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Life-Saving Antibiotics Could Be Hidden in Caves

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May 3 -- The rise of drug-resistant bacteria has created a huge need for new kinds of antibiotics but you can't easily synthesize new antibiotics in a lab - you have to find them in nature. Microbiologist Naowarat Cheeptham has been...
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Scientists conduct research in attempt to predict severity of coronavirus illness

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Scientists are carrying out research to try and predict who will become seriously ill from coronavirus by analysing the immune response of patients. The Defence Science and Technology Laboratory at Porton Down, near Salisbury, is working...
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Bloomberg

House of Cards? Concerns Mount Over Rising Household Debt

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July 20 -- Atif Mian, a Princeton University professor, discusses the rise in household debt with Bloomberg's Joe Weisenthal on "What'd You Miss?"
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Sky News

UK Flood Water Has High Contamination Levels

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UK Flood Water Has High Contamination Levels
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Curated Video

Laboratory analyses first samples brought out of Iraq

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1. Sign outside IAEA laboratories, Seibersdorf 2. Laboratory building 3. IAEA logo 4. Various shots of scientists working 5. Close up of gauge 6. Scientists working with sample 7. SOUNDBITE (English) David Donohue, Unit Head for the...
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CLEAN : In Burkina, classrooms are a refuge for students and teachers

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Since December 2021, students have been sleeping, eating and attending classes in this school, some are taught by Kotim Ouedraogo (Footage by AFPTV via Getty Images)
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Sky News

Boris Johnson Visit to Public Health England

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CLEAN: Interior shots of British Prime Minister Boris Johnson being shown rapid Coronavirus test on 27th November 2020, in Salisbury, Wiltshire, United Kingdom.
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NEW Scientists gather to discuss organic matter found beyond solar system

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++True Date Created = 18/02/2008++ 1. Set up shot of speakers getting ready for news conference 2. Close of Catherine Cesarsky, President of the International Astronomical Union, and Doctor Scott Sandford, Scientist at the National...
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NASA Set to Launch Mission for Asteroid Sample

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RESTRICTION SUMMARY: AP CLIENTS ONLYSHOTLIST:AP TELEVISION - AP CLIENTS ONLYWashington - 17 August 2016++QUALITY AS INCOMING++1. SOUNDBITE (English) Jim Green, Director of Planetary Science Division, NASA Headquarters: ++STARTS ON WIDE...
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Japan Is Quietly Preparing the Way for Humans In Space

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Material samples from asteroids may be instrumental to figuring out humanity's next steps into the solar system. Japan's young space agency, JAXA, has become the expert at going to get them.
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AFP News Agency

CLEAN : Neil Young-Spotify row underscores podcast 'broader misinformation problem': expert

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A data analyst based in Washington, DC, says the "decentralized" nature of the podcast industry makes it "more challenging" to moderate content (Footage by AFPTV via Getty Images)
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Curated Video

Unique metal mirrors said to bring luck and wealth

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Thiruvananthapuram, India, Recent 1. Various of Aranmula handcrafted metal mirror Aranmula, Pathanamthitta district, Recent 2. Various of River Pamba 3. Pan from board of Viswasarathy handicrafts to Sindhu's residence/factory 4. Various...
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A new era of genetic medicine could mean tens of thousands of patients in England having their illnesses diagnosed faster with improved treatments on the NHS. Scientists are to begin unlocking DNA from 100 thousand people at 11 centres.

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A new era of genetic medicine could mean tens of thousands of patients in England having their illnesses diagnosed faster with improved treatments on the NHS. Scientists are to begin unlocking DNA from 100 thousand people at 11 centres.
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Curated Video

Wastewater Is Tracking Down COVID In Communities

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For years, public health researchers have known viruses show up in a human's stool. But COVID amped up funding and interest to invest in a network.
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The Recount

What Women Want (College Degrees)

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While the United States takes 50 steps back, Mexico leaps forward — and unanimously decriminalizes abortion. After 13 years of conservatorship, Britney Spears is closer than ever to finally being free. Plus: Girls go to college to get...
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Bloomberg

Biotech’s Race for Drug Development

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Jul.07 -- Nautilus Biotechnology Founder and CEO Sujal Patel discusses how his biotech startup company is developing a platform to measure and scan proteins in order to help accelerate drug development. He speaks with Emily Chang on...
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Sky News

Coronavirus: Inside Scotland’s testing superlab- Dr Stuart McElroy Explains Testing Process Part 2

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CLEAN: Interior shots of interview with Dr Stuart McElroy explains Covid 19 testing process in The Lighthouse Lab hosted by the University of Glasgow at its Queen Elizabeth University Hospital campus on 22 April 2020 in Glasgow, United...
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people are playing computer games to help Cancer research

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people are playing computer games to help Cancer research
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AFP News Agency

CLEAN : WRAP: France votes in the first round of the presidential election

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Between doubts and abstention, and after months of atypical campaigning, the French are voting in the first round of the presidential election (Footage by AFPTV via Getty Images)
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Bloomberg

Pooping for Science

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Oct.26 -- The bacteria that lives in the intestinal tract can affect digestion, weight gain, mood and how the body absorbs medicine. UBiome, a Silicon Valley startup, has built a company around sequencing gut bacteria -- which the...
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Curated Video

New technology helps to identify thousands of missing people

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LEADIN: New cutting-edge technology is helping an international DNA testing laboratory in the Netherlands to identify thousands of missing people from large scale disasters and war. The International...
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Legend of Loch Ness monster to be tested with DNA samples ++UPDATE++

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WORLD LOCH NESS SOURCE: ASSOCIATED PRESS RESTRICTIONS: AP CLIENTS ONLY LENGTH: 8:05 SHOTLIST ASSOCIATED PRESS Loch Ness, United Kingdom -  7 June 2018 ...
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Long Term Consequences of Gulf of Mexico Oil Spill

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Long Term Consequences of Gulf of Mexico Oil Spill