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FILE of an AIDS hospital in Brazil, in light of WTO decision on medicines
1. Exterior of Gaffree-Guinle Hospital
2. Hospital sign
3. AIDS ward in the hospital
4. Elderly AIDS patient
5. Close-up of patient drinking water
6. Pan from AIDS ward to wide of patient being examined by doctor
7. Close-up of patient...
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Connie Culp stepped forward Tuesday to show off the results of the nation's first face transplant.
HEADLINE: First person: First U.S. face transplant patient
CAPTION: Connie Culp stepped forward Tuesday to show off the results of the nation's first face transplant. Five years ago, a shotgun blast left a hole where the middle of her...
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AP cover of Jolie in first public appearance since mastectomy news
1. Wide of US actress Angelina Jolie signing autographs for fans
2. Tilt up Jolie
3. SOUNDBITE (English) Angelina Jolie, US actress
(answering question on how supportive Brad and family had been during her operations)
"They've been...I...
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Officials on experimental drug 'nano silver' and efforts to raise awareness of Ebola risk
Nigeria's Lagos State Governor, Babatunde Fashola, on Friday held a campaign meeting to raise awareness of Ebola - which is affecting Africa's most populous country.
Fashola explained to local community leaders about the dangers of the...
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Laser treatments popular in Thailand
Bangkok, Thailand - 29 July 2010
1. Various of female client's face wearing protective eyewear as laser is applied to her face and flashes light.
2. Medium of female doctor pressing computer control panel of cosmetic facial device.
3....
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WRAP Reax after pope has surgery for a broken wrist ADDS locals at vacation spot
Rome
1. Wide of St. Peter's Square
2. Close of closed window of Papal office
3. News stand at Vatican
4. Tilt-down newspapers showing picture of Pope Benedict waving from car window
5. Headline reading: (Italian) "Ratzinger, holiday...
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Surgeons reconstruct the face of child attacked by a pet racoon
Surgeons have carried out the first of a series of reconstructive operations on the face of a 10-year-old American girl who suffered serious disfigurement after being mauled by a pet racoon.
Doctors in Michigan are taking skin grafts...
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Cancer services in Iran are expanding
AP Television is adhering to Iranian law that stipulates all media are banned from providing BBC Persian or VOA Persian any coverage from Iran, and under this law if any media violate this ban the Iranian authorities can immediately shut...
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Early research shows malignant breast cancer cells might be safely killed off
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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ALBA leaders updated on health of Chavez, informed about Castro's visits, locals voice concern
1. Wide of representatives of the Bolivarian Alliance for the Peoples of Our America (ALBA) attending ceremony to commemorate eighth anniversary of the organisation
2. Mid of Venezuela's vice president Nicolas Maduro (far right),...
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Olympic gold medal winner Lindsey Vonn says boyfriend Tiger Woods helped her to be patient during her ACL surgery and is encouraging her return to the ski slopes in time for the Winter Olympics in Sochi, Russia. (Oct. 28)
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Olympic gold medal winner Lindsey Vonn says boyfriend Tiger Woods helped her to be patient during her ACL (Anterior Cruciate Ligament) surgery and is encouraging her return to the slopes in...
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WRAP Karadzic could be handed to tribunal this wknd, lawyer, ADDS war crimes prosec
1. Wide of kiosk selling newspapers
2. Mid of newspapers being sorted
3. Close-up of newspaper with file photo and Tuesday's photo of former Bosnian Serb wartime leader Radovan Karadzic
4. Tilt up from newspaper to person reading
5....
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U.S. military physicians have been mentoring Afghan doctors in treating their own sick and injured security forces and civilians with more modern medical techniques and equipment. Although not up to Western standards; mentors say that progress has been made. Produced by Julie Jacobson.
HEADLINE: Video Essay: Giving Afghan doctors new skills
CAPTION: U.S. military physicians have been mentoring Afghan doctors in more modern medical techniques and equipment. Mentors say that progress has been made. Produced by Julie...
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Medical Marijuana grown on large scale
Oakland, California - 21 July 2010
1. Sign with cannabis buds reading (English) "Who Else Wants To Grow Bug Sugary Buds?"
2. Customer pushing shopping trolley through iGrow superstore
3. Shot inside moving shopping trolley
4. Mid of...
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INDIA: CRAZE FOR GLAMOUR AND FASHION SWEEPING COUNTRY
English/Nat
Even as the Miss World organisers grapple with a wave of protests against the pageant, middle class Indians have abandoned themselves enthusiastically to a craze for glamour and fashion sweeping the country.
Sales of...
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RUSSIA: ST PETERSBURG: BUS TOURS CITY IN PILOT AIDS SCHEME
Eng/Russ/Nat
As the Russian government predicts a dramatic spread in the HIV infection rate by the year 2000 , the European Union is backing a pilot scheme to stop the problem becoming an epidemic.
A bus giving out free needles,...
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Secrets of the mummies unearthed in Lithuania
AP Television
Vilnius, Lithuania - August 8, 2011
1. Close of mummy of young boy in wooden box
2. Mid of anthropologist Rimantas Jankauskas with fellow scientist taking mummy of boy from box
3. Mid of Jankauskas with mummy
4. Mid of...
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Neighbours of Ebola treatment centres afraid, survivors stigmatised as death toll in WAfrica passes 3000
The World Health Organisation (WHO) announced on Friday that the number of deaths linked to an Ebola outbreak in West Africa has passed three-thousand.
The new tolls showed that there were more than 150 deaths in Liberia alone in just...
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RUSSIA: CHILDREN'S CANCER WARD WITHOUT ELECTRICITY
Russian/Nat
The lights are out at one of Moscow's cancer wards for children.
The ward has been without electricity for more than three days after the local supplier cut them off for not paying the bill.
At the Blokhin Cancer...
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MEXICO: FAMILY & FRIENDS MOURN DEATH OF DRUG LORD CARRILLO
Spanish/Nat
Family and friends are mourning top Mexican drug lord Amado Carrillo Fuentes as officials investigated an unconfirmed report that he was murdered in his hospital bed last week by an overdose of medicine.
A local priest led...
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Actress undergoing treatment for breast cancer
AP Entertainment
Los Angeles, 20 September 2006
1. Set-up shot actor Christina Applegate
2. SOUNDBITE: (English) Christina Applegate, Actor, on being a woman in Hollywood:
"It is a strange business, because you do have young girls...
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Empty stalls in poultry market as death toll from new bird flu rises
1. Wide shot of closed poultry warehouse at Huhai market in Shanghai's Songjiang district
2. Mid shot of sign from health authorities
3. Close up of sign from health authorities explaining that closure of market is due to H7N9 virus
4....
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400 woman sue to have faulty breast implants replaced
1. Group of women walking with their lawyers into courthouse
2. Mid of faces of plaintiffs
3. Close up of a Poly Implant Prothese, or PIP, label that came with the faulty breast implants
4. Mid of plaintiff showing the label
5. Various...
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Rescuing captive birds in Beijing
Birds in cages are a familiar sight in Beijing and other parts of China.
Keeping birds as pets is an old Chinese tradition.
For many, liked retired bird lover , An Qigang, it''s more than just a hobby:
"This is part of our leisure. It is...