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USA: RESEARCH SHOWS DEFINITE LINK BETWEEN CIGARETTES AND CANCER

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English/Nat U-S scientists say new genetic research shows a definite link between cigarettes and cancer. In a study published Friday in an American journal, researchers say a chemical present in tobacco commonly links up with a gene...
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Vatican condemns reports of human cloning

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1. Wide shot of St. Peter's square 2. SOUNDBITE: (Italian) Monsignor Mauro Cozzoli: "Each human being must be generated with respect for the truth of procreation and the truth of the human person. Those techniques which can be...
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Hearing on cloning after claims Clonaid impregnated woman

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Seoul - 07 January 2003 1. Wide shot of inside of public hearing room at the national assembly 2. Mid shot screen 3. Close up of chairman of committee call public hearing to order 4. Pull back from audience to committee room 5. Close up...
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We Can Save and Change Lives, Says Wojcicki

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Anne Wojcicki, 23andMe CEO and co-founder, talks about how her company can help decipher the human genetic code and save lives. She's on "The David Rubenstein Show: Peer-to-Peer Conversations." This was recorded July 21 in Palo Alto.
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Branson Backs 23andMe Going Public

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Anne Wojcicki, 23andMe CEO and co-founder, talks about going public via SPAC and being supported by Richard Branson. She's on "The David Rubenstein Show: Peer-to-Peer Conversations." This was recorded July 21st in Palo Alto.
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Biotech firm offers US drug companies licence to commecialise diabetes treatment

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August 11, 2009 1. Pan of Heberprot-P medication 2. Wide shot of doctors entering conference room for news briefing 3. Reporters 4. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Ernesto Lopez, Scientist at Cuban Centre for Genetic Engineering and...
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Former colleague of disgraced scientist produces cloned Afghan hound

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18 December 2006 1. Wide shot of three professors holding three cloned female dogs 2. Pan from cloned dog Bona to cloned dog named Hope 3. Mid of three cloned female dogs playing in cage 4. Close up of Hope (cloned female dog) 5. Mid...
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USA: OBESITY TREATMENT BREAKTHROUGH

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English/Nat It may be too early for the average couch potato to start cheering, but mice looking to lose weight have something new to celebrate. Scientists have created genetically-altered strains of mice that can eat a high-fat diet...
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KENYA: MICE & HUMAN DNA

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Eng/Jap/Nat Nibbling away in boxes filled with wood chips in a building overlooking the Ngong hills, thousand of Kenyan mice are ready for the most important job of their lives. The June 26th announcement in Washington by scientists and...
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Campaigner Jose Bove welcomes ban on genetically-modified maize

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Paris, France - January 12, 2007 1. Pan from the French stock exchange building to the squat where activist Jose Bove and his supporters have been conducting their hunger strike 2. Bove talking to others 3. Table being set up 4. Man...
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Scientists work on vaccine for foot-and-mouth disease

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Buenos Aires - 16 March 2006 1. Various of exteriors National Institute of Agricultural Technology, INTA 2. Various of scientists working in INTA laboratory 3. Various of laboratory mice nibbling genetically modified alfalfa 4....
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USA: SAN DIEGO: AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR CANCER RESEARCH CONFERENCE

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English/Nat The world's top cancer experts have converged on the U-S city of San Diego in California to share their latest discoveries in the battle against the deadly disease. The five-day conference has been told that medical science...
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Scientist reveals why he exposed fraudulent stem cell research

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The whistleblower who exposed fake stem cell research in South Korea says the country is still dominated by the values that allowed cloning fraudster Hwang Woo-suk to become a national hero. After nearly 10 years of silence, Ryu...
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Genetically modified soya developed to tackle flooding and drought

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AP Television FILE Undated, Cordoba, Argentina 1. Various aerials of flooded agricultural land 2. Close pan from one withered plant to another 3. Wide of arid dry land with cattle grazing in background 4. Wide of desertified land AP...
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Twins study explores space and genetic frontier

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Twins study explores space and genetic frontier

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23andMe CEO Wojcicki Says FDA Approval Is 'Huge Step Forward'

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Nov.05 -- The U.S. Food and Drug Administration approved a DNA test from 23andMe. The company's ceo and co-founder Anne Wojcicki talks to Bloomberg's Emily Chang.
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CHINA: GM FOODS WELCOMED

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Mandarin/Nat Object of a worldwide controversy, Genetically Modified Food in the West has raised many public health concerns. Public reaction has prompted many countries to adopt tight controls on genetic research and farming. But in...
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Chinese farmers embrace hybrid rice

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Hunan Province, China - June 20, 2006 1. Wide pan of rice field in Hunan province 2. Wide of farmer doing farm works in field 3. Close of farmer pulling weeds in rice field 4. Close of farmer 5. Close of rice, tilt up to wide of farmer...
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INDIA: PHARMACEUTICAL COMPANIES RACE TO PRODUCE A VIAGRA CLONE

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Hindi/English/Nat Viagra may have made a sensational debut on the Western market but a different kind of competition awaits the anti-impotence pill in India. Favourable patent laws have spurred a race among the Indian pharmaceutical...
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A one-time Spanish-born priest who later became an evolutionary geneticist and molecular biologist and helped scientifically refute creationism with his research was honoured Thursday with one of the world''s top religion prizes. (March 25)

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HEADLINE: Biologist, Former Priest Wins Top Religion & Science Prize CAPTION: A one-time Spanish-born priest who later became an evolutionary geneticist and molecular biologist and helped scientifically refute creationism with his...
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USA: EL NINO WEATHER PHENOMENON SAID TO BE DYING OUT (2)

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English/Nat "El Nino" -- the weather phenomenon that has caused unusual weather patterns since the beginning of 1997 is said to be dying out. Using the latest satellite technology, NASA researchers say that for the first time they can...