News Clip1:55
Curated Video

Two miniature horses named Mystery and Lunar are bringing comfort and joy to sick children at a Chicago hospital. Animal therapy, usually using dogs, is a growing trend in hospitals that may help in the healing process. (Dec. 4)

Higher Ed
"I want one...." SOUNDBITE: Emily Pietsch, epilespy patient "They don't judge, and they're so sweet." SOUNDBITE: Jodie Diegel, Owner, Mane in Heaven "We have been in nursing homes and homes for the disabled.//This is our very first...
News Clip1:15
Curated Video

About 100 workers in Oakland, California's medical marijuana industry voted to join the Retail, Statewide Agriculture, Food Processing and Community Patient Care Union. It's believed to be the first case of cannabis workers unionizing in the country.

Higher Ed
HEADLINE: California marijuana workers vote to unionize CAPTION: About 100 workers in Oakland, California's medical marijuana industry voted to join the Retail, Statewide Agriculture, Food Processing and Community Patient Care Union....
News Clip2:11
Curated Video

Hagel looks at military's latest prosthetics technology and Boston Dynamics robot

Higher Ed
US Defence Secretary Chuck Hagel was given hands-on demonstrations on Tuesday of some of the newest research from DARPA, the military's Defence Advanced Research Projects Agency programme. Fred Downs Junior, an old friend of Hagel's who...
News Clip3:40
Curated Video

Clinton announces agreement to cut prices of HIV and AIDS treatments for children

Higher Ed
1. Wide of former US President Bill Clinton and Chief of the governing Congress party Sonia Gandhi lighting traditional lamp to inaugurate the event (AUDIO: Applause) 2. Wide side view of Clinton and Gandhi lighting lamp, audience in...
News Clip2:19
Curated Video

Mother treated after giving birth at height of floods, aerials, makeshift health facility

Higher Ed
Army and private doctors have set up scores of roadside hospitals and camps to treat flood victims in the Indian-administered part of Kashmir. The flooding has killed 200 people in India, where anger and resentment is mounting over what...
News Clip2:26
Curated Video

MEXICO: MEXICO CITY: FIRST ARTIFICIAL HEART TRANSPLANT PATIENT

Higher Ed
Spanish/Nat A 21-year-old student who was only given a few days to live, has become Mexico's first artificial heart transplant patient. Martin Ramirez was suffering from an infection that weakened his heart and endangered his other vital...
News Clip4:41
Curated Video

Slovakian spa helps people literally chill out by putting them in a chamber at -120 degrees C

Higher Ed
1. Men in cryotherapy cooling chamber 2. Wide people waiting for cryotherapy 3. Nurse distributes leaflets about the therapy 4. People read description 5. SOUNDBITE: (Slovak) Radovan Mahacek, first time visitor to the centre: "I hope...
News Clip2:27
Curated Video

Inquest into Iranian conjoined twins'' failed operation

Higher Ed
13 February 2004 1. Exterior Inquest Court 2. Flag of Singapore 3. Iranian conjoined twins at news conference 13 February, 2004 4. Various exteriors of inquest court, Keith Goh walking out 5. SOUNDBITE (English) Keith Goh, lead...
News Clip1:28
Curated Video

S.Africa - Spread Of Aids Prevention

Higher Ed
The spread of Aids in southern Africa will be one of the major issues confronting Pope John Paul II on his current visit to the continent. Reports suggest that at least 12 per cent of South Africa's population will be HIV-positive by the...
News Clip4:19
Curated Video

Curvaceous figures celebrated with dance craze

Higher Ed
Abidjan - March, 2008 1. Medium shot of DJ Kedjevara dancing with his dancers, a female dancer shaking her bottom 2. Close up of the boy watching 3. Close up of dancer shaking her bottom 4. Audience applauding 5. Various mid shots of...
News Clip6:43
Curated Video

Incense, massage and mud baths for pampered pets

Higher Ed
AP Television Singapore - October 10, 2011 1. Petopia owner Marcus Khoo dries , Japanese Spitz called Cupcake 2. Tight pan of jars of mineral clay powder 3. Tight shot of mixed clay being scooped up 4. Tight shot of clay being applied...
News Clip5:26
Curated Video

