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This paper discusses the design of a research program on the effect of the access to green space on social health and behaviour.

The effective coverage of programs depends critically on the access and targeting of populations and vulnerable groups most at risk of malaria, the degree of compliance of the provider, and adherence by the consumer.

I spoke with Dr. Anthony D. So, the Director of the Program on Global Health and Technology Access at Duke University.

These additions are part of what is thought to be the first such comprehensive program on the Island to provide access for the handicapped.

He also cited a recent program — modelled on the expanded-access programs for AIDS patients in the eighties — in which the drug Iressa was given to more than twenty-four thousand lung-cancer pafterts after a Phase II trial yielded promising results.

In August the city will begin broadcasting a program on public access television featuring animals up for adoption and speakers discussing pet welfare issues.

He hosts a New Age program on local access cable television channels in New York that is also streamed over the Internet, and he fears his accent prevents him from appealing to a wider audience.

The pre-publication history for this paper can be accessed here: http://www.biomedcentral.com/1471-2407/10/214/prepub This work was supported by Grant GHN04K from the California Program on Access to Care (CPAC), California Policy Research Center, University of California Office of the President.

The IDIs took place alongside quantitative health facility assessments and population surveys aimed to measure the impact of the voucher program on access to health facilities and quality of services.

The authors wish to thank IDRC for its support for studies carried out in the context of the research program on "Inequalities in access to immunization in West Africa".

Mr. Kamel, who came to the United States from Egypt 14 years ago and is a commentator on "National Arabic TV," a program on local access cable television, also books halls and hires musicians for Arabic entertainers from overseas performing in this country.