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New drug set to change how world's largest population living with HIV deals with the virus
Ga-Rankuwa township, north of Pretoria
1. Wide exterior Phedisong 4 Clinic in Ga-Rankuwa township, north of Pretoria, with marquees for launch of new ARV pill rollout
2. Close banners reading (English): "HIV texting is free in all public...
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WRAP Announcements on AIDS vaccine and AIDS dug T-20
Barcelona, July 8, 2002
1. Various exteriors of building where conference is being held
2. Setup shot of Tom Francis, Co-founder of VAXGEN
3. SOUNDBITE: (English)Tom Francis, Co-founder of VaxGen
"The purpose here, like other vaccines...
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Australian scientists develop a test for screening bird flu
Sydney, Australia - recent
1. Westmead Millennium Institute building
2. Sign reading Westmead Millennium Institute
3. John Iredell, Associate Professor, walking through corridor
4. SOUNDBITE: (English), John Iredell, Associate...
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US promises cheaper drugs to poorer countries
1. Wide shot meeting
2. SOUNDBITE: (English) Tommy Thompson, U.S. Health and Human Services Secretary
"Today I'm very happy to be able to announce that we've developed a faster, a new expedited FDA (Federal Drug Administration)...
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Book about Alzheimer's says disease is now an epidemic in America
1. Wide shot Tom Harris and his wife Yasuko Harris (Alzheimer's sufferer) walk from building towards bench to sit down
2. Wide shot Harris and Yasuko on bench
3. Close up Yasuko's hands tilt up to her face
4. Wide shot zoom in to medium...
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EU Agency Links J&J Vaccine, Blood Clots
At least eight people who got the J&J shot have developed blood clots, but more than 7 million have gotten this vaccine in the U.S.
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Analysis: As states reopen hospital capacity vital
As some states slowly begin reopening their economy amid the coronavirus pandemic, one expert on emerging infectious disease and pandemic preparedness, says hospital capacity is vital as the chance of more cases increases.
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AIDS exacerbating food crisis, says AIDS council
1. Various of cemetery showing freshly dug graves
2. Various of people digging grave
3. Night shots of sex workers on streets
4. Sex workers with clients
5. Female sex worker at home (disguised)
6. SOUNDBITE: (English) Sex...
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Scientists make progress in search for vaccine
1. Pan exterior of Robert Koch Institute
2. Medium shot Robert Koch Institute
3. Reinhard Kurt, Frans van den Boom and Jan van Lunzen entering
4. Auditorium
5. SOUNDBITE (German) Jan van Lunzen, University Hospital of Hamburg...
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Diabetes on the rise in India.
AP Television
Mumbai, India - 1st November, 2009
1. Wide shot of diabetes sufferer, Jagdish Gandhi, inside temple
2. Mid shot diabetes sufferer, Jagdish Gandhi praying
3. Close up statue of Jain God
4. Close up diabetes sufferer, Jagdish...
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Alternative strategy for vaccination developed
1. Epstein and Burke walk up to podium
2. SOUNDBITE (English) Dr Donald Burke, Professor of International Health and Epidemiology at Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health:
"So what we have said is that you can take advantage of...
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RUSSIA: AIDS REACHES EPIDEMIC PROPORTIONS
Russian/Nat
AIDS in Russia is reaching epidemic proportions.
Over the past ten months of this year alone, more than 39-thousand cases of H-I-V have been registered in Russia, almost ten times more than the number of cases registered in...
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Reactions to shutdown of Philippines TV network
Rights groups and observers expressed alarm Wednesday over a government agency’s shutdown of ABS-CBN, the Philippines' largest TV and radio network, which has been a major provider of news on the coronavirus pandemic.
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Mobile avian flu testing kit at airports
Catania, Sicily, Italy
VNR - STMicroelectronics
1. Wide of plane landing
2. People at the airport
3. Various of doctor testing man for avian flu
4. Various of doctor analysing test on portable facilities
5. Man waiting outside
6....
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Report: Harare at risk of cholera outbreak due to collapsed water treatment and sanitation facilities
Zimbabwe's capital is at risk of a new cholera outbreak caused by collapsed water treatment and sanitation facilities, according to a Human Rights Watch report issued on Tuesday.
Residents in Harare's most impoverished townships have...
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UN reports says HIV epidemic growing
1. Poster announcing launch of AIDS epidemic update
2. Launch function; audience
3. UNAIDS Executive Director Peter Piot and Indian minister for statistics and implementation Oscar Fernandes releasing the report
4. Close-up cover of...
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Century after pandemic, science takes its best shot at flu ++voice track++
LEAD IN:
A century after one of history's most catastrophic disease outbreaks, scientists are rethinking how to guard against another super-flu like the 1918 influenza that killed tens of millions as it swept the globe.
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1.6.90 (Dur: 6mins 35secs/Engl sot: 50secs)
RR MUSIC: "Southern Landscapes" by Rick Fenn
STORY: The incidence of Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome -
AIDS - is increasing steadily throughout...
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WHO investigation shows H5N1 virus mutated slightly in family cluster
Jakarta, 23 June 2006
1. Various of bird flu conference
2. Indonesian official presenting report results on board
3. Close-up of official speaking
4. Close up of slide on screen reading: "NOT A PANDEMIC"
5. Wide of Keiji Fukuda,...
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Scientists probe deadly 1918 flu virus
APTN - London, 5 Feb 2004
1. Exterior of maximum-security "Containment 4" facility
2. Researcher dons special protective clothing
3. Researcher uses special gloves to handle bird flu virus
4. Scientist walks towards microscope
5. ...
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Expert says avian flu should be tackled at poultry level
1. Exterior of the World Organisation for Animal Health (OIE, Office International Des Epizooties in French) building
2. Close up of OIE stained glass
3. Dr. Alejandro Thiermann
4. SOUNDBITE: (English) Dr. Alejandro Thiermann, World...
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Queues outside offices to collect election voting ID cards
1. Top shot of crowd queuing to get their new ID cards to be able to vote in election
2. Close of crowd waiting outside ID card delivery centre to get their new card
3. Various of crowd
4. Official checking people's identification...
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Health minister declares pilgrimage free of contagious diseases
Saudi Arabia on Monday declared the Hajj pilgrimage to Mecca free from contagious diseases, after the country deployed thousands of health workers to protect pilgrims from the deadly Ebola virus and the Middle East Respiratory Syndrome,...
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President proposes plan to reduce AIDS transmission
1. Bush walks up to podium
2. SOUNDBITE (English) George W. Bush, US President:
"One of our best opportunities for progress against AIDS lies in preventing mothers from passing on the HIV virus to their children. Worldwide, close to...