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ONLY ON AP Stem cell clinic numbers surge in US

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RESTRICTION SUMMARY: AP CLIENTS ONLYSHOTLISTAP TELEVISION - AP CLIENTS ONLYBeverly Hills, California - 5 December, 20141. Various of Dr. Mark Berman of the Cell Surgical Network and assistant performing a procedure2. SOUNDBITE (English):...
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Scientist reveals why he exposed fraudulent stem cell research

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The whistleblower who exposed fake stem cell research in South Korea says the country is still dominated by the values that allowed cloning fraudster Hwang Woo-suk to become a national hero. After nearly 10 years of silence, Ryu...
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Presser and comments from Nobel Prize winners

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Baltimore, Maryland - 8 October 2003 1. Nobel Prize winner Peter Agre walking into lecture hall 2. Wide of lecture hall 3. Cutaway of audience 4. SOUNDBITE (English) Peter Agre, Winner of 2003 Nobel Prize in Chemistry: "I'd just like to...
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President Bush meets the Pope & Italy's president

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Castel Gandolfo - Near Rome 1. President and First Lady Laura Bush greeted by Vatican Secretary of State Cardinal Angelo Sodano 2. Pope and Bush with Laura go out onto balcony to look at view 3. Cutaway of lake 4. Pope John Paul II...
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Expert on radiation comments on the effects of polonium in humans

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1. Doctor Colin Hill, Associate Professor of Radiation Oncology at University of Southern California, looking at X-rays 2. Close of Doctor Hill 3. Close-up of X-ray on display board 4. SOUNDBITE (English) Doctor Colin Hill, Associate...
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Scientists develop bug free tequila

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Guadalajara, July 13 2007 1. Wide and zoom out of Agave field 2. Medium of Agave plant 3. Pan of agave field 4. Various Tequila Town 5. SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) Dr. Benjam�n Rodr�guez, Researcher & Biotechnology Director of the...
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South Korea to lift 3-year ban on human stem cell research

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1. Wide shot pan of briefing 2. Close up of reporters 3. Wide of briefing 4. SOUNDBITE: (Korean) Kim Gang-lip, Director of South Korean Health Industry Policy Division of Health, Welfare and Family Affairs Ministry: "The National...
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News conference on 'fake' stem cell research

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23 December 2005 1. Roe Jung-hye (Roe is her surname, in the Korean culture it is placed first), dean of research affairs at Seoul National University, surrounded by photographers and cameramen at news conference 2. Cutaway of...
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FRANCE: NEW PROCEDURES FOR BRAIN DAMAGE

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English/Nat Tissue from foetuses has been used to repair brain damage in patients suffering from the devastating hereditary illness Huntington's disease. Three patients given the grafts showed improved brain activity and a loss of...
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Firm presents 'cell fusion system' allegedly used by Clonaid

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Daegu, 10 January 2003 1. Mid shot BioFusion Tech employee showing RMX2010 'cloning' machine to press 2. Various shots of RMX 2010 'cloning' machine 3. SOUNDBITE (Korean) Lee Sung-sik, President of BioFusion Tech, developer of the RMX...
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An ALS patient who has had an experimental stem cell transplant therapy at Emory University took part in the ice bucket challenge to raise awareness and funding for more research into the disease. (Aug. 25)

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An ALS patient has taken the ALS ice bucket challenge himself. Ed Tessaro has had the disease for seven years and wanted to raise awareness and money for more research into treatments and a cure by participating in the social media...
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China - Model prison

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China's Ministry of Justice has lifted a cloak of secrecy surrounding the state prison system for a rare look inside the Beijing Prison, which is home to 1,600 male convicts serving sentences of 10 years or less for crimes ranging from...
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China - Model prison

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China's Ministry of Justice has lifted a cloak of secrecy surrounding the state prison system for a rare look inside the Beijing Prison, which is home to 1,600 male convicts serving sentences of 10 years or less for crimes ranging from...
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Early research shows malignant breast cancer cells might be safely killed off

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Tel Aviv, Israel, March 9, 2010 1. Tilt down on medicine faculty building in Tel Aviv university 2. Students arriving to faculty 3. Pan left from cells division slide on computer screen to Professor Malka Cohen-Armon looking into...
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SOUTH AFRICA : WIDOW OF STEVE BIKO VISITS CELL WHERE HE DIED

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TYPE: English/Nat For the first time in 18 years, the widow and family of Black People's Convention leader, Steve Biko visited the cell were he died in detention in Pretoria South Africa. The charismatic activist was found dead in a...
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Government-funded laboratory investigating its stem cell research

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A Japanese government-funded laboratory says it's considering retracting a research paper describing a simple way of turning ordinary cells from mice into stem cells. The RIKEN Centre for Development Biology in Kobe, Japan, admitted on...