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60 Minutes, Prisoner Of Pain
produced by Deirdre Naphin Curran, fl. 2001-2013 and Katy Textor, fl. 2006-2015, Columbia Broadcasting System, in 60 Minutes (New York, NY: Columbia Broadcasting System, 2006), 13 mins
Richard Paey spent years battling chronic pain caused by a car accident, but as Morley Safer reports, Paey's quest for pain relief would eventually land him in big trouble with the law.
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produced by Deirdre Naphin Curran, fl. 2001-2013 and Katy Textor, fl. 2006-2015, Columbia Broadcasting System, in 60 Minutes (New York, NY: Columbia Broadcasting System, 2006), 13 mins
Description
Richard Paey spent years battling chronic pain caused by a car accident, but as Morley Safer reports, Paey's quest for pain relief would eventually land him in big trouble with the law.
Date Written / Recorded
2006-02-29
Field of Study
Media Studies
Content Type
News story
Contributor
Deirdre Naphin Curran, fl. 2001-2013, Katy Textor, fl. 2006-2015, Columbia Broadcasting System
Author / Creator
Morley Safer, 1931-2016
Date Published / Released
2006-01-29
Publisher
Columbia Broadcasting System
Series
60 Minutes
Person Discussed
Richard Paey, fl. 2006
Topic / Theme
Drugs and pharmaceuticals, Addictions, General medical conditions, Disease and Health
Copyright Message
Copyright © 2006 by Columbia Broadcasting System
Subject
Drugs and pharmaceuticals, Addictions, General medical conditions
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Kill or Cure?, The Deadly Trematodes
directed by Jago Smith, fl. 2010; produced by Anya Sitaram, Richard Wilson, Dick Bower and Jago Smith, fl. 2010, SW Pictures, in Kill or Cure? (London, England: SW Pictures, 2010), 23 mins
Trematodes are tiny parasites that live for years in the liver, lungs and even the brains of at least 40 million worldwide. People get infected by eating freshwater fish and shellfish - and it is very hard to detect and cure. Millions of dollars a year are wasted on treating the wrong disease. The video focuses on...
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directed by Jago Smith, fl. 2010; produced by Anya Sitaram, Richard Wilson, Dick Bower and Jago Smith, fl. 2010, SW Pictures, in Kill or Cure? (London, England: SW Pictures, 2010), 23 mins
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Trematodes are tiny parasites that live for years in the liver, lungs and even the brains of at least 40 million worldwide. People get infected by eating freshwater fish and shellfish - and it is very hard to detect and cure. Millions of dollars a year are wasted on treating the wrong disease. The video focuses on Vietnam to see how this disease is easily transmitted, especially to children. This video is part of a documentary series produced for...
Trematodes are tiny parasites that live for years in the liver, lungs and even the brains of at least 40 million worldwide. People get infected by eating freshwater fish and shellfish - and it is very hard to detect and cure. Millions of dollars a year are wasted on treating the wrong disease. The video focuses on Vietnam to see how this disease is easily transmitted, especially to children. This video is part of a documentary series produced for the BBC.
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Field of Study
Politics & Current Affairs
Content Type
Documentary
Contributor
Anya Sitaram, Richard Wilson, Dick Bower, Jago Smith, fl. 2010, SW Pictures
Author / Creator
Jago Smith, fl. 2010
Date Published / Released
2010
Publisher
SW Pictures
Series
Kill or Cure?
Speaker / Narrator
Richard Wilson
Topic / Theme
Drugs and pharmaceuticals, General medical conditions, Public health, Current Affairs
Copyright Message
Copyright © 2011. Used by permission of Scott White Pictures.
Subject
Drugs and pharmaceuticals, General medical conditions, Public health
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Survivor's Guide, Ethiopia and Bednets
directed by Alexis Bloom, fl. 2000; produced by Alexis Bloom, fl. 2000, Anya Sitaram, Richard Wilson and Dick Bower, in Survivor's Guide (London, England: SW Pictures, 2010), 22 mins
Malaria is primarily a disease of the young and of the poor, many of them children who live in remote areas with no easy access to health services. Most malarial deaths in Africa are among children. Nearly 3,000 die each day. But the use of simple prevention and control methods has shown startling results. Trials...
