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[1997].
Recorded off-air from SBS-TV 7 November 1997.
Copyright 1995 Television Suisse Romande.
Some French with English subtitles.
Credits (English version): subtitles George Burchett, Demetrio Padilla, Kate
Johnson ; script, George Burchett and Andrew McDonald ; produced by Andrew
McDonald.
Narration (English version): Alastair Duncan.
A documentary which considers the idea that tomorrow's medication may draw its
origins from the wisdom of ancient cultures about the healing properties of
plants.
ERC VID.
615.321 PHAR.
ANTIBIOTICS [VIDEORECORDING] : GROWING RESISTANCE. CORPORATION.
Produced and directed by David Tucker.
Host, David Suzuki.
Program explains: how antibiotics work; why bacteria becomes immune to
antibiotics; the transmission of bacteria in areas such as hospitals; the use of
antibiotics in animal feed; and the problems associated with over-prescribing
and misusing antibiotics.
First released Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, 1996.
ERC VID.
615.329 ANTI.
THE MOULD, THE MYTH AND MICROBE [VIDEORECORDING] / WRITTEN AND PRODUCED BY DAVID
DUGAN AND OLIVER MORSE.
Off-air recording Australian Broadcasting Corporation [1986?].
ERC VID.
615.32923 MOUL : VHS (Not for I.L.L).
HOMEOPATHY [VIDEORECORDING] : THE TEST / WRITTEN AND PRODUCED BY NATHAN
WILLIAMS.
Off-air recording of the ABC program broadcast 3/4/03, 10/4/03. Copied under
Part 5A of the Copyright Act 1968.
Two-part program investigates the scientific evidence for the efficacy of
homeopathic medicines, examining the Placebo Effect and the results of clinical
trials on allergy sufferers.
Presenter, Karina Kelly.
First released: Great Britain : BBC, 2002.
ERC VID.
615.532 HOME.
THALIDOMIDE [VIDEORECORDING] : A NECESSARY EVIL / WRITTEN AND PRODUCED BY ASHOK
PRASAD.
[1999].
Recorded off-air from ABC-TV 4 May, 1999. Broadcast as part of program, Inside
Story.
Some closing frames missing.
Narrator: Juliet Stevenson.
This program documents the ways in which thalidomide is now being used to treat
patients who previously had little cause for hope. Doctors have had success in
treating leprosy, AIDS and cancer. It also warns that mankind cannot afford to
be complacent. A drug, which scientists still know so little about, presents
horrifying risks and this film looks at the terrible predicament of one patient
who took the drug while pregnant.
ERC VID.
615.7042 THAL.
DR HEMP AND MR H [VIDEORECORDING].
Off-air recording of the SBS program broadcast 10/4/97. Copied under Part 5A of