Weatherthings
Weather Things: Hurricane Formation
For their size and impact, hurricanes are often called the greatest storms on Earth. They expend a tremendous amount of energy through the water cycle, and through wind, to maintain the balance of the atmosphere. Known by different names...
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Fake News: Politicians, journalists, and scientists face mistrust together
In this post-truth era we live in, the media, the science community, and the politicians together face increasing distrust from the public. But why? The issue was on everyone’s lips at the first ever European Parliament Science week from...
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Sexual assault education for judges
In the wake of a number of controversial rulings, MPs are considering a bill to make education about hearing sexual assault cases mandatory for all judges in Canada
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How 'euro-myths' haunt the U.K. Brexit debate
Campaigns on both sides of Britain's referendum on EU membership have been pushing their messages hard, but more than a few of those messages are actually myths.
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Is reheating rice dangerous ? Debunking food myths with this Montreal doctor
Dr. Christopher Labos, epidemiologist, cardiologist and author of Does Coffee Cause Cancer ? And 8 More Myths About the Food We Eat, discusses myths about dark chocolate, red wine and breakfast.
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International Epilepsy Day: Debunking common myths around epilepsy
On World Epilepsy Day, Dr. Amit Kumar Agarwal, Consultant, Dept of Neurology, Amrita Hospital Faridabad debunks several myths around the disease. Epilepsy is a neurological disorder characterized by recurrent seizures due to abnormal...
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Common myths around heart diseases debunked
Debunking heart disease myths is crucial for promoting accurate health information and dispelling misconceptions that may lead to misguided lifestyle choices. Clearing these myths empowers individuals to make informed decisions about...
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Common myths around menopause we need to stop believing
In this video, Tammana Singh, menopause coach, Founder of Menoveda debunks some common misconceptions and myths around menopause. Let's hear what we need to stop believing.
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Bat ‘condos’, education used to help species under threat
Bats often get a bad rap but several B.C. cities are making efforts to protect them — including building them their own homes — as a fatal fungus threatens to diminish the bat population.
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Debunking COVID-19 myths about lemons, masks and holding your breath
Misinformation about COVID-19 treatments and prevention are spreading online. Lemons, steam and warm water do nothing to prevent infection, and holding your breath for 10 seconds is not an accurate way to test for COVID-19.
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Do women spend more than men? Untangling gender-based money myths
Myths surrounding women and money can often propel the falsehoods even further. Here are some common misconceptions debunked.
Bridgeman Arts
Owl & Venus Fly Trap 1920s
B&W. Title: A Wise Old Bird. An owl sitting on a fence. Close up of talons. A man puts owl in trance and lays it on its back on two flower pots. He wakes it, it flaps around on his arm. Owl sat on flower pot in rain. It flies onto...
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PARIS SIGHTSEEING ON A BATEAUX MOUCHE, SEPTEMBER 1978
The film opens with the Eiffel Tower and a sign informing us that on the left are the "Bateaux Mouches" boats. People are getting ready to board and the tour begins. We see a part of the Musée d'Orsay and then the building of the Court...
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Doctors Warn About The Spread Of Vaccine Misinformation Online
False statements include the vaccine causes infertility, the government exaggerates the number of COVID deaths, and the vaccine contains a microchip.
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University of Canberra's Curato on Philippine Elections
Nicole Curato, Professor of Political Sociology at the University of Canberra, discusses the outlook for the Philippines as voters heads to the polls. She speaks with Haslinda Amin, Shery Ahn and Haidi Stroud-Watts on "Bloomberg...
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What The Fact: Testing For Coronavirus
Curious who pays if you get tested for coronavirus? PolitiFact helps us clear it up.
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CLEAN : Winter Olympics 2014 the metamorphosis of
CLEAN : Winter Olympics 2014 the metamorphosis of
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Alibaba Is a Symbol of Chinas Emergence: Sorrell
Sept. 18 -- Sir Martin Sorrell, Chief Executive Officer at WPP, offers his thoughts on the Alibaba IPO and the global emergence of Chinese companies. He speaks with Betty Liu on In The Loop.
Bloomberg
HSBC's Steven Major Shatters Myths of Fixed-Income Market
Feb.08 -- Steven Major, global head of fixed income research at HSBC, explains why looser fiscal policy doesn’t lead to higher bond yields. He speaks on "Bloomberg Markets: European Open."
Bridgeman Arts
Various Artists, Apollo and Daphne throughout time
In this video we explore the stylistic evolution of the History of Art, using the myth of Apollo and Daphne as a basis.
Bloomberg
So Long Bordeaux, Hello Bubbly Champagne
Dec. 23 -- Master of Wine Jennifer Simonetti-Bryan discusses champagne myths and how to open a bottle of the bubbly properly.
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'Stranger Things' stars remember the eighties
'STRANGER THINGS' STARS REMEMBER THE EIGHTIES
Paul Reiser, a newcomer to season two of Netflix's "Stranger Things," says the show taps into some of his favorite memories of the 1980s.
"There's something just...
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CLEAN : Climate Central CEO discusses IPCC report on climate change impact on coastal cities
Benjamin Strauss, CEO and chief scientist of Climate Central, discusses the report on the impact of climate change on coastal cities by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (Footage by AFPTV via Getty Images)
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Worlds First ÷Smart Ship Sets Sail
Oct. 30 -- Royal Caribbean Cruises Chief Executive Officer Richard Fain discusses the impact of Ebola on leisure travel and their introduction of a high technology smart ship. He speaks with Francine Lacqua on Bloomberg Televisions The...