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Bridgeman Arts

Railway Gangers Electric Train 1930s

Pre-K - Higher Ed
Railway gangers on the side of a track as train pulls into station. Railway gangers take a drink on the station platform.
Stock Footage1:38
Bridgeman Arts

Paris 1920s -6

Pre-K - Higher Ed
B&W. Group of people outside restaurant chatting to camera. Man smokes pipe. Group on large veranda. Children join and play.
Stock Footage6:39
Bridgeman Arts

Bike Scrambling

Pre-K - Higher Ed
Several scrambling motorbikes over hilly dirt track. Spectators watch on, some smoking. Cars seen parked on field. Many shots cover one race. Start of another race past line, some crash. Marshalls with flags. Spectators eating whilst...
Stock Footage2:59
Bridgeman Arts

Amateur Tennis England

Pre-K - Higher Ed
Man sitting in deckchair on beach smoking a pipe and reading a book. Cut to shot of man, woman and baby also on deckchairs, baby puts cap on man's head, cut to shot of man wearing shorts playing tennis, cut to man and woman lying on...
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Bloomberg

FDA Targets Walgreens as Top Violator of Youth Tobacco Sales

Higher Ed
Feb.08 -- FDA Commissioner Scott Gottlieb discusses the agency's investigation of tobacco sales to minors and action taken against Walgreens Boost Alliance Inc. He speaks on "Bloomberg Daybreak: Americas."
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Curated Video

Trump Budget Proposal Would Overhaul Tobacco Regulation Authority

Higher Ed
Under the president's proposal, the Center for Tobacco Products would be part of a new agency.
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Sky News

Basic Healthy Lifestyle Changes Could Save Millions

Higher Ed
Basic Healthy Lifestyle Changes Could Save Millions
News Clip4:13
Curated Video

Teens — And Companies — Are Getting Around The Flavored Vape Ban

Higher Ed
E-cigarettes are still being offered in flavors like pineapple lemonade and blue razz — and that's allowed under the federal ban.
News Clip1:01
Curated Video

Some Tobacco Products Can Now Market As Less Risky Than Smoking

Higher Ed
These products will still have the mandatory warnings that they can cause mouth cancer, gum disease and tooth loss.
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Curated Video

Dr. Charles Arntzen, Director of the Biodesign Institute at ASU talks about his research that focuses on genetically modifying tobacco plants to create a protein used to develop an Ebola drug. (Aug. 18)

Higher Ed
Drug makers and academic laboratories going beyond standard techniques in the push to develop a treatment for the Ebola virus that's killed more than 1,100 people in West Africa. Researchers working on the experimental drug ZMapp have...
News Clip2:40
Curated Video

CDC Reports 6 Deaths, 380 Illnesses Linked To E-cigarettes

Higher Ed
The Centers for Disease Control is also sounding the alarm over advertising for e-cigarettes that it says corresponds with a spike in teen use.
News Clip11:48
Curated Video

RR7345B SMOKING A SAFER CIGARETTE?

Higher Ed
The giant textiles and fibres firm of Courtaulds claim they have produced Britain's first synthetic cigarette, made from a 50-50 mixture of natural tobacco and a cellulose derived from wood pulp. The new cigarette has gone on sale amid...
News Clip2:29
AFP News Agency

VOICED : Chile anti-smoking bill has tobacco industry on edge

9th - Higher Ed
VOICED : Chile anti-smoking bill has tobacco industry on edge
News Clip2:55
Curated Video

Doctor hunts for Ebola vaccine in genetically modified tobacco plants

Higher Ed
Drug makers and academic laboratories are pushing scientific boundaries in a race to develop a treatment for the Ebola virus that's killed more than 1,100 people in West Africa. Researchers working on the experimental drug ZMapp have...
News Clip1:36
Curated Video

CUBA: BUMPER CROP OF HIGH QUALITY TOBACCO (V)

Higher Ed
Voice and effects There's good news for cigar lovers: the Cuban harvest, which is almost complete, has produced a bumper crop of high quality tobacco. Cuban cigars have become one of the communist island's most important hard currency...
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Sky News

The number of tobacco-related deaths in India could reach up to one-and-a-half million a year by 2020...

Higher Ed
The number of tobacco-related deaths in India could reach up to one-and-a-half million a year by 2020...
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Curated Video

The Public Health Vs. Personal Freedom Debate Isn't New

Higher Ed
The battle to implement public health measures takes time and doesn't happen everywhere at once.
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Curated Video

California Lawmakers Propose Ban On All Flavored Tobacco Products

Higher Ed
​The bill goes further than the FDA's proposals in that it would also ban menthol-flavored cartridges and refillable, tank-based vaping devices.
News Clip1:46
Sky News

Tobacco Firms 'Should Pay To Help Smokers Stop'

Higher Ed
VOICED: Health campaigners say tobacco companies should pay for the harm caused by smoking. A campaign is calling for a levy on the tobacco industry to help fund anti-smoking measures. Shows people smoking. Includes vox pops with smokers...
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Curated Video

Massachusetts Bans Sale Of Flavored Tobacco And Vaping Products

Higher Ed
The ban includes menthol cigarettes and will go into effect on June 1, 2020.
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Bloomberg

La tecnología que está reemplazando nuestra dosis de nicotina

Higher Ed
Oct.25—El hábito de fumar busca volver a ser respetable. Mientras que la práctica tradicional disminuye a nivel mundial, una nueva versión está tomando auge: los cigarrillos electrónicos. Los fumadores obtienen su dosis de nicotina...
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Bloomberg

Farmers Race Against Time in the Carolinas Ahead of Florence

Higher Ed
Sep.13 -- Hurricane Florence looms large on the Carolina coast. The storm has weakened to a Category 2, but is still threatening 105 mile per hour winds, a 13-foot storm surge and floods. Alix Steel analyzes the potential damage and how...
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Curated Video

Government researchers incorporate chat room to answer students' questions on drugs.

Higher Ed
HEADLINE: Teens 'chat' with scientists about drugs CAPTION: Students these days often have ready access to marijuana, alcohol and tobacco but they don't feel comfortable talking about the ramifications. So, some of the nation's...