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directed by Alexis Bloom, fl. 2000; produced by Alexis Bloom, fl. 2000, Anya Sitaram, Richard Wilson and Dick Bower, in Survivor's Guide (London, England: SW Pictures, 2010), 22 mins
Description
Malaria is primarily a disease of the young and of the poor, many of them children who live in remote areas with no easy access to health services. Most malarial deaths in Africa are among children. Nearly 3,000 die each day. But the use of simple prevention and control methods has shown startling results. Trials conducted in The Gambia, Burkina Faso, Kenya and Ghana, the use of bed nets treated with biodegradable pyrethroid insecticide have prov...
Malaria is primarily a disease of the young and of the poor, many of them children who live in remote areas with no easy access to health services. Most malarial deaths in Africa are among children. Nearly 3,000 die each day. But the use of simple prevention and control methods has shown startling results. Trials conducted in The Gambia, Burkina Faso, Kenya and Ghana, the use of bed nets treated with biodegradable pyrethroid insecticide have proved to be highly effective in protecting sleeping children from malarial mosquitoes. The results have been dramatic. In children under five the number of deaths in some of these areas has been reduced by a quarter. In Ethiopia Fatumo knows all about Malaria, having lost two children to it. Following her heartbreaking story of how this deadly disease has affected her, we learn how these new bednets can save future children and families in Africa.
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Field of Study
Politics & Current Affairs
Content Type
Documentary
Contributor
Alexis Bloom, fl. 2000, Anya Sitaram, Richard Wilson, Dick Bower, Andrew Veitch
Author / Creator
Alexis Bloom, fl. 2000
Date Published / Released
2010
Publisher
SW Pictures
Series
Survivor's Guide
Speaker / Narrator
Andrew Veitch
Topic / Theme
General medical conditions, Public health, Current Affairs
Copyright Message
Copyright © 2011. Used by permission of Scott White Pictures.
Subject
General medical conditions, Public health
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Vaccine Hunters, An Injection of Hope
directed by Alex Seaborne; produced by Alex Seaborne, in Vaccine Hunters (London, England: SW Pictures, 2010), 23 mins
Vaccines are one of the greatest medical successes of the last 100 years. Three quarters of the 130 million babies born every year are now immunized against diseases which in the past could well have killed them. Vaccines mean we live in a much healthier world, where fewer children die or become economic burdens o...
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directed by Alex Seaborne; produced by Alex Seaborne, in Vaccine Hunters (London, England: SW Pictures, 2010), 23 mins
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Vaccines are one of the greatest medical successes of the last 100 years. Three quarters of the 130 million babies born every year are now immunized against diseases which in the past could well have killed them. Vaccines mean we live in a much healthier world, where fewer children die or become economic burdens on their families. For every dollar spent on vaccines, it's estimated $27 dollars is saved in treatment. In Vaccine Hunters is a ground-...
Vaccines are one of the greatest medical successes of the last 100 years. Three quarters of the 130 million babies born every year are now immunized against diseases which in the past could well have killed them. Vaccines mean we live in a much healthier world, where fewer children die or become economic burdens on their families. For every dollar spent on vaccines, it's estimated $27 dollars is saved in treatment. In Vaccine Hunters is a ground-breaking, four-part series, made for BBC World which examines the challenges, the developments and the science of modern vaccines. The series goes round the world to investigate what is happening in the most up-to-date labs in the world to find out what vaccines are being developed, particularly the holy grail - immunizing for malaria and HIV. One of the next major developments scientists are working on is to produce vaccines that could treat as well as prevent disease. New vaccines are highly expensive to produce. So who is going to pay for the next generation of life savers, including the cost of getting vaccines from the lab to the field? Vaccines are also big money. One prediction is that the value of the global vaccine market will go from being worth over £5 billion today, to around £20 billion in ten years. A staggering increase! Thanks to immunization diseases like tetanus, polio and TB, which were feared in the past, are fading from memory. Many millions of people have been saved by vaccine programmes. But there are millions more, many living in the most remote areas, who would benefit. It's estimated 8-million people a year die from diseases simply because they don't have access to the vaccine. Vaccine Hunters is an informed and comprehensive look at the world of vaccines today.
