Failure to check the spread of polio would not only needlessly expose millions of children to an eradicable disease, but also reveal another way in which the Pakistani government's writ is increasingly undermined by the Taliban.
Macmillan Cancer Support, which based its analysis on a study published last year in The Lancet, said it was "shameful" that "people were dying needlessly" as it revealed the chances of surviving five of the most commonly occurring types of the disease in the UK trail at least 10 years behind many comparable European countries.
In further irrelevancy news, Kevin Smith will also be revealing the trailer to his needlessly shrouded in mystery next movie (note I said "movie," not "film"), Tusk, in an effort to appeal to the same "16-year-old circa 1999" demographic.
If this were a James Bond film, after revealing his diabolical plan for world domination, George Ball would have activated a needlessly complicated death trap to dispatch the congressmen.
A Columbia Journalism Review Web site called campaigndesk.org, says its analysis "reveals a press prone to needlessly introduce Senators Kerry and Edwards and Kerry's wife, Teresa Heinz Kerry, as millionaires or billionaires, without similar labels for President Bush or Vice President Cheney".
She worries that the inspector's knock on the door could reveal secrets that may tear families needlessly apart.
Nineteen hospital trusts are today exposed as having alarmingly high death rates in a major report that also reveals how hundreds of people are dying needlessly because of substandard NHS care.
But throughout the needlessly overlong "Confessions of a Tax Collector" -- a book that reveals, for example, that Mr. Yancey's favorite day is Thursday -- there is a prevailing sense of manipulation.
Hundreds of pregnant women and girls are dying needlessly in South Africa, partly because of well-founded fears that their HIV status may be revealed during antenatal care, leading to discrimination in their communities and homes, according to Amnesty International.
New research reveals that hundreds of women from the poorest backgrounds in England are dying needlessly of breast cancer.
As Vanessa Thorpe reported in the Observer yesterday, McCann will reveal that he and his wife, Kate, fear they have "relived our darkest days" needlessly in the vain hope that new legislation would be introduced to control the press.
