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One of a kind medical devices... and how EU funding makes them a reality

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What role does tailored financing have in driving innovation? Business Planet looked into the world of medical devices, an industry booming with new solutions to help healthcare professionals and patients....
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One of a kind medical devices... and how to get them financed

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What role does tailored financing have in driving innovation? Business Planet looked into the world of medical devices, an industry booming with new solutions to help healthcare professionals and patients....
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Dietary calcium and health

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Why most older adults shouldn't worry about their calcium intake
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DR Congo orders Goma evacuation after Mount Nyiragongo erupts

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Thousands flee their homes as lava from Mount Nyirangongo approaches Goma airport.
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Gulmarg ski patrol: Rescuing lives, ensuring safety on Indian-administered Kashmir's slopes

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The ski patrol also constantly monitors avalanche risks, and provides first aid in extreme conditions.
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USA-New Drug Hope For Women With Osteoporosis

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USA Natsot Duration: 1.01"

Research into new drugs designed to treat osteoporosis, show a dra
matic
increase in bone mass among the women who take them. While current treatments with...
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How the CEO of Occidental Plans to Go ‘Carbon Negative’

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Jun.06 -- In this week's "Commodity In Chief" segment on "Bloomberg Commodities Edge", Bloomberg's Alix Steel talks to Occidental Petroleum CEO Vicki Hollub. They discuss how enhanced oil recovery, or EOR, will help keep carbon dioxide...
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Two research reports suggest a possible link between two bone-building drugs, Reclast and Fosamax, and irregular heart rhythms in a small number of women who take the medicine. The AP interviews a researcher involved with both reports.

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HEADLINE:Q-and-A: bone drugs and irregular heart rhythms.

CAPTION: Two research reports suggest a possible link between two bone-building drugs, Reclast and Fosamax, and irregular heart rhythms in a small number of women who take...
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Brazilian movie 'Joaquim' premieres at the Berlin Film Festival

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'JOAQUIM' PREMIERES IN BERLINThe latest movie to have its Berlinale premiere is "Joaquim" with the stars and director walking the red carpet Thursday (16 FEB.)"Joaquim" is set in 18th century Brazil and tells the story of a soldier,...
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NASA Briefing on Mars Rover mission

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1. Wide shot of NASA/ Jet Propulsion Lab (JPL) press conference

2. UPSOUND: (English) Dr. Matt Golombek, Science Team Member,
JPL:
"The good news is that we don't have to look any farther....
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Philippines -Pathologists' Conflicting Postmortems

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Philippine and Singaporean experts issued conflicting findings on

Thursday (20/4) after a joint autopsy on the remains of a Fil
ipino
maid whose 1991 murder led to a d00iplomatic crisis betwe
en the...
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RR0250/C Russia/Lithuania: Napoleon

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Re-enactment of the battle of Borodino 80 kilometres from Moscow; canons firing; soldiers in formation in Russian uniform; man on horseback dressed as Napoleon Bonaparte; French soldiers; Napoleon; cry of "vive la france"; more battle...
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CLEAN: Hospital ship brings rare glimpse of Libya's bloodiest front

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CLEAN: Hospital ship brings rare glimpse of Libya's bloodiest front
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Bloomberg

Carnegie India's Chaudhuri On Taliban’s Advance Across Afghanistan

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The Taliban’s rapid advance to control more territory in Afghanistan is raising alarms. Carnegie India Director Rudra Chaudhuri discusses the implications for bordering nations such as India. He was speaking with David Ingles & Yvonne...
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Memorial for tsunami victims, aid plane leaves

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Central Stockholm

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David Lavau's children drove slowly along the curved mountain road, stopping to peer over the treacherous drop-offs and call out for their father. Close to a week after his car plunged 200 feet into a ravine, Lavau, 68, was rescued alive.

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HEADLINE: Calif. man found alive by his kids after wreck

CAPTION: David Lavau's children drove slowly along the curved mountain road, stopping to peer over the treacherous drop-offs and call out for their father. Close to a week...
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CLEAN : Shebab attack victims flown to Nairobi for treatment

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CLEAN : Shebab attack victims flown to Nairobi for treatment
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ONLY ON AP Hidden healers treat HKong protesters

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With Hong Kong's summer of protests now stretching into the fall and clashes becoming increasingly ferocious, medical professionals have quietly banded together to form the Hidden Clinic and other networks to secretly treat the injuries...
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Hong Kong's undercover medics treat injured protesters

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