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ONLY ON AP Cheap morphine eases Rwanda pain crisis
On the rolling hills of Rwanda, a nurse is on an urgent mission, by foot, to bring relief to a patient suffering from severe pain. In her bag she carries liquid morphine.
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ONLY ON AP Cheap morphine eases Rwanda pain crisis
On the rolling hills of Rwanda, a nurse is on an urgent mission, by foot, to bring relief to a patient suffering from severe pain. In her bag she carries liquid morphine.
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Some people turn to herbal medicine for virus without proof
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Official: U.S. Supply Of COVID-19 Drug Could Run Out Soon
An official from the Department of Health and Human Services says the last shipment of the COVID-19 treatment drug will be sent the week of June 29.
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USA: CALIFORNIA: FIGHT TO LEGALISE CANNABIS FOR MEDICAL PURPOSES
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The U-S state of California has become the latest battleground in the fight to legalise cannabis for medical purposes.
24 cannabis clubs in the state are being threatened with closure after a recent decision by the U-S...
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The University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee is studying the popular Music and Memory program to see if music, which helps improve the mood of Alzheimer's patients, can also reduce the use of prescription drugs for those suffering from dementia. (Oct. 30)
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SOUNDBITE (English): Barb Knutson, daughter of Mike Knutson.
"We feel as though we have been blessed with this whole new experience with dad. We are able to connect in a completely different way, in a very genuine...
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USA: DR BLOBEL WINS NOBEL PRIZE FOR MEDICINE (2)
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The Nobel Prize for medicine was awarded Monday to Dr. Guenter Blobel of The Rockefeller University in New York City. Blobel who is 63 and a native of Germany, was awarded the prize for his research on proteins -- research...
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WHO rep comments on use of anti-viral drugs on poultry
Beijing - 21 June 2005
1. Wide shot of banner reading: "Live Chickens, Live Fish", pan to poultry/fish shop
2. Chickens in cage
3. Chicken feeding
4. Set up shot of the World Health Organisation's (WHO) China representative Henk...
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Montel Williams talks medical marijuana
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Jerusalem, 30 October 2011
1. Wide shot of Montel Williams, Emmy Award-winning television personality walking inside hotel
2. Mid of Williams speaking
3. SOUNDBITE (English) Montel Williams, Emmy Award-winning television...
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Colorado ballot approves recreational use of drug
Denver, Colorado - 6 November 2012
1. Wide of crowd watching election returns, AUDIO: cheering
2. Wide of man hugging Brian Vicente of Campaign to Regulate Marijuana like Alcohol
3. SOUNDBITE (English) Brian Vicente, Campaign to...
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RR STORY: Many people in India still reject modern medicine
in favour of old-fashioned healers claiming mystical
powers. Rahmad Gori...
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RR8146B JAPAN RHEUMATISM, A NEW AND CONTROVERSIAL TREATMENT
Background to Story: Rheumatism affects millions of people
around the world. Traditional treatment usually involves the
use of heat, rest and sometimes surgery and drugs. But a
Japanese doctor has pioneered a new and...
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How to stay healthy tool kit for World Cup fans
After months of preparation, it time for the final manicure for the World Cup pitches across Brazil.
Soon these stadia will be full to bursting as fans from around the globe pour into the twelve host cities stretching across the vast...
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Eli Lilly CEO: Want to Work With U.S. on Drug Prices
Feb.01 -- David Ricks, president and chief executive officer at Eli Lilly, recaps fourth-quarter results and addresses calls by President Donald Trump to control the price of prescription drugs. He speaks on "Bloomberg Daybreak: Americas."
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Michigan ER Doc Says Opioid Cases 'Skyrocketing'
A Detroit-area emergency room doctor says opioid overdose cases are “skyrocketing.”
Dr. Michael Gratson spoke to The Associated Press at Beaumont Hospital’s emergency room in Royal Oak, Michigan, on Tuesday, as the Centers...
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Michigan ER Doc Says Opioid Cases 'Skyrocketing'
A Detroit-area emergency room doctor says opioid overdose cases are “skyrocketing.”
Dr. Michael Gratson spoke to The Associated Press at Beaumont Hospital’s emergency room in Royal Oak, Michigan, on Tuesday, as the Centers...
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Pot Purveyors Wary Of Plan To Enforce Fed Law
The Trump administration threw the burgeoning movement to legalize marijuana into uncertainty Thursday as it lifted an Obama-era policy that kept federal authorities from cracking down on the pot trade in states where the drug is legal....
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Cash Dash: Nerve-Rattling Trip to Pay Pot Taxes
Jerred Kiloh's eyes narrowed as he checked his rearview mirror while driving down a busy Los Angeles freeway.
Was anyone following him?
With more than $40,000 in cash in the trunk of his car, Kiloh can't be...
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Gift Loophole Grows in DC: District of Cannabis
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SOME NIGHTS, THE TABLES AT THIS WASHINGTON RESTAURANT GO FROM SERVING FOOD TO DISHING OUT MARIJUANA.
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INDEPENDENT VENDORS OFFER MEDICAL GRADE MARIJUANA INFUSED GUMMY...
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Doc: Vaping illness like 'drowning on dry land'
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Charity warns prescriptions to cost more than £10 in just four years
The cost of a single prescription will soar to more than £10 in just four years, a group of charities has warned. Quotes from Laura Cockram from Prescription Charges Colaition.
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FDA Approves Remdesivir To Treat Children With COVID-19
The FDA announced Monday that it approved use of the antiviral medication to treat patients as young as 28 days old.
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With Britney Spears committed to a hospital psychiatric ward, it's now up to a team of professional caregivers - and possibly the legal system - to reverse her seemingly endless downward spiral. Marty Brenner, an addiction specialist, answers some key questions
HEADLINE: Spears behavior 'on hold' in hospital
CAPTION: With Britney Spears committed to a hospital psychiatric ward, it's now up to a team of professional caregivers - and possibly the legal system - to reverse her seemingly endless...