Making blood in a laboratory

Higher Ed
Andrews Air Force Base, US, April 20, 2010 1. Pan of injured US soldiers being transferred from a military plane to an ambulance Kandalay, Afghanistan, September 22, 2011 2. Mid shot of American soldier firing rifle 3. Mid of soldier...
News Clip3:31
Curated Video

INDIA: TRADITIONAL HERBALIST CLAIMS AN AIDS ANTIDOTE

Higher Ed
Hindi/English/Nat As medical science struggles to find a cure for AIDS, some traditional therapists in India claim they have found it already. The latest herbal specialist to claim an AIDS antidote says his medicine can reverse the...
News Clip2:04
Curated Video

The woman who underwent the nation's first face transplant at the Cleveland Clinic is now speaking out to encourage people to become organ donors.

Higher Ed
HEADLINE: First face transplant patient, organ donor champion CAPTION: The woman who underwent the nation's first face transplant at the Cleveland Clinic is now speaking out to encourage people to become organ donors. (Sept. 15) After...
News Clip3:59
Curated Video

INDIA: CONFERENCE ON HYPOSPADIA

Higher Ed
English/Nat An international workshop on children suffering from hypospadia, a condition which leaves them with an undetermined sex, is being held in Delhi in order to create awareness about the subject in the medical fraternity as...
News Clip1:35
Curated Video

Patrick Swayze diagnosed with pancreatic cancer

Higher Ed
AP Entertainment - File 20th August 1997 1. Various Patrick Swayze gets star on Walk of Fame AP Entertainment - File LA, 7th April 2004 2. Various Patrick Swayze at Kill Bill Vol 2 US premiere AP Entertainment LA, 24th February...
News Clip2:04
Curated Video

The number of people living with HIV beyond middle age offers new medical challenges

Higher Ed
HEADLINE: HIV patients living longer, aging faster CAPTION: With modern medicine helping people with HIV to live longer, growing evidence is suggesting that those who have spent decades battling the virus may be aging prematurely. This...
News Clip2:03
Curated Video

2 boys injured in Iraq bombing leave for UK treatment

Higher Ed
1. Various of Ali Abbas (in white shirt and red tie) sitting next to Kuwaiti health minister Mohammed al-Jarrallah on bus at airport waiting to board plane to take him and other injured boy to UK for treatment 2. Close up other injured...
News Clip1:43
Curated Video

Supporters of Fernandez hold overnight vigil ahead of her surgery

Higher Ed
1. Wide of supporters of Argentine President Cristina Fernandez gathered in front of hospital where she will have surgery 2. Various of people gathered 3. SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) Guillermo Cogle, supporter of President Cristina...
News Clip3:14
Curated Video

WRAP Treatment of displaced people fleeing violence, ADDS refugees in Mozambique

Higher Ed
Maputo province, 25 kilometres south of the capital Maputo, Mozambique - 27 May 2008 1. Wide of Transit Centre 2. Cutaway Red Cross flag 3. Mid of tents 4. Various family members seated on ground 5. Close up bandaged foot 6. Mid of...
News Clip3:28
Curated Video

Hospital overwhelmed with hundreds needing eye treatment

Higher Ed
Kabul, 30 July 2011 1. Wide exterior of Noor Eye Hospital 2. Close of sign reading (in various languages) ''Noor Eye Hospital'' 3. Wide of patients in waiting area 4. Mid of women in full burqas in waiting area 5. Various of child who...
News Clip5:07
Curated Video

Protests outside Chinese embassy, local patient care

Higher Ed
Pretoria - 1 December 2010 1. Wide of AIDS activists gathered outside the Chinese Embassy 2. Chinese flag flying above the Embassy 3. Wide shot demonstrators, line of police 4. Set up shot Nonkosi Khumalo, AIDS activist with the...
News Clip1:09
Curated Video

Various - Jordanian Hea Shaan Seeks Transplant

Higher Ed
A young Jordanian girl crossed the River Jordan on Wednesday (2/11) and handed samples of her own blood to the Israelis who will test it hoping to find a transplant donor to save her life. Heba Shaban, a 12-year-old Jordanian who...
News Clip0:40
Curated Video

Whoopi writes about using medical marijuana in debut newspaper column

Higher Ed
Whoopi Goldberg says she's in love with her marijuana-vaporizing pen. In her new column for The Denver Post's Cannabist website, the Oscar-winning entertainer writes that her "vape pen" relieves the devastating glaucoma headaches she...