This morning on the Today Programme, it was suggested that the eurosceptic former leader was "put on this planet" to reduce the EU's influence over Britain.
Also, in relation to future marketing of the programme, it was suggested that word-of-mouth may be the most effective strategy.
To truly adopt this intersectional perspective, future interventions should not just aim to make parallels between racial and gender inequalities in programme content as was suggested in the last section of the paper, but also might aim to be transformative in race and class structures and identities.
Other key suggestions concerning sustainability of the programme were: ▪ It was suggested that community leaders make it mandatory for community members to donate towards a fund which is to be set up with the sole aim of providing transport or transport fares to CMDs to collect drug from distribution point and providing incentives to the CMDs.
In a recently published study, extending the cervical cancer screening programme to the work place was suggested as a way to increase the number of eligible women having cervical cancer screening [ 18].
In relation to the implementation of the programme, it is suggested to improve coordination between the various sectors involved, and to create the conditions for better coordination and effectiveness at the local level.
As a result, conservation and breeding programmes have been suggested to maintain the genetic diversity of these populations.
There are numerous reports of pyrethroid resistance throughout Africa [ 1, 2, 4, 8, 9] and a direct impact of this resistance on control programmes has been suggested in Mozambique and Benin [ 10, 11].
As human papillomavirus (HPV) testing technology has developed, the inclusion of HPV testing within cervical screening programmes has been suggested, either as a triage for women presenting with borderline and mildly abnormal smears (Cox et al, 1995) or as a primary screen (Cuzick et al, 1999b; Cuzick et al, 2003).
