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+4:3 Mafia toxic waste dumping poisons Italy farmlands

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The farmlands around Naples - authorities say - are contaminated from the camorra's multibillion-dollar racket in disposing toxic waste, mainly from industries in the wealthy north that ask no questions about where the garbage goes as...
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Bloomberg

AstraZeneca Supports Trump's Drug-Rebate Overhaul, CEO Says

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Feb.14 -- AstraZeneca Plc Chief Executive Officer Pascal Soriot discusses the Trump administration's plan to lower U.S. drug costs by banning some payments to middlemen. He spoke after the Cambridge, England-based company forecast...
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Sick Venezuelans Flee to Colombia for Treatment

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ON A NARROW BRIDGE DIVIDING TWO NATIONS… THOUSANDS OF VENEZUELANS CROSS THE BORDER EACH DAY INTO NEIGHBORING COLOMBIA. FOR GRECIA SABALA THE TREK IS MORE THAN A HUNT FOR FOOD OR WORK. SOUNDBITE...
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Lloyd Jones, an African-American, is the first child to be diagnosed with a rare cancer called "Hyper Eosiniphilic Syndrome." Jones' best chance at survival is finding a matching bone marrow donor, but his race may hinder his search for a cure. (

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HEADLINE: Ethnicity Jeopardizes Cure for Cancer Patient CAPTION: Lloyd Jones, an African-American, is the first child to be diagnosed with a rare cancer called "Hyper Eosiniphilic Syndrome." Jones' best chance at survival is finding a...
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Bayer Shares Plunge After Monsanto Loses Roundup Cancer Trial

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Aug.13 -- Bayer AG shares plunged the most in nearly seven years after Monsanto Co. lost a trial related to Roundup weed killer. Bloomberg's Naomi Kresge reports on "Bloomberg Surveillance."
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The Queen Visits the Royal Society of Edinburgh

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CLEAN: Interior shot Queen Elizabeth II visits the Royal Society of Edinburgh (RSE), sits during speech, presents award medal. The medals are awarded for distinction and international repute in the life sciences, physical and engineering...
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Curcumin might help to treat Alzheimer's

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Los Angeles, California - October 6, 2006 1. Wide of Dr Milan Fiala looking into microscope 2. Close up of Dr Milan Fiala looking into microscope 3. Close up of hand on focus control 4. Close up of turmeric treated white blood cells...
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WRAP Khodorkovsky's lawyer, Berezovsky, latest on row

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FILE - Moscow, Russia 1. Jailed Russian oil tycoon Mikhail Khodorkovsky (right) who resigned on Monday as head of Russian oil company Yukos 2. Various Russian President Vladimir Putin meets Russian business leaders, including...
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Bloomberg

Moderna CEO: 80% of Future Variants Will Be Manageable

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Moderna CEO Stephane Bancel discusses the efficacy of the firm's Covid-19 vaccine against future variants and plans to request U.S. clearance for use in young children, and progress on its flu vaccine. He speaks on "Bloomberg Surveillance."
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Stars talk about how their lives have been touched by cancer.

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Associated Press Los Angeles, 05 September 2008 1. Wide of Kodak Theatre 2. Marquee 3. Backdrop 4. Wide of arrivals 5. Camera cutaway 6. Casey Affleck speaks to reporter 7. SOUNDBITE (English) Casey Affleck/Actor: "Well I believe cancer...
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Boris Johnson being hailed a 'hero' in Ukraine, says Sajid Javid

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Health Secretary Sajid Javid addresses the Tory party spring conference in Blackpool Mr Javid discusses Russia's invasion of Ukraine and calls Putin a war criminal. He goes on to discuss the medical support being given to Ukraine, says...
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Campaign to get more women attending cervical cancer screenings

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Campaign to get more women attending cervical cancer screenings
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New Breast Cancer Drug Available Today

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New Breast Cancer Drug Available Today
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SWITZERLAND: W-E- F - ATOMIC WORKERS CANCER RATES

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English/Nat A draft U-S government report says elevated cancer rates have been found among 600-thousand workers in United States' atomic weapons plants since World War Two. The report, requested by President Clinton after the government...
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The vice president of public policy at Susan G. Komen for the Cure who backed the breast cancer charity's move to strip Planned Parenthood of funding resigned Tuesday, saying she stands by the now-abandoned decision that set off a storm of controversy.

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HEADLINE: Former Komen exec defends funding cut CAPTION: The vice president of public policy at Susan G. Komen for the Cure who backed the breast cancer charity's move to strip Planned Parenthood of funding resigned, saying she stands...
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Bloomberg

Exact Sciences CEO Sees Steady Uptick in Cologuard Orders

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Aug.04 -- Kevin Conroy, Exact Sciences Corp. chairman and chief executive officer, discusses the company's earnings and demand for Cologuard colon-cancer tests with Bloomberg's Julia Chatterley on "Bloomberg Markets."
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Robot Duck Comforts Kids With Cancer

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A plush, robotic duck may soon become a fixture in the world of children who have cancer. The social robot can be silly, happy, angry, scared or sick just like them, and help them cope creatively with their illness through the power of...
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Bloomberg

Sen. McCain Vows to Return From Brain Cancer

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Jul.20 -- Bloomberg’s Megan Murphy discusses Senator John McCain’s brain cancer diagnosis and how it will affect the health care battle in the Senate. She speaks with Bloomberg's David Gura on "Bloomberg Markets."
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Bloomberg

The Global Tech Platform Aiming to Revamp Cancer Care

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Sep.06 -- Will Polkinghorn, co-founder and chief executive officer of Driver, explains how the company aims to revamp cancer care. He speaks with Bloomberg's Stephen Engle on "Bloomberg Technology."
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Small Towns Fight To Keep Factory Pollution Out

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In one part of Louisiana, pollution concerns are so bad that residents call the area "Cancer Alley."
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Cuba - Tourism, Indonesia - Tourism, France - Cannes Tourism, Skin Cancer, France - Ski Resort, Bosnia - Ski Resorts With No Snow

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Cuba - Tourism Havana City - File 1. Close up of tourist 2. Medium of tourist at beach Indonesia - Tourism Bali, Indonesia - 21 January 2000 1. Woman sunbathing France - Cannes Tourism Cannes, France -14 May 1996 1. Wide shot...
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Laura Bush arrived in Mexico City on Thursday to meet with Mexican first lady Margarita Zavala and female political and business leaders.

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HEADLINE: First Lady Urges Int'l Breast Cancer Awareness CAPTION: First Lady Laura Bush encourages women in Mexico City to get screened for breast cancer. (March 14) [Notes:ANCHOR VOICE] [Notes:(English) Laura Bush, United States...
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Doctors urge study into pesticide use

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Yall Pattan, Baramullah, June, 21, 2013 1. Mid of Ghulam Muhammad Parray (left), consoling his his wife Raja Parray who's has brain cancer (lying down) 2. Close side view of Ghulam Muhammad Parray 3. Close pull focus from Ghulam Muhammad...