News Clip4:37
Curated Video

Masking up (again) and other ways to protect yourself from smoky air

9th - Higher Ed
With wildfire smoke enveloping major parts of Ontario and Quebec, we look at some ways you can protect yourself — including masking up. Plus, a Q&A from viewers with respirologist Dr. Samir Gupta.
News Clip4:00
Curated Video

Russia’s underground businesses thrive during COVID-19 lockdown

9th - Higher Ed
Russia's largest cities remain officially locked down at least until the end of June, but CBC News discovered a thriving sub-culture of bars, gyms and other services that continue to operate clandestinely.
News Clip4:21
Curated Video

Doctors Warn That Feeding Pigeons Could Be Killing You | I Witness

Pre-K - Higher Ed
A study has shown that pigeon droppings may contribute to various infections, including typhoid. The research highlighted how pigeon droppings can lead to lung diseases through inflammation and scarring. Prolonged exposure to these...
News Clip19:52
Curated Video

The Breakdown | Comparing tax cut promises + Ibogaine treatment

9th - Higher Ed
With the federal election campaign in high gear, About That host Andrew Chang joins The National to compare Liberal and Conservative tax cut promises. Plus, breaking down Ibogaine’s promise and dangers in treating drug addiction.
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Curated Video

Health risks from the flooding in Texas could linger for months

Higher Ed
Flood waters in Texas are receding, but the health risks for devastated communities could persist for months to come. (Scripps News)
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Curated Video

FDA Advisers Reviewed a Sickle Cell Treatment

Higher Ed
The Food and Drug Administration says there’s an unmet need for help for patients suffering from severe sickle cell anemia. A new drug that uses gene editing could solve that.
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Curated Video

Breakthrough Sickle Cell Treatments Come with Health Risks

Higher Ed
The Food and Drug Administration has approved two gene-editing treatments for patients 12 and older suffering from severe sickle cell disease, but they come with health risks doctors want patients to know about.
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Curated Video

Study: Gas Stoves Worse For Climate Than Previously Thought

Higher Ed
Methane is a greenhouse gas that is dozens of times more potent than carbon dioxide but doesn't stay in the atmosphere nearly as long.
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Curated Video

Ukraine - Challenges to health

Higher Ed
(Dur: 13 mins 06 secs/Ukrainian sot: 45 secs/Russian sot: 1 min 30 secs/English sot: 56 secs)

In the wake of the Chernobyl disaster, and six years after independence, the Ukraine's fifty-two million people are trying to come to...
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Bloomberg

23andMe CEO Says Her Company Needs to Change When It Comes to Race

Higher Ed
Jun.09 -- Anne Wojcicki, 23andMe Inc. , discusses the ways individuals and companies can make themselves accountable amid protests over the death of a black man in police custody. She speaks on "Bloomberg Technology."
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Sky News

Prime Minister Boris Johnson Covid Presser Part 3

Higher Ed
CLEAN: Interior shots of British Prime Minister Boris Johnson speaking at government covid update press conference on 9 September 2020 in London, United Kingdom.
Instructional Video
PBS

Pbs Learning Media: Meet the Helpers: Social Distancing

Pre-K - 1st
Be a germ buster and learn how to we can help each other stay healthy when feeling sick. [0:55]
Instructional Video
PBS

Pbs Learning Media: Kellie and Kristen

Pre-K - 1st
Kellie and Kristen, both allergic to nuts, prove nut-free chocolates can be delicious, in this video from Arthur: "Binky Goes Nuts."
Instructional Video
PBS

Pbs Learning Media: Meet the Helpers: How an Epidemiologist Helps

Pre-K - K
Meet an epidemiologist and see how these disease detectives are working to help the spread of the Coronavirus. Included are discussion questions to go along with the video. [1:00]