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Field of Study
Politics & Current Affairs
Content Type
Documentary
Contributor
Alex Seaborne
Author / Creator
Alex Seaborne
Date Published / Released
2010
Publisher
SW Pictures
Series
Vaccine Hunters
Topic / Theme
Medical treatments and procedures, General medical conditions, Current Affairs
Copyright Message
Copyright © 2011. Used by permission of Scott White Pictures.
Subject
Medical treatments and procedures, General medical conditions
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Survivor's Guide, Killer on the Doorstep
directed by Alex Seaborne; produced by Alex Seaborne, Anya Sitaram, Richard Wilson and Dick Bower, in Survivor's Guide (London, England: SW Pictures, 2010), 23 mins
A new and largely fatal disease is emerging in Asia. It has already bought devastation to many families. Experts predict it could be the start of the next worldwide pandemic. In four out of five cases, bird flu, or Avian Flu, is fatal. The worst hit country is Indonesia where we met Suci a young girl whose mother...
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directed by Alex Seaborne; produced by Alex Seaborne, Anya Sitaram, Richard Wilson and Dick Bower, in Survivor's Guide (London, England: SW Pictures, 2010), 23 mins
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A new and largely fatal disease is emerging in Asia. It has already bought devastation to many families. Experts predict it could be the start of the next worldwide pandemic. In four out of five cases, bird flu, or Avian Flu, is fatal. The worst hit country is Indonesia where we met Suci a young girl whose mother died of bird flu. In 2006, like every year, her family gathered to celebrate the Muslim holy day of Eid-ul-Adhia, and while preparing a...
A new and largely fatal disease is emerging in Asia. It has already bought devastation to many families. Experts predict it could be the start of the next worldwide pandemic. In four out of five cases, bird flu, or Avian Flu, is fatal. The worst hit country is Indonesia where we met Suci a young girl whose mother died of bird flu. In 2006, like every year, her family gathered to celebrate the Muslim holy day of Eid-ul-Adhia, and while preparing a chicken for the family meal, Suci’s mother contracted avian flu. Within days she was dead. We follow Suci and her family as they attempt to rebuild their lives, and follow their struggle to cope when her brother Arif also catches the disease.
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Field of Study
Politics & Current Affairs
Content Type
Documentary
Contributor
Alex Seaborne, Anya Sitaram, Richard Wilson, Dick Bower, Andrew Veitch
Author / Creator
Alex Seaborne
Date Published / Released
2010
Publisher
SW Pictures
Series
Survivor's Guide
Speaker / Narrator
Andrew Veitch
Topic / Theme
Domestic life, General medical conditions, Public health, Current Affairs
Copyright Message
Copyright © 2011. Used by permission of Scott White Pictures.
Subject
Domestic life, General medical conditions, Public health
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Kill or Cure?, The Malaria Vaccine
directed by Joe Loncraine; produced by Joe Loncraine, in Kill or Cure? (London, England: SW Pictures, 2008), 22 mins
Kill or Cure? goes in search of the very latest ways to fight the disease. Malaria is still the most deadly disease in the world - it kills a child every thirty seconds. As yet no vaccine exists. But the race is on to find one and several companies are getting close. This episode of Kill or Cure? looks at two diff...
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directed by Joe Loncraine; produced by Joe Loncraine, in Kill or Cure? (London, England: SW Pictures, 2008), 22 mins
Description
Kill or Cure? goes in search of the very latest ways to fight the disease. Malaria is still the most deadly disease in the world - it kills a child every thirty seconds. As yet no vaccine exists. But the race is on to find one and several companies are getting close. This episode of Kill or Cure? looks at two different approaches. First we travel to Bagamoyo in Tanzania, where they are hoping to produce one of the most advanced vaccines in the wo...
