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News Clip6:18
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Stress in pregnancy causes long term health problems for the unborn child

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London, UK, October 30, 2009 1. Mid tilt up of pregnant woman in antenatal class 2. Mid shot zoom out of television showing educational breastfeeding programme to class 3. Various of pregnant women in class 4. Wide of heavily pregnant...
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News Clip2:50
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INDIA: DELHI: MEDITATION IS KEY TO SUCCESS FOR INDIAN COMPANIES

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English/Nat Stressed-out Indian executives are turning to traditional meditation techniques to combat the pressures of modern office life. As the Indian economy grows at an alarming rate many large companies are turning to meditation to...
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News Clip3:51
Associated Press

Massage helps to reduce stress in elephants

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Koothattukulam, Ernakulum district, Kerala - 8 February 2008 1. Wide of massage therapist Elke Riesterer giving touch therapy to elephant 2. Mid of massaging of elephant 3. Close of hand on elephant's back 4. Mid of Riesterer speaking...
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News Clip6:41
Associated Press

Yoga helps victims of genocide and sexual violence

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LEADINAlternative therapies such as yoga are being used increasingly in Rwanda to help those still traumatised by the genocide of the 1990s.The classes are also a source of therapy and comfort to those suffering from HIV and...
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News Clip6:41
Associated Press

Yoga helps victims of genocide and sexual violence

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LEADINAlternative therapies such as yoga are being used increasingly in Rwanda to help those still traumatised by the genocide of the 1990s.The classes are also a source of therapy and comfort to those suffering from HIV and...
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News Clip5:26
Associated Press

Wearable device prompts yogis to keep breathing

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FOR CLEAN VERSION SEE STORY NUMBER: 4041336 LEAD IN:Millions of yoga enthusiasts across the world are celebrating International Yoga Day (21 June), practising their sun salutations and downward facing dogs. But breathing is just as...
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News Clip6:29
Associated Press

Wearable device prompts yogis to keep breathing

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LEAD IN:Millions of yoga enthusiasts across the world are celebrating International Yoga Day (21 June), practising their sun salutations and downward facing dogs. But breathing is just as important in yoga as bending and stretching into...
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News Clip6:24
Associated Press

Detox and get in shape for the party season

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LEADIN: Californians are focussing on getting their bodies 'party ready' as they prepare for the holiday celebrations, and top of the list is a good detox session. In Los Angeles there's a huge selection of so-called detox methods, from...
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News Clip6:24
Associated Press

Detox and get in shape for the party season

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LEADIN: Californians are focussing on getting their bodies 'party ready' as they prepare for the holiday celebrations, and top of the list is a good detox session. In Los Angeles there's a huge selection of so-called detox methods, from...
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News Clip6:24
Associated Press

Detox and get in shape for the party season

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LEADIN: Californians are focussing on getting their bodies 'party ready' as they prepare for the holiday celebrations, and top of the list is a good detox session. In Los Angeles there's a huge selection of so-called detox methods, from...
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News Clip4:39
Associated Press

Alternative Health treatments

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AP Television Los Angeles, California - Nov 30, 2009 1. Various of people on vibration machines 2. Close up control panel on vibration machine 3. Medium of woman, Jeffalyn Johnson, 81 years old, putting on air therapy suit 4. Pullout of...
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News Clip3:50
Associated Press

How severe, ongoing stress can affect a child's brain and body

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LEADIN:Researchers are discovering that ongoing stress during early childhood can harm children's brains and lead to major illnesses in adulthood. Doctors, schools and scientists in the U.S. are now seeking ways to help children cope, in...
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Archi''s Acres in Valley Center, California is one of about 20 work therapy programs, supported the Department of Veterans Affairs, that includes a gardening program. Combat veterans say their work there helps them cope with the stress of having been in war.

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HEADLINE: Farm helps war vets cope with combat stress CAPTION: Archi''s Acres in Valley Center, California is one of about twenty work therapy programs, supported the Department of Veterans Affairs, that includes a gardening program....
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News Clip5:30
Associated Press

Rise in fitness classes for senior citizens

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++No Slate at Start of Story++ AP Television Los Angeles, Nov 22, 2010 1. Pull out of senior man on treadmill in gym 2. Wide pan of gym 3. Pullout of senior woman working out with trainer 4. Close up of senior woman working out with ball...
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News Clip1:29
Associated Press

Former U.S. president vows to sleep more, manage stress

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AP Television New York, 17 Feb. 2010 1. Wide of former US President Bill Clinton at podium 2. SOUNDBITE (English) Bill Clinton, Former US President: "One of the things that really knocked me out before this happened was, once the Haiti...
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News Clip2:00
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The euphoria of a U.S. soldier's homecoming from Iraq often gives way to depression, stress and trouble dealing with family members during the first months home, a new Pentagon study finds

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HEADLINE:After Iraq, mental health problems arise CAPTION: The euphoria of a U.S. soldier's homecoming from Iraq often gives way to depression, stress and trouble dealing with family members during the first months home, a new Pentagon...
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News Clip4:23
Associated Press

Urban farming big trend in Jakarta

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AP Television Jakarta, Indonesia - September 18, 2011 1. Close of people harvesting spinach 2. Close of spinach being harvested 3. Wide of people harvesting 4. Mid of people harvesting 5. Pan of red spinach 6. Close of corn 7. Mid of...
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News Clip5:58
Associated Press

Royals open new high tech facility for England football players

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Burton-Upon-Trent - 3 October, 2012 1. Close of underwater treadmill with feet as they are lowered into pool 2. Wide of pool with man being lowered into water on underwater treadmill 3. Wide of screens showing treadmill being lowered...
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News Clip1:17
Associated Press

Former President Bill Clinton says he has no intention of slowing down despite last week''s procedure to unclog a blocked artery. Clinton told an event on childhood obesity that he will manage his stress better, and sleep and exercise more.

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HEADLINE: Clinton resumes public schedule, talks procedure CAPTION: Former President Bill Clinton says he has no intention of slowing down despite last week''s procedure to unclog a blocked artery. Clinton told an event on childhood...
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News Clip5:39
Associated Press

Yoga helps Indian soldiers deal with everyday stresses of the job

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The Himalayan territory of Kashmir is divided into an Indian-administered region and a Pakistani-held portion and claimed in entirety by both countries. The two countries have fought two of their three wars since independence in 1947...
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News Clip4:13
Associated Press

Comic characters come alive at Hong Kong cosplay event

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Cartoon characters are coming to life at a convention in Hong Kong celebrating everything animated. The16th annual Animation Comics Games Fair draws thousands of fans from across Asia who dress and play as their favourite characters....