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CLEAN : Israel launches third vaccine jab for most vulnerable

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Israel begins administering a third shot of the Pfizer/BioNTech coronavirus vaccine to patients with compromised immune systems, as cases in the country rise, the health ministry said (Footage by AFPTV via Getty Images)
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Covid Mutation Helped by Slow US Booster Uptake: Moderna

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Moderna co-founder and Chairman Noubar Afeyan discusses the latest Covid-19 vaccine booster, US vaccine resistance, and the next steps on the Moderna-Merck cancer vaccine plan. He speaks with Francine Lacqua on "Bloomberg Surveillance...
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Vitamin-rich mushrooms can boost immune systems

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Nutritionist Rob Hobson on the use and importance of mushrooms in our diets and their role in helping to protect the environment. The UK and Ireland Mushroom Producers have commissioned a new report entitled 'Mushrooming' the future of...
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Seeing ‘Glimmers of Hope’ on Coronavirus: Johns Hopkins’ Farley

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May.07 -- Johns Hopkins University Professor of Nursing Jason Farley discusses what is being learned about how individuals’ immune systems fight Covid-19 in different ways. He speaks on "Bloomberg Surveillance." The Bloomberg School of...
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Bloomberg

Tiziana Life Sciences Chairman on Alzheimer and Covid Efforts

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Jul.01 -- Tiziana’s Chairman of the Scientific Advisory Board Dr. Howard Weiner is a huge name in the industry for his work on nervous system diseases. He discusses his work on Alzheimer and Covid with Matt Miller on "Bloomberg Markets."
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Bloomberg

How Corbus Uses Synthetic Cannabinoids to Fight Diseases

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Nov.12 -- Yuval Cohen, Corbus Pharmaceuticals chief executive officer, discusses how the company is combating autoimmune diseases with Bloomberg's Ed Hammond on "Bloomberg Markets: The Close."
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Bloomberg

Boddities | Episode 11 | Why do bug bites cause skin bumps?

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When mosquitos feast on your blood they deposit toxins under the skin that can cause swelling. The severity of the swelling depends on your immune system.
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How Do Antibody Testing and Antibody Treatments For COVID-19 Work?

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Antibody testing and antibody serum has been mentioned a lot in the fight against COVID-19. Medically, how does it work?
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John Barry Tells Newsy We're Ceding Control To The Virus

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John Barry is an author and a distinguished scholar at Tulane University's school of public health and tropical medicine.
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Bloomberg

Apeiron's Angermayer on Technology for Happiness

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Christian Angermayer, Founder, Apeiron Investment Group spoke to Bloomberg's Devon Pendleton at the Bloomberg Technology Summit about his technology investments and how he thinks they will improve human lives.
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Demand For At-Home COVID Tests High Across The U.S. Amid Variant Surge

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At-home tests are flying off the shelves, and the uptick in usage has medical officials concerned.
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Curated Video

Transplant Patients Scared After COVID Vaccine Revelation

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Johns Hopkins University found only 54% of fully vaccinated organ transplant recipients developed antibodies.
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Bloomberg

Insights From the World's Biggest Cancer Conference

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Jun.08 -- Dr. Drew Pardoll, director of the Bloomberg-Kimmel Cancer Institute for Cancer Immunotherapy, and Bloomberg Intelligence's Asthika Goonewardene share insights from the ASCO cancer conference. They spoke Thursday on "Bloomberg...
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Curated Video

How Do Antibody Testing and Antibody Treatments For COVID-19 Work?

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Antibody testing and antibody serum has been mentioned a lot in the fight against COVID-19. Medically, how does it work?
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Press Association

Alternative to chemotherapy being developed in Northern Ireland

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An experimental cancer treatment is providing an alternative to chemotherapy in Northern Ireland. It is an alternative to chemotherapy, which attacks all rapidly-dividing cells even if they're healthy.
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Curated Video

A new jab could provide permanent protection from allergies

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Lyon, France 1. Various of Vernie family leaving house - saying goodbye to Ann Marie Vernie (mother) 2. Various Ann Marie Vernie cleaning 3. SOUNDBITE: (English): Ann Marie Vernie, Housewife "During the winter he used to have...
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Bloomberg

How Covid Vaccine Tech Could Soon Be Used to Fight Cancer

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Apr.09 -- The mRNA technology at the heart of two Covid-19 shots has been decades in the making. Now it may soon be used to fight cancer and HIV. (Video by Vicky Feng)
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Two winners of Nobel Prize in Medicine developed therapies for treating cancer

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The Nobel Prize in medicine was jointly awarded Monday to two researchers from the United States and Japan for advances in discovering how the body's immune system can fight off the scourge of cancer.
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Bloomberg

Dr. Patrick Soon-Shiong Says 'Triangle Offense' Against Cancer Is Working

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Jan.13 -- Dr. Patrick Soon-Shiong, NantKwest Inc. chief executive officer, discusses the immunotherapy company's 2020 cancer trials with Bloomberg's Taylor Riggs at the JPMorgan Health Care Conference in San Francisco on "Bloomberg...
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Bloomberg

Why A Universal Flu Shot Could Help Cure Other Viruses

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Nov.16 -- Influenza infects 1 billion people each year and its genetic shape-shifting means that vaccines aren't always effective. Scientists around the world are searching for a flu shot that will offer lasting protection and even fight...
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Press Association

Arthritic personal trainer explains why she defied lockdown

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A personal trainer with arthritis who defied Government instructions to self-isolate for 12 weeks said she has major concerns about how lockdown measures will eventually be lifted for those in the high-risk category. Sinead Fitzgibbon,...
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Measles Found To Leave Children's Immune Systems Vulnerable

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A new study found kids who recovered from measles lost antibodies that could help them fight off other illnesses.
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Bloomberg

Jenner Institute, University of Oxford on the Potential of a Cancer Vaccine

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Oct.13 -- Adrian Hill M.D., Director, Jenner Institute, University of Oxford talked to Bloomberg News’ Suzi Ring about the possibility of a vaccine against cancer.
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AFP News Agency

VOICED: Asthma relief in Pakistan salt mine

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VOICED: Asthma relief in Pakistan salt mine