Kill or Cure? goes in search of the very latest ways to fight the disease. Malaria is still the most deadly disease in the world - it kills a child every thirty seconds. As yet no vaccine exists. But the race is on to find one and several companies are getting close. This episode of Kill or Cure? looks at two different approaches. First we travel to Bagamoyo in Tanzania, where they are hoping to produce one of the most advanced vaccines in the world and, so far, trials of the drug have gone well. But they have rivals - the Sanaria team based at Rockville in Maryland. There, scientists are using some of the most deadly mosquitoes in the world to find an effective vaccine.
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Field of Study
Politics & Current Affairs
Content Type
Documentary
Contributor
Joe Loncraine
Author / Creator
Joe Loncraine
Date Published / Released
2008
Publisher
SW Pictures
Series
Kill or Cure?
Topic / Theme
Medical treatments and procedures, General medical conditions, Scientific research, Current Affairs
Copyright Message
Copyright © 2011. Used by permission of Scott White Pictures.
Subject
Medical treatments and procedures, General medical conditions, Scientific research
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Survivor's Guide, The Nurse Next Door
directed by Alex Seaborne; produced by Alex Seaborne, in Survivor's Guide (London, England: SW Pictures, 2008), 23 mins
Esther Bokawurkin is a real survivor. She lives in a remote village in southern Nigeria and it’s not just that she has 12 children, but when she was younger she was infected by the parasitic worm that causes river blindness. She was one of the lucky ones and made a full recovery but many of her friends and neigh...
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directed by Alex Seaborne; produced by Alex Seaborne, in Survivor's Guide (London, England: SW Pictures, 2008), 23 mins
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Esther Bokawurkin is a real survivor. She lives in a remote village in southern Nigeria and it’s not just that she has 12 children, but when she was younger she was infected by the parasitic worm that causes river blindness. She was one of the lucky ones and made a full recovery but many of her friends and neighbours did not and they went blind. Survivor’s Guide tells Esther’s story and, because there is such a shortage of qualified doctors...
Esther Bokawurkin is a real survivor. She lives in a remote village in southern Nigeria and it’s not just that she has 12 children, but when she was younger she was infected by the parasitic worm that causes river blindness. She was one of the lucky ones and made a full recovery but many of her friends and neighbours did not and they went blind. Survivor’s Guide tells Esther’s story and, because there is such a shortage of qualified doctors and nurses, she is helping by becoming a health volunteer trained to dispense drugs. Volunteers like Esther are starting to make a real difference to the health of people in isolated communities where there is virtually no access to proper healthcare.
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Field of Study
Politics & Current Affairs
Content Type
Documentary
Contributor
Alex Seaborne
Author / Creator
Alex Seaborne
Date Published / Released
2008
Publisher
SW Pictures
Series
Survivor's Guide
Topic / Theme
Health occupations, Medical treatments and procedures, Physical disabilities, General medical conditions, Current Affairs
Copyright Message
Copyright © 2011. Used by permission of Scott White Pictures.
Subject
Health occupations, Medical treatments and procedures, Physical disabilities, General medical conditions
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Sunday Morning, Bill Geist: Parkinson's Revelation
presented by Charles Osgood, 1933-; produced by Columbia Broadcasting System, in Sunday Morning (New York, NY: Columbia Broadcasting System, 2012), 2 mins
This Sunday Morning episode, reported by Bill Geist, is about Geist's revelations of his Parkinson's disease and spine problems.
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presented by Charles Osgood, 1933-; produced by Columbia Broadcasting System, in Sunday Morning (New York, NY: Columbia Broadcasting System, 2012), 2 mins
Description
This Sunday Morning episode, reported by Bill Geist, is about Geist's revelations of his Parkinson's disease and spine problems.
