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Top expert: World needs to prepare for next virus
A leading epidemiologist who heads a UN-backed alliance which helps get vaccines to developing countries on Friday said the world had been unprepared for outbreaks like the new coronavirus.
AFP News Agency
CLEAN : With giant swabs and grumpy camels, Kenya hunts for next deadly virus
In the Kapiti natural reserve, in southern Kenya, these camels are undergoing a PCR test, as researchers strive to advance understanding of Middle East Respiratory Syndrome (MERS) -- a far deadlier cousin of Covid-19 that scientists fear...
AFP News Agency
CLEAN : Highgate Cemetery seeks renovation amid climate challenges
As Highgate Cemetery experiences more footfall, its custodians launch a bid for architects and landscape designers to submit plans to reshape the site's biodiversity, taking into consideration the impacts of climate change (Footage by...
Bloomberg
Covid-19 Vaccines: Examining the Benefits of Booster Shots
Feb.25 -- Johns Hopkins Center for Health Security Senior Scholar Gigi Gronvall discusses vaccine booster shots, finding additional covid-19 variants, and concerns about further waves of coronavirus infections. She speaks on "Bloomberg...
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Funeral Directors linked to plot to sell body parts for transplant
FILE: Fort Lee, New Jersey - 30 May 2006
1. Two exterior shots of office building in which Biomedical Tissue Services operated
FILE: Brooklyn, New York - 30 May 2006
2. Wide exterior shot of former Daniel George Funeral Home; zoom to...
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VOICED : Disease fears hit Nepals quake hit homeless
VOICED : Disease fears hit Nepals quake hit homeless
AFP News Agency
VOICED: Still raw wounds greet US medics in Iraq's Fallujah
VOICED: Still raw wounds greet US medics in Iraq's Fallujah
Sky News
Replica remains of 'Cheddar Man' on display in the Natural History Museum
<> on February 07, 2018 in London, England.
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CLEAN : Young women dance to the Zulu king to celebrate virginity
The Reed Dance ceremony in KwaZulu Natal province in South Africa celebrates virginity
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Exotic aviary recognised with world record
LEADIN:
An Indian aviary has been awarded a Guinness World record for having the largest number of different bird species in one place.
Talkative cockatoos, colourful parrots and affectionate sun parakeets...
Bloomberg
BridgeBio Pharma Soars in Nasdaq Trading Debut
Jun.27 -- BridgeBio Pharma CEO Neil Kumar discusses the company's trading debut after raising $348.5 million in its initial public offering. He speaks with Bloomberg's Ed Hammond on "Bloomberg Markets: The Close." (Corrects headline and...
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Iraq - Presser on weapons inspections
The UN inspections of Iraq's presidential sites in search of weapons secrets have narrowed the "credibility gap" between the two sides, the UN special envoy to Baghdad, Prakash Shah, said Monday (6/4). Initial inspections of all eight...
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American Elizabeth H. Blackburn talks about winning the 2009 Nobel Prize in medicine, along with two other Americans, for discovering a key mechanism in the genetic operations of cells, inspiring new lines of research into cancer.
HEADLINE: First Person: Nobel winner thought call a dream
CAPTION: American Elizabeth H. Blackburn talks about winning the 2009 Nobel Prize in medicine, along with two other Americans, for discovering a key mechanism in the genetic...
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CDC explains airport screening plans for virus
A top official at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention spelled out plans to screen airline passengers arriving from central China for a new virus that has killed two people and sicked dozens of others.
Bloomberg
Democratic Candidates Share Views on How They Would Handle Coronavirus
Feb.25 -- Democratic candidates talk about how they would handle the coronavirus outbreak as president. They spoke at the tenth Democratic in Charleston, South Carolina. Michael Bloomberg, the founder and majority owner of Bloomberg LP,...
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Getting Less Than Five Hours Of Sleep Raises Risk Of Chronic Diseases
A new study reveals people who sleep less after age 50 are more likely to have chronic diseases.
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Rats Are Seemingly Taking Over U.S. Cities
Why does it seem like the rat problem is such a stumper for so many U.S. cities, and what can be done do to solve it?
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Refugees in camps; militiamen surrender; interview
Abu Shok Refugee Camp, outskirts of El-fasher
1. Wide shot of camp
2. Women walking through camp
3. Woman and child standing amidst makeshift tents
4. People dragging food aid bags along floor
5. Man helping woman load supplies onto her...
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Kenya - Widespread flood in nothern Kenya
Flooding in northwestern Kenya left more than 125,000 Somali
refugees cut off from the outside world on Saturday (22/11).
Three days of torrential rain washed away the only road to their
camps.
Aerials of flooded road leading from Dadaab...
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Darfur governor meets pardoned militiamen, refugee camp
El-Fasher, capital of north Darfur
1. Wide of Osman Mohamed Yeussif Kibir governor of North Darfur province shaking hands with pardoned rebels at the governor's palace
2. African Union ceasefire commissioners observing the ceremony
3....
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Refugees In Camps; Militiamen Surrender; Interview
Sudan Darfur
Refugees in camps; militiamen surrender; interview
STORYLINE: As Sudanese government and rebel delegates opened peace talks on Monday amidst heavy international pressure for an end to the conflict in Sudan's Darfur region,...
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CLEAN : UN seeks to calm Ebola fears in W Africa
CLEAN : UN seeks to calm Ebola fears in W Africa