Bloomberg
Investing in Healthcare Beyond Covid
Jan.13 -- Noushin Irani, Portfolio Manager for Healthcare at DWS, discusses the best investment opportunities in the healthcare sector. She speaks with Matt Miller on "Bloomberg Markets: European Open."
Sky News
Drug developed which could help sufferers of Rare Genetic Disease AKU
VOICED: A drug originating from weedkiller has been granted approval as a treatment for a rare genetic disease. SHOWS: Scientists carrying out tests in laboratory and interviews with AKU Scientific Expert The University of Liverpool...
Bloomberg
Regeneron President on Future of Health Care
Nov.08 -- Regeneron President and Chief Scientific Officer George D. Yancopoulos talks with Bloomberg's Joe Weisenthal at The Year Ahead Summit at Bloomberg headquarters in New York about the latest breakthroughs in health-care technology.
Curated Video
Scientist says in future cloning cells may be used to treat disease in humans
1. Embryologist Bill Ritchie at dinner party
2. Close shot of Ritchie
3. Wide shot of dinner party
4. Close shot of Ritchie
5. Close shot of woman at party
6. Close shot of former NASA astronaut Edwin "Buzz" Aldrin
7. Mid shot of...
Sky News
Lab could revolutionise medical data analysis
Lab could revolutionise medical data analysis
Curated Video
How Vietnam Beat The Coronavirus
Despite sharing a border with China, Vietnam hasn't recorded a single COVID-19 death. How did it achieve such a feat?
Bloomberg
What Exactly Are Bio-Electronics?
June 15 -- Bloomberg Businessweek's Matthew Campbell reports on GlaxoSmithKline experimenting with grain-size implants that can be bolted directly onto nerves to treat diseases, augmenting or replacing drugs. He speaks with Mark Barton...
Curated Video
Rise of teenagers leaving China for high school in the USA
Chinese students have long had a strong presence in American university campuses, looking for better opportunities outside of China.
And now, with almost a third of international students in the United States coming from China, growing...
Curated Video
USA: WASHINGTON: GOVERNMENT TAKE STEPS TO FIGHT "MAD COW DISEASE"
English/Nat
Congressmen in Washington heard testimony Wednesday on government steps to fight "Mad Cow Disease" in the U-S.
Lawmakers want to determine whether the Food and Drug Administration and other federal agencies are able to...
AFP News Agency
CLEAN : Zuckerberg:Facebook should take broader view of responsibility
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg wants to adopt a broader view of his responsibilities to avoid the harmful use of the social media site he says at a question and answer session at VivaTech Paris
Bloomberg
Universal Health Coverage Is a Pipe Dream, Kentucky Gov. Bevin Says
Apr.01 -- Kentucky Governor Matt Bevin discusses how trade is impacting the state and the outlook for U.S. health-care policy with Bloomberg's David Westin on "Bloomberg Markets: European Close."
Bloomberg
Booster Shot Is Needed, Says Tiziana Life Sciences' Weiner
Sep.02 -- Howard Weiner Harvard Medical School Professer and Tiziana Life Sciences Chief Scientific Officer, says we ultimately need a 3rd vaccine about 6-8 months after the first dose. He speaks with Guy Johnson and Alix Steel on...
Curated Video
World Health Org team investigates possible mystery flu cases
NB: wrong slate on tape, story correct
1. Wide shot of World Health Organisation (WHO) team at briefing
2. Mid shot of WHO team
3. Cutaway of WHO flag
4. SOUNDBITE (English) Doctor (Dr) John S. MacKenzie, Team leader and virologist from...
Bloomberg
23andMe CEO Anne Wojcicki on Glaxo Partnership and Data Security
Sep.05 -- Anne Wojcicki, 23andMe's chief executive officer, sits down with Bloomberg's Emily Chang at the TechCrunch Disrupt conference in San Francisco to discuss how the company hopes to leverage its technology in a partnership with...
Bloomberg
Coronavirus Testing Still Has a Long Way to Go: Johns Hopkins’ Sauer
Apr.29 -- Johns Hopkins Assistant Professor of Emergency Medicine Lauren Sauer discusses progress made on Covid-19 testing and remaining vigilant amid a slowdown in new cases. She speaks on "Bloomberg Surveillance." The Bloomberg School...
Curated Video
Several medical research groups are calling on President-elect Obama lift limits on federally funded stem cell research as soon as he reaches the Oval Office.
HEADLINE: Obama to reverse stem cell policy?
CAPTION: Several medical research groups are calling on President-elect Obama lift limits on federally funded stem cell research as soon as he reaches the Oval Office. (Nov. 10)
Amy...
Curated Video
Fears a full blown famine may be developing in Malakal area of South Sudan
UNICEF says more than a million South Sudanese children under the age of five will need treatment for severe acute malnutrition in 2014.
In Malakal, capital of Upper Nile state, the UN has erected tented emergency nutrition clinics that...
Curated Video
Dogs trained to assist diabetics
Durham - 25 June 2009
1. Various of Paul Jackson (left) and son James walking dog Tinker along riverbank
2. Tinker wearing jacket reading: "Diabetic Hypo-Alert Dog"
3. Wide of cafe in crowded street
4. Various of Paul Jackson and his...
Curated Video
Debate over ethics of embryo research
26 March 2008
1. London skyline with River Thames and St Paul's Cathedral
2. Houses of Parliament with River Thames in foreground
25 March 2008
3. Wide of Dr Minger in laboratory
4. Various of Minger conducting experiments
5....
Curated Video
New study shows slight improvement in Aboriginal health
Wadeyre, Northern Territory
1. Various of Aboriginal family seeing doctor
Darwin, Northern Territory
2. SOUNDBITE: (English) Dr David Thomas, Author of recent study:
"The most encouraging news is that even some of the diseases, the...
AFP News Agency
VOICED : Ethiopian sex workers get it on after condom campaigns
VOICED : Ethiopian sex workers get it on after condom campaigns
Bloomberg
Health-Care M&A: 2016 Market Report Card
Aug. 29 -- Susan Huang, head of M&A Americas at Morgan Stanley, examines the 2016 M&A market with a focus on health care and tends in deal-making. She speaks with Bloomberg's Jeff McCracken on "Bloomberg Markets."
AFP News Agency
VOICED: Leprosy on the rise in India's slums
VOICED: Leprosy on the rise in India's slums