Difficult, especially with the degree of disruption of the infrastructure but i think that there is a lot of experience on delivering polio vaccine campaigns in difficult circumstances and if you ve got three essential things you can get success and one is having vaccine, people stood vaccinating and people to be vaccinated. I have every hope that it will be a success. With the pauses in the fighting that have been agreed, did they were maybe going on for as long as necessary for this to be implemented or other weight workers under a time pressure to get vaccinations? my understanding to get vaccinations? ij i understanding is to get vaccinations? m: understanding is that to get vaccinations? m; understanding is that they said daytime pauses for three days with an option for a fourth day but again, i sincerely hope that if the work isn t completed, there will be more opportunities to get every child vaccinated. That is what will be needed. will be needed. With the vaccination will b
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would require its 200,000 employees to share information about their weight or face a $600 penalty. other companies are following suit. recent survey of u.s. employers showed that more than half plan to penalize employees who do not take appropriate action to improve their health. one reason may be the costs associated with obesity. the robert wood johnson foundation suggests the costs of preventing obesity related diseases will rise to $66 billion by 2030, that could cost up to $580 billion in lost productivity and 2011 gallup poll found overweight or obese workers missed an estimated 450 million additional days of work compared with healthy weight workers. so the question is, should we have the freedom to be fat or should we be paying for it? president of the national action against obesity, sunny hostin is a cnn legal analyst and former federal prosecutor.