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Scientists try to create first water buffalo clone

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Nueva Ecija - 7 March 2006 3. Wide shot of water buffalo (carabao) eating 4. Water buffalos eating 5. Wide of ''high milk yielding'' water buffalo 6. Close-up of ''high milk yielding'' water buffalo 7. Wide of micro-manipulation...
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Dogs in the US are being trained to sniff out lung and breast cancer in humans.

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San Anselmo, California, United States 1. Poodles walking down the street 2. Poodles walking into Pine Street Foundation 3. Close up of Pine Street Foundation sign 4. Various of poodles training 5. Michael McCulloch talking to cancer...
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Massages to lose inches without a workout

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AP Television London, UK, February 28, 2011 1. Wide pan of reflection of therapist and client to mid of therapist and client 2. Close of LPG Endermologie machine working on clients stomach 3. Close tilt down from therapist to client...
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Charity warns of risk of cancer from obesity

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LEAD-IN:As many as 700,000 people in the UK could develop cancer in the next 20 years due to being overweight or obese, according to a new report by charity Cancer Research UK and charitable alliance the UK Health Forum.The projection is...
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Low cost procedure could stop miscarriages

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LEAD IN: UK scientists investigating miscarriages in pregnancy believe they may have discovered why some women have them.The team believe a simple procedure to scratch the womb wall will increase the growth of stem cells in the lining...
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Low cost procedure could stop miscarriages +FIRST RUN MAY 9 2016+

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FOR CLEAN VERSION SEE STORY NUMBER: 4034465LEAD IN: UK scientists investigating miscarriages in pregnancy believe they may have discovered why some women have them.The team believe a simple procedure to scratch the womb wall will...
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Prosecutors indict disgraced cloning scientist

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AP Television News May 12, 2006 1. Prosecution official Lee In-kyu entering news conference 2. Cutaway of photographers 3. Wide shot of news conference 4. SOUNDBITE (Korean): Lee In-kyu, Prosecution official: " We decided to indict...
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Government sponsored project to make jewellery from human bones

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1. Women walking down street 2. Man looking in jewellery shop window 3. Various of jewellery in windows 4. Jewellery designer Nikki Stott in workshop 5. Close up of Stott working 6. SOUNDBITE (English) Nikki Stott, jewellery...
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Testing Stem Cells in Babies to Fight Defects

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FOR CLEAN VERSION SEE STORY NUMBER: apus068846AT 4 MONTHS OLD, JOSUE SALINAS SALGADO IS GOING HOME FROM THE HOSPITAL FOR THE FIRST TIME SINCE HE WAS BORN. JOSUE HAS A RARE HEART DEFECT THAT WOULD BE FATAL WITHOUT TREATMENT. IN ORDER FOR...
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Dr. Jack Szostak and fellow researchers Carol Greider and Elizabeth Blackburn shared the Nobel Prize for medicine Monday for their research into how chromosomes protect themselves from degrading when cells divide.

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HEADLINE: Nobel winner Szostak pleased to share award CAPTION: Dr. Jack Szostak and fellow researchers Carol Greider and Elizabeth Blackburn shared the Nobel Prize for medicine Monday for their research into how chromosomes protect...
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Disgraced cloning expert convicted in SKorea

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1. South Korean cloning scientist Hwang Woo-suk (red tie) entering the courthouse for hearing surrounded by security, supporters and media 2. Medium of Hwang entering 3. Wide of Hwang entering 4. Close-up of Hwang entering 5....
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Second hearing in trial of disgraced cloning scientist

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July 4, 2006 1. South Korean stem cell scientist Hwang Woo-suk arriving with lawyers for hearing 2. Cutaway of sign in Korean listing room numbers of Seoul Central District Court 3. Media 4. Badge on bag of Hwang supporter reading (in...
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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.

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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...
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Research centre aims to establish Singapore as world bio-medical hub

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Singapore - recent 1. Exterior tilt shot of a sky-bridge between Biopolis buildings, tilt down traffic on road 2. Road sign 3. Two men beside entrance to building 4. Sculptured map of Biopolis 5. Novartis sign 6. Nanos building sign 7....
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Interview with American winner of Nobel chemistry prize

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1. Wide of Martin Chalfie, winner of Nobel Prize in chemistry, walking down street with dog 2. SOUNDBITE: (English) Martin Chalfie, American scientist and Nobel Prize winner in chemistry: "In a sense, one hopes about this. You have...
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Politicians in US debate federal funding of stem-cell research

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Washington DC, USA, July 17, 2001 1. Wide of Capitol Building tilt down to news conference 2. SOUNDBITE: (English) Orin Hatch, Republican Congressman Utah: "I came to the conclusion that if we want to extend life and facilitate life,...
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An accidental discovery in Israel makes IVF treatment more successful

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1. Various of mother, Gitta Haim Nissim, with her daughter 2. SOUNDBITE (Hebrew) Gitta Haim Nissim, mother: When the nurse put her on my shoulders, I kissed her. I spoke to Momee and finally fell asleep. Then at 4:00 am I fought with the...
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Debate over ethics of embryo research

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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....
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Low cost procedure could stop miscarriages

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FOR CLEAN VERSION SEE STORY NUMBER: 4034465LEAD IN: UK scientists investigating miscarriages in pregnancy believe they may have discovered why some women have them.The team believe a simple procedure to scratch the womb wall will...
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Can green tea enhance Olympic ahtletes'' performances?

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London, UK, April 16, 2012 1. Various of tea shop owner Timothy d''Offay and assistant prising open tea chest 2. Close zoom out of wooden plaque with teapot sign to reveal canisters of tea 3. Mid low view of canisters 4. Close of...
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From gold to caviar - anti aging must haves in 2011

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AP Television Stellenbosch, South Africa - 19 January 2011 1. Bottle being opened - zoom out to wine being poured into bath, pulling out to a two shot of couple 2. Wide of couple drinking wine in bath 3. Medium of couple drinking...
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Announcement of award of Nobel Prize for medicine

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1. Wide exterior of Nobel Forum headquarters 2. Various of statue of founder, Alfred Nobel 3. Close of clock inside press room 4. Wide of Nobel committee members arriving 5. Cutaway of media 6. SOUNDBITE (English) Hans Jornvall,...
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Yoshinori Ohsumi wins medicine Nobel Prize

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Japanese scientist Yoshinori Ohsumi was awarded this year's Nobel Prize in medicine on Monday for discoveries on how cells break down and recycle parts of themselves in an internal rubbish disposal process.The Karolinska Institute...