By sending a printed copy of the article via mail to the physicians' practices we were able to significantly increase the awareness level by almost 30 percentage points.
In contrast, physicians from the Mass and Special Media group also received a printed version of the newspaper article via mail.
A few months later, Mr. Bryant was the subject of an article in The Mail on Sunday, illustrated by a photo of him in his underpants that he had posted on a gay dating site.
Shale's death coincided with the publication of the article in the Mail on Sunday which revealed the contents of a document, said to be written by him, arguing that the local party needed to change to boost membership, using the codename Operation Vanguard.
The Mail's deputy editor said he had taken a call from Miliband on Saturday following the publication of the article by veteran Mail journalist Geoffrey Levy, who had questioned how the beliefs of Ralph Miliband might have influenced the Labour leader and his brother, former foreign secretary David Miliband.
During the time of the research, ZEMA (which is the pesticide regulating agency in the country) was equally concerned about lack of knowledge (which is as a result of lack of formal training) amongst farmers in the country and this is according to the Zambia Daily mail article of 15th December 2015 that we reviewed.
President Jacob Zuma has corrupted the soul of South Africa, as I wrote in an article in the Mail & Guardian, one of our national newspapers, in May 2013.
"Bumpy Routine of Sorting Can Free Spores in Letters" (news article, Oct. 23) describes the shaking of mail during processing and how it might release anthrax spores.
And although Germany's Weimar Constitution declared in Article 117 that "Privacy of correspondence, of mail are inviolable," Hermann Göring's intelligence bureau eavesdropped on conversations from a converted Berlin apartment house whose basement housed ranks of clattering teletypewriters.
Alternatively, it could be a piece of mail or a news article.
In a series of articles, the Mail had accused the three senior Labour figures of working for an organisation with a relaxed attitude to paedophilia, as it claimed the NCCL proposed legalising incest and wanted to lower the age of consent to as low as 10 in a 1976 submission to MPs.