Field of Study
Media Studies
Content Type
News story
Contributor
Columbia Broadcasting System
Author / Creator
Charles Osgood, 1933-, Bill Geist, 1945-
Date Published / Released
2012-07-03
Publisher
Columbia Broadcasting System
Series
Sunday Morning
Topic / Theme
Sportscasters and reporters, General medical conditions, Disease and Health
Copyright Message
Copyright © 2012 by Columbia Broadcasting System
Subject
Sportscasters and reporters, General medical conditions
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Sunday Morning, All The Buzz
presented by Charles Osgood, 1933-; produced by John R. D'Amelio, fl. 2006-2013, Columbia Broadcasting System, in Sunday Morning (New York, NY: Columbia Broadcasting System, 2013), 9 mins
This Sunday Morning Video, reported by Tracy Smith, is about the disease threat of mosquitos.
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presented by Charles Osgood, 1933-; produced by John R. D'Amelio, fl. 2006-2013, Columbia Broadcasting System, in Sunday Morning (New York, NY: Columbia Broadcasting System, 2013), 9 mins
Description
This Sunday Morning Video, reported by Tracy Smith, is about the disease threat of mosquitos.
Field of Study
Media Studies
Content Type
News story
Contributor
John R. D'Amelio, fl. 2006-2013, Columbia Broadcasting System
Author / Creator
Charles Osgood, 1933-, Tracy Smith, 1966-
Date Published / Released
2013-06-30
Publisher
Columbia Broadcasting System
Series
Sunday Morning
Topic / Theme
General medical conditions, Mosquitoes, Disease and Health
Copyright Message
Copyright © 2012 by Columbia Broadcasting System
Subject
General medical conditions, Mosquitoes
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Vaccine Hunters, A Cure for Poverty?
directed by Alex Seaborne; produced by Alex Seaborne, in Vaccine Hunters (London, England: SW Pictures, 2010), 23 mins
Vaccines are one of the greatest medical successes of the last 100 years. Three quarters of the 130 million babies born every year are now immunized against diseases which in the past could well have killed them. Vaccines mean we live in a much healthier world, where fewer children die or become economic burdens o...
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directed by Alex Seaborne; produced by Alex Seaborne, in Vaccine Hunters (London, England: SW Pictures, 2010), 23 mins
Description
Vaccines are one of the greatest medical successes of the last 100 years. Three quarters of the 130 million babies born every year are now immunized against diseases which in the past could well have killed them. Vaccines mean we live in a much healthier world, where fewer children die or become economic burdens on their families. For every dollar spent on vaccines, it's estimated $27 dollars is saved in treatment. In Vaccine Hunters is a ground-...
Vaccines are one of the greatest medical successes of the last 100 years. Three quarters of the 130 million babies born every year are now immunized against diseases which in the past could well have killed them. Vaccines mean we live in a much healthier world, where fewer children die or become economic burdens on their families. For every dollar spent on vaccines, it's estimated $27 dollars is saved in treatment. In Vaccine Hunters is a ground-breaking, four-part series, made for BBC World which examines the challenges, the developments and the science of modern vaccines. The series goes round the world to investigate what is happening in the most up-to-date labs in the world to find out what vaccines are being developed, particularly the holy grail - immunizing for malaria and HIV. One of the next major developments scientists are working on is to produce vaccines that could treat as well as prevent disease. New vaccines are highly expensive to produce. So who is going to pay for the next generation of life savers, including the cost of getting vaccines from the lab to the field? Vaccines are also big money. One prediction is that the value of the global vaccine market will go from being worth over £5 billion today, to around £20 billion in ten years. A staggering increase! Thanks to immunization diseases like tetanus, polio and TB, which were feared in the past, are fading from memory. Many millions of people have been saved by vaccine programmes. But there are millions more, many living in the most remote areas, who would benefit. It's estimated 8-million people a year die from diseases simply because they don't have access to the vaccine. Vaccine Hunters is an informed and comprehensive look at the world of vaccines today.
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Field of Study
Politics & Current Affairs
Content Type
Documentary
Contributor
Alex Seaborne
Author / Creator
Alex Seaborne
Date Published / Released
2010
Publisher
SW Pictures
Series
Vaccine Hunters
Topic / Theme
Medical treatments and procedures, General medical conditions, Poverty, Current Affairs
Copyright Message
Copyright © 2011. Used by permission of Scott White Pictures.
Subject
Medical treatments and procedures, General medical conditions, Poverty
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