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Medical experts in the U.S. hope that President Barack Obama's decision to increase aid to West African countries fighting Ebola will spur others in the international community to further action. (Sept. 17)

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Medical experts in the U.S. hope that President Barack Obama's decision to increase aid to West African countries fighting Ebola will spur others in the international community to further action....
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World Sailing CEO on Rio Olympic clean-up

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Brazil must ensure that Rio de Janeiro's polluted Guanabara Bay is cleared of garbage to ensure a level playing field at this summer's Olympic Games, the CEO of World Sailing said on Tuesday.During an interview with The Associated Press,...
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Doctors worried about diseases carried by refugees

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Quetta - 4 Oct 2001

1. Wide shot Fatima Jinnah isolation c
entre
2. Close-up barbed wire aro
und centre
3. Various nurse attending to patient, Chaman Khan, 65, butcher f
rom Afghanistan
4....
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Experts claim disbetes cases are surging uncontrolled

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AP Television

Lisbon, Portugal, 13, September
2011
1. Close shot of chef''s knife chop
ping herbs
2. Close...
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International medical staff give SARS training to Chinese health care officials

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1. Wide exterior training centre

2. Pan over training se
ssion
3. China Trai
ning signs
4. Mid shot of
laptop computer
5. Mi
d shot of instructo
r
6. Close up of hand

7. Mid shot...
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Ebola virus outbreak triggers call for international research efforts

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Manila, January 7 2009

1. Entrance to Department of Agriculture bui
lding
2. Close up of sign: Bureau of Anima
l Industry
3. Mid shot of sign: Bureau of
Animal Industry

4. Camera crews
5. SOUNDBITE:...
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Flu virus put into noses of volunteers willing to sneeze for science

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AP Television

Bethesda, Maryland - January 14,
2014
1. Flu study participant laying down on hospital bed as doctor and assistants stan
d over...
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UK: OXFORD: AIDS RESEARCH BREAKTHROUGH

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English/Nat

Scientists in Oxford, England, say they've made a major breakthrough in the search for a vaccine to prevent
AIDS.
They say research involving a group of West African prostitutes has...
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Research suggests AIDS virus entered US via Haiti

Higher Ed
FILE: Port-au-Prince, Haiti - 01 December 2005

1. Street in Port au P
rince
2. People walking, stre
et vendors
Tucson, US -
30 October 2007
3. SOUNDBITE (English) Michael...
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PHILIPPINES: MANILA: HEALTH OFFICIALS BEGIN TO KILL 600 MONKEYS UPDATE

Higher Ed
Tagalog/Eng/Nat

Health officials in the Philippines began killing more than 600 monkeys Wednesday at a breeding
farm.
It had been shut by the government for failing to...
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Scientist laces doughnuts with caffeine

Higher Ed
1. Scientist Doctor Robert Bohannon in laboratory

2. Close-up caffeine being measure
d out
3. Caffeine bei
ng weighed
4. Bohannon mixing caffeine in
to cream cheese
UPSOUND (English) ...
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is coordinating the Ebola outbreak response from its Emergency Operations Center, working with everyone from international health organizations to local health departments in the U.S. (Aug. 5)

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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is coordinating the Ebola outbreak response from its Emergency Operations Center in Atlanta. Steven Monroe, the deputy director for the CDC's National Center...
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Spanish researchers test HIV vaccine

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1. Various Hospital exteriors

2. Various of patients getting trial va
ccine
3. Dr. Josep Maria Gatell, Infectious Diseases, Clini
c Hospital
4. SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) Dr. Josep...
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FRANCE: RESEARCHING THE EBOLA VIRUS

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French/Nat

Parisians worried about the deadly outbreak of Ebola in Zaire - are turning to their country's top scientists to help quell their f
ears.
Many are taking advantage of...
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Government research on the feared foot-and-mouth virus may move from isolated Plum Island, N.Y. to a site on the mainland. The question is if the virus escaped, could an outbreak be contained?

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HEADLINE: Plum Island: Deadly diseases on the move?

CAPTION: Government research on the feared foot-and-mouth virus may move from isolated Plum Island, N.Y. to a site on the mainland. The...
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CLEAN : Indian virologist weighs in as country's trains slowly start to roll again

9th - Higher Ed
An Indian virologist weighs in on what India can expect as the country starts to slowly open up, with its enormous railway network grinding back to life even as new coronavirus cases are reported (Footage by AFPTV via Getty Images)
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USA: SCIENTISTS IDENTIFY 2 PEOPLE IMMUNE TO HIV VIRUS

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English/Nat

Scientists in the US have identified two people apparently completely immune to the HIV virus which causes
Aids.
The men remained free of HIV despite a history of unsafe sex...
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World - Ebola outbreak

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Official claims virus is worse than rebel war; road blocks to...
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More cases of SARS in HKong region

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1. Hong Kong University anti-SARS team

2. HK University anti-SARS
team
3.
Cameraman
4. SOUNDBITE (English) Dr. David Ho, HIV and
SARS researcher
"This is the very first step of testing in what we call...
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ZAIRE: POSSIBLE CURE FOUND FOR DEADLY EBOLA VIRUS

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English/Nat

Zairean doctors believe they have developed a remedy for the deadly Ebola v
irus.
Seven people who were treated by the team of doctors survived the virus during the latest outbreak in...
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Lagos state governor expresses his fears if Ebola virus is not contained soon

Higher Ed
Lagos State Governor Babatunde Fashola said on Monday there weren't enough experienced virologists and Ebola specialists in west Africa to contain the outbreak of the deadly disease.

Fashola also stressed the virus...
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Scientist describes Israel as potential "bottleneck" for bird flu

Higher Ed
Hula valley, Northern Israel - October 29, 2005

1. Various birds around
lake
Latrun, Central Israel - October
28, 2005
2. Director of Israel's International Centre for the Study of Bird...
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PHILIPPINES: AUTHORITIES BEGIN TO KILL 600 MONKEYS AT BREEDING FARM

Higher Ed
Tagalog/Eng/Nat

Authorities began killing more than 600 monkeys Wednesday at a breeding
farm.
It had been shut by the Philippine government for failing to control an...