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IVF demand soars in China after one child policy ends

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HD available here:\\lonvapnas02arc\ap_archive_manual\workflow_directories\manual_fulfillment\Offline_Archive\Source_Clips_Newsroom_FailuresFOR CLEAN VERSION SEE STORY NUMBER: 4057549LEAD IN: Chinese clinics are reporting a sharp increase...
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US clears first 'living drug' for tough childhood leukemia ++Animation++

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LEADIN: The US Food and Drug Administration has approved the first treatment that genetically engineers patients' own blood cells into an army of assassins which seek and destroy childhood leukemia. The CAR-T...
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Romania - Reactor Threatens Environment

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Following the Bulgarian announcement of its plans to reopen the Kozlodui Atomic reactor, Romania is preparing itself for a potential environmental disaster. Experts will carefully analyse water samples from the Danube river, which forms...
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UPDATE Catherine Zeta Jones seeks treatment for bipolar disorder

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HFPA Pool Los Angeles, 16 January 2011 1. Mid shot Michael Douglas and wife Catherine Zeta Jones posing for photographers at Golden Globe Awards 2. Fashion tilt Actress Catherine Zeta Jones at Golden Globe Awards AP Television ++FILE:...
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Kosovo - Landmine aftermath

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An ethnic Albanian working for an international aid agency in Kosovo died from his injuries after a Red Cross vehicle hit a landmine early on Wednesday (30/9). Three other passengers were also injured. A Serbian police spokesman said the...
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Scores await treatment as cholera epidemic spreads in Haiti

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1. Wide exterior of Saint Nicolas Hospital, people outside 2. Close up gate of hospital, people jostling to get in 3. Pan right on queue of people lining up waiting to be admitted 4. Mid of patients pushing to get a better place in the...
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Raw: Berlin Pro-Marijuana Protest Draws Thousands

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RESTRICTION SUMMARY: AP CLIENTS ONLY SHOTLIST:AP TELEVISION - AP CLIENTS ONLY Berlin - 13 August 20161. Mid of pro-cannabis protest2. Tilt from poster with TV character Spock from Star Trek, reading (English): "Legalization is logical"...
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Pageant aims to ease the stigma of people living with HIV

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Trump allies trying unproven virus drug in Texas

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When a coronavirus outbreak hit a Texas nursing home, Dr. Robin Armstrong reached for an unproven treatment: the anti-malaria drug hydroxychloroquine.
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Trump allies trying unproven virus drug in Texas

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When a coronavirus outbreak hit a Texas nursing home, Dr. Robin Armstrong reached for an unproven treatment: the anti-malaria drug hydroxychloroquine.
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Study Finds Most Americans Unfamiliar With Signs Of Early Alzheimer's

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The report also talked about the cost of waiting too long for a diagnosis, projecting it will nationally cost $321 billion to care for people.
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Robots used to distribute drugs at a Californian hospital

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San Francisco, Calif. - March 16, 2011 1. Robot fetching medicine 2. Sign for Pillpick system 3. Pan right pharmacy 4. Close shot medications, change of focus 5. Zoom in robotics 6. Lynn Paulsen flips through envelopes of medication 7....
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USA: NEW PILL UNVEILED IN AMERICA

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English/Nat A new magic pill in medicine has been unveiled in New York City. This pill acts as a "dimmer switch" on the body's internal disease fighting system by adjusting the strength of the response to disease by the body's genes. A...
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Polymer coating repels bacteria which cause hospital infections

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LEADIN: A clinical study is underway to confirm whether a special bug resistant coating for medical devices can prevent hospital patients getting serious infections. Scientist say the polymer coating...
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NEWS FEATURE Scientists trying to develop new treatments to fight cancer

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Leuven - November 15, 2007 1. Wide exterior of Leuven University Hospital 2. Leuven University Hospital flag flying 3. Professor Peter Carmeliet walking into laboratory 4. Laboratory technicians conducting tests 5. Close-up of tray...
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Liquid bone that flows like toothpaste and cancer diagnosis at the speed of light are just some of the latest innovations expected to revolutionise medical treatment.

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HEADLINE:Expo showcases medical advances CAPTION:Liquid bone that flows like toothpaste and cancer diagnosis at the speed of light are just some of the latest innovations expected to revolutionize medical treatment. (Dec. 3) ...
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Lab mice helping cancer patients to tackle tumours

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Cancer patients are taking treatment into their own hands - with a little help from laboratory mice. Mice are often used to test drugs - but now a private lab is breeding the rodents to carry tumours of cancer patients, to see what...
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President Barack Obama announced a new funding initiative Friday, calling on congress to fund 'precision medicine' research that will tailors treatment to an individual's genes. (Jan. 30)

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Holding out the promise of major medical breakthroughs, President Barack Obama on Friday called on Congress to approve spending in medical research that tailors treatment to an individual's genes. Obama wants $215 million for what he's...
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Breakthrough: The Cost Of Mental Health Care

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Seeking out mental health treatment is a major first step, often followed by that all-too-familiar question, “How am I going to pay for this?”
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Sounding alarms about the growing threat of antibiotic resistance, CDC Director Tom Frieden warned Tuesday if the global community does not confront the problem soon, the world will be living in a devastating post-antibiotic era. (July 22)

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Sounding alarms about the growing threat of antibiotic resistance, the head of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention warned Tuesday that if the global community does not confront the problem soon, the world will be living in a...
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Sounding alarms about the growing threat of antibiotic resistance, CDC Director Tom Frieden warned Tuesday if the global community does not confront the problem soon, the world will be living in a devastating post-antibiotic era. (July 22)

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FOR CLEAN VERSION SEE STORY NUMBER: apus014227 Sounding alarms about the growing threat of antibiotic resistance, the head of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention warned Tuesday that if the global community does not confront...