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Philippines Foreign Minister Blas Ople dies of heart attack in Taipei

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Manila, Philippines, February 12, 2003 1. Close up of Philippines Foreign Minister Blas Ople Manila, Philippines, January 9 2003 2. Ople lighting up cigarette 3. Ople shaking hands with US Under Secretary of State John Bolton Jakarta,...
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Rural doctors learn diagnosis techniques

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Niulandian Village, Sichuan Province - April 2008 1. Medium-shot of village doctor Wang Wenyi with patient 2. Close-up of Wang hand taking pulse 3. Medium-shot of Wang writing prescription 4. Close-up of Wang hand writing...
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Jani Exley's father, 84-year-old Albert Stevens Jr., was diagnosed with listeria from a contaminated cantaloupe in Colorado. Despite having quadruple-bypass heart surgery and being on oxygen, Stevens lived unassisted, until now. (Oct. 1)

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HEADLINE: Daughter: Listeria took dad's independence CAPTION: Jani Exley's father, 84-year-old Herbert Stevens Jr., was diagnosed with listeria from a contaminated cantaloupe in Colorado. Despite having quadruple-bypass heart surgery and...
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WRAP Pinochet supporters outside hospital after his heart attack

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1. Pan from media gathered outside to wide shot of hospital 2. Police guarding hospital 3. Lucia Pinochet Hiriart, General Pinochet's wife, walking towards hospital 4. Marco Antonio and family walking towards hospital 5. SOUNDBITE:...
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WRAP UN statement on Milosevic autopsy, lawyer s'bite

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1. Wide exterior of Netherlands Forensic Institute, man walks past with his dog 2. Car with diplomatic number plates arriving 3. Vans with Dutch number plates arriving 4. SOUNDBITE (English) Alexandra Milanov, United Nations...
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ISRAEL/USA: ALTERNATIVE OPERATION TO HEART BYPASS

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English/Nat A sophisticated operation performed in Israel was watched by doctors in Washington D.C. who wanted to learn more about the technique. The operation is an alternative to heart bypass surgery. Thousands of U.S. doctors watched...
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WRAP Serb min. on autopsy, Milosevic's lawyer, diplomatic car leaves Forensic Instit.

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1. Wide exterior of Netherlands Forensic Institute, man walks past with his dog 2. Various of car with diplomatic number plates arriving 3. Various of vans with Dutch number plates arriving 4. People entering building 5. SOUNDBITE:...
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The Red Dress Project opens New York Fashion Week

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Associated Press Television New York 2 February 2007 1. Medium Kim Cattrall 2. SOUNDBITE: (English) Kim Cattrall: "I was touched by something personally. My little niece who is turns four in about three weeks, she was born with a heart...
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Coffee buzz: Java drinkers may live a little longer, according to a new study that linked longevity to at least one cup a day.

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HEADLINE: Coffee may be key to living longer CAPTION: Coffee buzz: Java drinkers may live a little longer, according to a new study that linked longevity to at least one cup a day. (May 16) (SUPER = Washington DC) "Single skim...
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FILE Austria's president in critical condition following heart failure

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(FILE:) Vienna, Austria, 4 January 2000 1. Austrian President Thomas Klestil addressing the nation 2. Klestil meeting cabinet 3. Klestil speaking to cabinet 4. Klestil shaking hands with members of cabinet (FILE:) Brussels, Belgium, 7...
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Pill harnassing all the goodness of dark chocolate goes on trial

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Chocolate is something many people find hard to resist. But when it comes to being healthy, it's something we're all told to eat in moderation. Now though, trials are set to take place of a new pill which contain nutrients found in dark...
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Classes are being offered nationwide to encourage African Americans to learn about cooking fresh foods based on traditional African cuisine. The program is trying to combat obesity, heart disease and other ailments often linked to diet. (July 28)

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FOR CLEAN VERSION SEE STORY NUMBER: apus014515 (NATS of lentils going into pot) (NATS: I'm really enjoying the looks on people's faces as they're contemplating eating cold peas.) SOUNDBITE (English) Mandy Willig, dietician: "The actual...
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A man who had a heart attack while jogging in London says actor Dustin Hoffman saved his life

