

However, I think it's important that we think about this more closely, especially given Greg Hunt's decade - long feral cat eradication plan.

A statement hailing that likely eventuality will be issued by the Global Polio Eradication Initiative on the one - year anniversary of the last case later this week.

We assume that few, if any, respondents were aware of the unpalatable techniques (e.g., feline distemper, poisoning, hunting and trapping, and dogs) and enormous costs (e.g., nearly $ 2,200, in 2013 dollars, for each of the 635 cats eradicated from Ascension Island) involved with successful eradication programs, for example.

One key argument is that economic growth as framed today within fragile states and post conflict states will not work towards eradication of poverty as per projections.

While probiotic supplementation shouldn't replace conventional treatment, the authors note that it should be explored as an option for increasing eradication rates, «particularly when antibiotic therapies are relatively ineffective».

Immunity was lost as vaccination, which carries health risks, stopped soon after eradication.

Shifts in the gut microbiota structure caused by Helicobacter pylori eradication therapy — Evgenii I — bioRxiv

Every day we read about some drug, gene therapy, or treatment that holds promise for control, if not eradication, of cancer.

By the time the 25-fold boom in cod liver oil popularity began in the 1920s, tuberculosis mortality was well on its way toward eradication but vitamin A status must certainly have improved throughout that time.

A more hopeful finding comes from eradication efforts by Hansen's team in Oregon.

After giant global efforts to halt the so - called red plague throughout the 19th and 20th centuries, the Global Commission for Certification of Smallpox Eradication reported that the disease had been eradicated Dec. 9, 1979.

Fort Lauderdale, FL Provided service to residential and commercial customers to ensure eradication of pests while delivering top - tier customer service.

When it comes to planning such eradication campaigns on limited budgets, Cassey says, «analyses like [Hanna's], which can assist in prioritization, are going to be really important.»

Whether you choose to use natural flea eradication methods, hire a professional pest control company or use a flea control product that you buy from your local veterinarian or a store, you should always be vigilant in your pest control.

The major limitations to rodent eradication projects are typically technological limits of the tools available, sociopolitical and regulatory.

As the National Academy of Medicine has recommended in its Global Health report, the U.S. government should continue pressing toward malaria elimination and eradication through the President's Malaria Initiative and other collaborative efforts.

«Natural born killer»: Campaign demands eradication of cats from... By Ian Johnston, Staff Writer, NBC News The domestic cat should be eradicated from New Zealand because it is a «natural born killer» that is wiping out native wildlife, according to a prominent economist in the South Pacific country.

This would create one of the most humane rodent eradications possible.