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Pathe synopsis: Copper wire "combinations" for particularly cold weather is only one ingenious item designed at the Medical Research Council at Hampstead for use in this year’s Antarctic Expedition. The...
Robert Topel, professor of economics from The University of Chicago Graduate School of Business, assesses the benefits of medical research from an economic perspective. Topel calculates the social value of...
Diana Garnham, General Secretary of the Association of Medical Research Charities, on the distribution of National Lottery funds amongst charity groups. Female interviewer not identified.
The Business Programme No.97, broadcast on Monday evenings and presented by Rob Thomas. TRACK 1- Dutch medical insurance company’s UK HQ established at Chandlers Ford. Interviews with: David Potter,...
Mark Phillips interviews Professor Kay Davies, who will run a new clinic to be built at the Royal Postgraduate Medical School of London to conduct research into the use of gene therapy to correct inherited...
Embryo research is discussed in a House of Lords debate, they eventually voted to allow it for medical research. Lord (Peter) Rawlinson claims the practice is immoral, whilst Lord (David) Ennals, Lord...
Dr Patrick Steptoe on how a lack of funds has affected his research on in-vitro fertilization and test-tube babies.
Report on a row over research by test-tube baby pioneer Dr Robert Edwards on spare human embryos. Includes interview with John Scarisbrick, LIFE. Male reporter not identified (poss. Kevin Murphy).
Bob Maxwell on raising funds for research for AIDS, his foundation has already given half a million pounds. Interviewer not identified
Rebecca Broxton reports on the hunger strike by ex-soldier Mike Roach outside Porton Down research centre as he attempts to gain access to his medical records from the time he was involved in nerve-gas...
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