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A man who had a heart attack while jogging in London's Hyde Park says his life was saved by a famous passer-by, Dustin Hoffman. Sam Dempster says the actor called an ambulance and waited with him after he collapsed on April 27. On his...
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Celebrities take to the runway in support of Heart Truth

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1. Pan backstage 2. SOUNDBITE (English) Sheryl Crow: "i'm wearing Ralph Lauren, he's kind of my main man and the dress is gorgeous, I mean he just does amazing, beautiful couture dresses so it's easy." 3. setup shot Kelly Rowland 4....
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Saeb Erekat is hospitalised after suffering a heart attack

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8 May 2012 1. Wide exterior of Ramallah Hospital compound 2. Close-up hospital sign 3. Wide exterior of Ramallah Hospital compound 4. Mid Azzam al-Ahmed, representative of Palestinian president Mahmoud Abbas in talks with Hamas, talking...
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Patient reax as deaths from bad heart drugs rise to almost 70

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1. Mid shot of patient affected by the faulty drugs being pushed on wheelchair at Mayo hospital 2. Various of hospital ward with affected patients on beds 3. Man on bed receiving treatment 4. Various of man in hospital bed receiving...
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Family friend says autopsy on actor confirmed he died of heart attack

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1. Relatives of "Sopranos" actor James Gandolfini exiting mini-van, including his sister Leta (short black hair, black top, last one to exit) and entering morgue where his body is kept 2. Exterior of morgue 3. Sign on morgue exterior 4....
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South Koreans eat more instant ramen noodles per capita than anywhere else in the world. But American researchers say eating too much may increase the risk of diabetes, heart disease and stroke. (Aug. 21)

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IT COSTS LESS THAN A DOLLAR A PACK AND involves only THREE STEPS - BOIL THE WATER, POUR IN THE CONTENTS, AND EAT. SOUNDBITE (Korean) Han Seung-youn, diner: "I think the merits of ramen compared to other foods are the fact that I can eat...
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New analysis show the widely used diabetes pill Actos appears to lower a patient's chances of death, heart attack or stroke, unlike its beleaguered chief rival Avandia. But the study also indicates both drugs carry a risk of nonfatal heart failure.

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HEADLINE: Weighing the risks of diabetes drugs CAPTION: New analysis show the widely used diabetes pill Actos appears to lower a patient's chances of death, heart attack or stroke, unlike its beleaguered chief rival Avandia. But the...
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Claims overweight teenagers who go to the gym can prevent type 2 diabetes

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1. Close up of Eddie Choz lifting weights 2. Mid shot of Eddie Choz lifting weights 3. Wide shot of Choz 4. Close shot of weights on machine 5. SOUNDBITE: (English) Eddie Choz, study participant "It's been going great. I get to do...
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SYND 5 9 68 HOSPITAL STATEMENT ON PROGRESS OF LATEST HEART TRANSPLANT PATIENT

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Groote Schuur Hospital press relations spokesman reads statement on the progress of a recent heart transplant patient, Pieter Johannes Smith, by Doctor Christian Barnard 1. gv exterior, Groote Schuur Hospital, cape Town 2. ms Doctor Reve...
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SYND 27 9 80 HEALTHY HEART CONFERENCE IN MOSCOW

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Many top doctors in Moscow gather for a conference about a subject that dominates the minds of men - how to have a healthy heart and keep it going 1. gv exterior hotel building, tilt down to entrance 2. interior conference, VIP's at...
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Floating clinic vistis remote communities in Siberia

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LEADINA mobile health clinic is setting sail in remote Russia to visit communities cut off by the freezing winter conditions. The huge territories of Northern Siberia are almost inaccessible for up to 9 months each year, the roads are...
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Are eggs bad for you? New study rekindles debate

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The latest U.S. research on eggs won't go over easy for those who can't eat breakfast without them.