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FEATURES: US: Stem Cells: Funding threat to embryonic stem-cell research.
Baltimore, Maryland; Los Angeles, California & Washington, DC; USA March 6-13, 2001
Baltimore, Maryland March 7, 2001- APTN
1. Mid view researcher looking through microscope
2. Close-up of monitor showing embryonic stem cells
3....
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BELGIUM: M-S-F CALLS ON E-U TO SUPPLY NEW DRUGS
English/Nat
A Nobel Prize-winning humanitarian group has called on the European Union (E-U) to ensure new treatments are developed for neglected diseases that kill millions of people in developing nations each year.
The group Doctors...
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Clinic treats winter illnesses in IDP camp as temperatures drop
Winter has well and truly arrived in northern Iraq, and displaced Iraqis living in canvas tents are struggling to keep warm.
A medical clinic in a camp outside the city of Irbil is treating more people suffering from winter illnesses, as...
Sky News
Drug developed which could help sufferers of Rare Genetic Disease AKU
VOICED: A drug originating from weedkiller has been granted approval as a treatment for a rare genetic disease. SHOWS: Scientists carrying out tests in laboratory and interviews with AKU Scientific Expert The University of Liverpool...
AFP News Agency
CLEAN : Zuckerberg:Facebook should take broader view of responsibility
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg wants to adopt a broader view of his responsibilities to avoid the harmful use of the social media site he says at a question and answer session at VivaTech Paris
Bloomberg
Universal Health Coverage Is a Pipe Dream, Kentucky Gov. Bevin Says
Apr.01 -- Kentucky Governor Matt Bevin discusses how trade is impacting the state and the outlook for U.S. health-care policy with Bloomberg's David Westin on "Bloomberg Markets: European Close."
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Several medical research groups are calling on President-elect Obama lift limits on federally funded stem cell research as soon as he reaches the Oval Office.
HEADLINE: Obama to reverse stem cell policy?
CAPTION: Several medical research groups are calling on President-elect Obama lift limits on federally funded stem cell research as soon as he reaches the Oval Office. (Nov. 10)
Amy...
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Fears a full blown famine may be developing in Malakal area of South Sudan
UNICEF says more than a million South Sudanese children under the age of five will need treatment for severe acute malnutrition in 2014.
In Malakal, capital of Upper Nile state, the UN has erected tented emergency nutrition clinics that...
Curated Video
Debate over ethics of embryo research
26 March 2008
1. London skyline with River Thames and St Paul's Cathedral
2. Houses of Parliament with River Thames in foreground
25 March 2008
3. Wide of Dr Minger in laboratory
4. Various of Minger conducting experiments
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New study shows slight improvement in Aboriginal health
Wadeyre, Northern Territory
1. Various of Aboriginal family seeing doctor
Darwin, Northern Territory
2. SOUNDBITE: (English) Dr David Thomas, Author of recent study:
"The most encouraging news is that even some of the diseases, the...
AFP News Agency
VOICED: Leprosy on the rise in India's slums
VOICED: Leprosy on the rise in India's slums
AFP News Agency
VOICED : Pakistani Kashmir turns to water to solve
VOICED : Pakistani Kashmir turns to water to solve
Bloomberg
How One Startup Used AI to Identify the Coronavius Before It Even Had A Name
Apr.16 -- A Canadian software startup, BlueDot, backed by Hong Kong billionaire Li Ka-shing picked up signs of the Covid-19 outbreak in China before it even had its name. Now it’s using mobile phone data to assist governments in their...
Bloomberg
WHO Regional Director on Pneumonia Outbreak in China
Jan.19 -- Takeshi Kasai, regional director for the Western Pacific at the World Health Organization, talks about the outbreak of a new SARS-like virus that’s killed two and sickened dozens in China. The surge in cases “is the result of...
Bloomberg
Why Biotech's $20B Merger Monday May Not Be a Home Run
Jan.22 -- Bloomberg Gadfly columnist Max Nisen discusses Celgene's $9 billion buyout of Juno Therapeutics and Sanofi's $11.6 billion deal for Bioverativ on "Bloomberg Markets." (Nisen is a Bloomberg Gadfly columnist. The opinions...
Curated Video
Boran cattle promote wildlife on African rangelands
AP Television
Ol Pejeta Conservancy, Laikipia, Kenya - 23rd February, 2012
1. Wide of Boran cattle grazing with zebras in the back ground
2. Mid of a zebra getting in to the bush
3. Herd of elephants
4. Various of Boran cattle trampling...
Bridgeman Arts
The Lord Mayor, 1960, part 9 - Port Health Authority inspectors at work on ships
Clip 9 from the 1960 film 'The Lord Mayor', commissioned by the City of London Corporation to give an overview of its services, including schools, markets, housing welfare and health. In this clip, a council meeting for the Port Health...
Bloomberg
Covid Testing Company LumiraDx Goes Public in SPAC
Apr.07 -- LumiraDx Ltd., a diagnostic company that produces Covid-19 tests, is going public through a reverse merger with a blank-check company. CEO Ron Zwanziger talks to Matt Miller on "Bloomberg Markets."
Press Association
Monkeypox interview with Professor Chloe Orkin
Interview on monkeypox with Professor Chloe Orkin, Professor of HIV medicine at Queen Mary University of London and Barts Health NHS Trust.
Prof Orkin talks through the disease's symptoms and treatment, what might have caused it to...
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Excerpts presser by World Health Organisation
1. Various of Eigil Sorensen, World Health Organisation (WHO) Special Envoy and Georg Pettersen, WHO Representative for Indonesia sitting for news conference
2. Cameraman
3. SOUNDBITE: (English) Eigil Sorensen, WHO Special Envoy:
"I...
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Electric Hive Reveals Secret Lives of Bees
RESTRICTION SUMMARY: AP CLIENTS ONLYSHOTLIST:AP TELEVISION - AP CLIENTS ONLYLondon, UK - 19 August 20161. Wide external pan of electric beehive installation which is connected by wifi to a real beehive2. Mid external zoom into the...
AFP News Agency
CLEAN : A Japanese Ironman like robot suit to help
CLEAN : A Japanese Ironman like robot suit to help
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Harvard's Dr William Kaelin Jr discusses Nobel win
A Massachusetts researcher says he had " an out-of-body type of experience" when he got a predawn call informing him that he was one of three scientist won the 2019 Nobel Prize for Physiology or Medicine.