These new approaches, when applied to the development of marker vaccines and companion diagnostic test kits hold tremendous potential for developing improved tools for eradication and control programs.
The results demonstrated that APNTP is an effective and efficient tool for the eradication of B. cenocepacia biofilms but that efficacy is highly variable across different isolates.
The microcredit has been effective tool for poverty eradication not only in Bangladesh but also in various countries among European Union with several types of form (EMN bulletin, 2012).
Application of the DIVA strategy has resulted in the approval of the use of vaccination as an additional tool for the eradication of 2 epidemics of LPAI (H7N1 and H7N3) without massive preemptive killing of animals.
Vaccination is a potentially powerful tool for supporting eradication programs by increasing the resistance of birds to field challenge and by reducing the amount and duration of virus shed in the environment.
In one of my earliest drafts I talked about the idea of education as a tool to push for eradication of the practice, but then I spoke to one of the survivors, who said 'I don't think it's got anything to do with educating because everyone who perpetrates this knows exactly what they are doing'.
Despite immunisation representing the most effective tool for achieving disease eradication, and the general consensus being optimistic about the development of a vaccine capable of fighting AIDS, Malaria and Tuberculosis, neither private nor public entities are investing sufficiently in the field.
The sensitivity of the DTH is less than 80%, which makes it unlikely as an only diagnostic tool for an efficient eradication of tuberculosis from a herd [ 35].
The TiO2/UV process is a tool for an efficient bacteria eradication, too [77 83].
This has lead to a shift in guidance on interventions, with ITNs now promoted as the primary intervention across all transmission settings, and a key tool for those who consider eradication feasible [6].
