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The epidemics of obesity and diabetes, which has been the matter of major concern for endocrinologists over the last two decades, has lead to an apparently unexpected, yet actually long foretold [ 1- 3] result: the concern spread not only to cardiologists but, also, to oncologists and specialists engaged in tackling of more general problems, including aging and age-related pathology [ 4- 7].

Much of the ministry's leadership, the key agency in tackling some of the continent's worst health outcomes, now finds itself charged with wrongdoing, including eight doctors.

Professor Bain said: "In the early years of the minimum wage, we were successful in tackling some of the worst excesses of low pay and exploitation.

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It is only recently that there has been a greater recognition of the role of inter-sectoral action in tackling some of the health challenges facing SA (27).

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Mr Cameron highlighted what he said was good progress in tackling "out of control" immigration - one of the key concerns among Ukip voters.

We cannot afford to settle for the façade of excellence without fully investing in tackling all of the problems that beset our nation's youth.

"This highlights the evolution of a society that wants to go further in tackling issues of prostitution and pimping by prosecuting the individual who paid".

Deshpande saluted Joseph's fearlessness in tackling issues of caste head on.