Hookworm infection, whose eradication from the American South Mr Bleakley has studied, is a case in point.
Rather than blaming religion, we should work to end underdevelopment, poverty, and a lack of education, problems whose eradication is crucial to a prosperous and healthy society anywhere, whether in Egypt or here at home.
Bovine TB is a recrudescent zoonosis whose eradication has eluded some of the least and most developed countries in the world.
S. marcescens is an ubiquitous pathogen, whose complete eradication from the environment is often difficult: a plethora of sources of infection are reported, including healthcare workers hands, infected neonates and contaminated medical devices [ 1].
Since giving up oversight of Microsoft's daily operations in 2008 he has devoted himself to charitable work through the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, whose aims include the eradication of polio by 2018.
The notion that members of all minorities wanted to be and act white, he said, was also one reason why the 1963 March on Washington was such a "media misperception". That, in turn, fueled the Black Power movement, whose proponents feared the eradication of black culture.
Lots of variables go into the equation, explains Gregory Armstrong, the lead person for polio eradication at CDC, whose team developed the agency's model.
(We sure do cover a lot of UK-centric news here, don't we?) A group called Mothers Against Violence, whose goal is the complete eradication of violence (OK…), debated games journalists, the radio show hosts, and the video game industry in general.
Local newspapers which once showered Sisi with praise have started complaining about the man whose grand ambitions span the eradication of militant Islam, and the turning of Egypt into an economic powerhouse.
Too many films about the Israel-Palestinian conflict reduce it to that simple friction: a struggle that seems endless because each side has too many zealots whose only position is the eradication of the other.
He succeeded in securing a client whose collective punishment and mass eradication survival strategy has wrecked a country, created a humanitarian abomination, sent waves of humanity fleeing into neighboring countries and beyond to Western Europe, and made much of eastern Syria safe for the people who, in the past four months, have performed mass atrocities in Paris and Brussels.
