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British Movietone

CANCER - CURE OR FAKE?

Pre-K - Higher Ed
Mr RJ Williams of New South Wales, claims to have found a new cure for cancer. But although Mr Barry Zeitch is absolutely positive, that it cured his cancer of the liver, doctors are still a little sceptical. Many other people are...
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Curated Video

Maldives foreign minister visits, meet officials

Higher Ed
1. Wide of Indian Foreign Minister S M Krishna shaking hands with his Maldivian counterpart Ahmed Naseem 2. Mid of Krishna and Naseem shaking hands; pan to Naseem; tilt down to handshake 3. Cutaway of camera person 4. Krishna shaking...
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British Movietone

MEDICAL BREAKTHROUGH

Pre-K - Higher Ed
Scientists have discovered a new drug known as Ceporin, which is claimed to do more than penicillin. Tests have shown that Ceporin is probably the most powerful antibiotic yet discovered. It can cure where penicillin failed - without the...
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Press Association

EU moves to ensure medicines continue to flow between GB and NI

Higher Ed
European Commission vice-president Maros Sefcovic has outlined new EU legislation that he says will address concerns about medicine supplies between Great Britain and Northern Ireland being disrupted by Brexit’s Northern Ireland...
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Bloomberg

Building the Ultimate Map of the Human Body

Higher Ed
Jun.10 -- Thousands of researchers from more than 70 countries are developing a comprehensive map of every kind of cell in the human body, an endeavor that could transform our understanding of diseases and medicine. (Video by Vicky Feng
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Sky News

England's chief medical officer says cancer patients should routinely be offered DNA tests to help them get the best treatment.

Higher Ed
VOICED: England's chief medical officer says cancer patients should routinely be offered DNA tests to help them get the best treatment. More than 30,000 NHS patients have had their genetic code sequenced since 2013. Professor Dame Sally...
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Bloomberg

Bristol Myers Is Very Focused on M&A, CEO Says

Higher Ed
Bristol Myers Squibb Chairman and CEO Dr. Giovanni Caforio talks about bringing future drugs to market and growing the business through deals and licensing. He's on "Bloomberg Markets: The Close."
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Bloomberg

Covid-19 Caution, Vigilance Over Herd Immunity: Johns Hopkins

Higher Ed
Oct.12 -- Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health Vice Dean Joshua Sharfstein discusses President Donald Trump’s Covid-19 treatment claims and explains the flawed thinking behind herd immunity. He speaks on “Bloomberg...
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Curated Video

Nobel Prize in Medicine Awarded For Hepatitis C Discovery

Higher Ed
The Nobel committee says the virus' discovery 30 years ago has allowed for better blood tests, new medicines and has prevented millions of deaths.
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Curated Video

Cubans say no trade with US unless embargo changed

Higher Ed
Havana - June 7 1. Wide shot of meeting room 2. Closeup of sign reading "US Cuba Business Summit" 3. Pan of participants 4. Close up of document reading "US Cuba Business Summit" 5. Wide shot of meeting 6. SOUNDBITE: (English) Kirby...
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Sky News

Asthma sufferers are often forced to skip taking their medication because the costs are too high.

Higher Ed
Asthma sufferers are often forced to skip taking their medication because the costs are too high.
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Bloomberg

C4 Therapeutics' Cohen on IPO, Targeted Protein Degradation, M&A

Higher Ed
Oct.05 -- Marc Cohen, co-founder and executive chairman at C4 Therapeutics, discusses targeted protein degradation, the company's IPO, and M&A in the health space. He speaks on "Bloomberg Surveillance."
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Bloomberg

Merck Pill Important Tool in Covid Fight: Dr. Eliav Barr

Higher Ed
Dr. Eliav Barr, Merck's senior vice president of global medical affairs, discusses the FDA's authorization of Merck's Covid-19 molnupiravir pill for use in adults at high risk of severe cases who have no other treatment option. He speaks...
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Bloomberg

Unlocking Africa’s DNA Secrets to Improve Medicine Around the World

Higher Ed
Jun.30 -- 54gene wants to take on inequality in precision medicine, by building a genomic dataset across Africa. The company hopes to uncover some of the factors driving disease across the continent’s genetically diverse population. ...
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Press Association

Donate money instead of unwanted items, says Ukraine's ambassador to UK

Higher Ed
Ukraine's ambassador to the UK Vadym Prystaiko encourages Britons to donate money to help Ukrainians, instead of unwanted items like kids bicycles and prescribed medicines.
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Bloomberg

Amgen CEO on New Products, M&A, Drug Pricing Legislation

Higher Ed
Amgen Inc. Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Robert Bradway discusses the biopharmaceutical company's new products, merger and acquisition strategy, and the impact of US drug pricing legislation on "Bloomberg Markets: The Close."
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AFP News Agency

VOICED : Senegalese app fights medicine waste and fakes

9th - Higher Ed
Senegal is a country where many lack access to medicine and yet perfectly good drugs are going to waste
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Bloomberg

Novartis CEO on First-Quarter Earnings, Drugs Pipeline

Higher Ed
Novartis AG Chief Executive Officer Vas Narasimhan discusses the company's product pipeline, performance and outlook after first-quarter profit climbed thanks to a boost from new drugs including the blockbuster heart medicine...
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Curated Video

The Food and Drug Administration is warning patients about a potential mix-up between powerful prescription pain drugs and common over-the-counter medications made at a Novartis manufacturing plant.

Higher Ed
HEADLINE: FDA: Novartis recall may also affect painkillers CAPTION: The Food and Drug Administration is warning patients about a potential mix-up between powerful prescription pain drugs and common over-the-counter medications made at a...
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Curated Video

FDA Finds Traces Of Probable Carcinogen In Some Heartburn Drugs

Higher Ed
​The FDA says Zantac-brand heartburn medicines contain small amounts of a known "probable carcinogen."
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Bloomberg

China's Everest Medicines Makes Hong Kong Trading Debut

Higher Ed
Oct.08 -- Kerry Blanchard, chief executive officer of Chinese biotech firm Everest Medicines Ltd., talks about the company's initial public offering in Hong Kong and its growth strategy. Everest focuses on developing drugs already...
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Curated Video

The government is now warning that parents should not give sniffling babies and toddlers over-the-counter cough and cold medicines

Higher Ed
HEADLINE: Cold medicines too risky for young children CAPTION: The government is now warning that parents should not give sniffling babies and toddlers over-the-counter cough and cold medicines. (Jan. 16) [Notes:ANCHOR VOICE] The...
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Sky News

Vaccine Approval Briefing

Higher Ed
CLEAN: Interior shots of Dr June Raine, Chief Executive of MHRA, announcing the approval of a second COVID-19 vaccine in the UK, this one is by Oxford AstraZeneca and Chair, Commission On Human Medicines Prof Sir Munir Pirmohamed on the...
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Bloomberg

Roche CEO on Acquisitions, Innovations, Drug Pricing

Higher Ed
Jan.13 -- Bill Anderson, chief executive officer at Roche Pharmaceuticals, discusses the company’s recent acquisitions, their focus on innovation in drug development, and needed industry reforms to reduce drug costs for patients. He...