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1946年04月01日

Alexandre Bogomolets

432775 01.04.1946 Alexandre Bogomolets, Soviet pathophysiologist and public figure, academician, RSFSR Honoured Science Worker, Hero of the Social Labour. RIA Novosti / Sputnik、クレジット：Ｓｐｕｔｎｉｋ／共同通信イメージズ

商品コード: 2022040306283

1975年10月14日

杉村隆

杉村隆、学者・研究者、すぎむら・たかし、基礎医学、腫瘍学者、国立がんセンター総長、東大医科学研究所教授、国立がんセンター名誉総長、東邦大学長、文化勲章受章、日本学士院賞・恩賜賞受賞、日本学士院院長、勲一等瑞宝章綬章＝１９７５（昭和５０）年１０月１４日

商品コード: 1975122200045

1987年04月01日

The Nevo: nationwide complex research and sport expedition

8225962 01.04.1987 Surgical oncologist Yury Zhvitashvili, head and initiator of the UNESCO-sponsored TransEurope-Nevo-Viking project to explore the ancient river way “from the Varangians to the Greeks,“ (left) during the consecration and keel-laying of the planned boat, the Nevo. Иван、クレジット：Ｓｐｕｔｎｉｋ／共同通信イメージズ

商品コード: 2022070202048

2014年06月11日

稲田龍吉 Ryukichi Inada, Japanese physician

Ryukichi Inada (1874-1950), Japanese physician. Inada studied medicine at Tokyo Imperial University. He then studied in Germany before returning to become professor of medicine at what is now Kyushu University in Fukuoka, Japan. Inada carried out ground-breaking research in 1914 and 1915 into Weil‘s disease, a form of leptospirosis. This condition affects the liver and causes symptoms such as jaundice and kidney failure. It was research by Inada that identified the spirochaete (corkscrew-shaped) Leptospira bacterium that caused the disease. Inada was also an oncologist, studying cancers and their causes and treatments.、クレジット：Ｓｃｉｅｎｃｅ　Ｐｈｏｔｏ　Ｌｉｂｒａｒｙ／共同通信イメージズ

商品コード: 2023051014016

2020年03月06日

Regione Lazio - Conferenza stampa straordinaria su situazione co

Foto Roberto Monaldo / LaPresse.06-03-2020 Roma.Politica.Regione Lazio - Conferenza stampa straordinaria su situazione coronavirus.Nella foto Marta Branca (dg Ospedale Spallanzani) Alessio D\‘Amato (assessore Sanit＆#xe0; Lazio), Nicola Zingaretti, Marco Elefanti (dg ospedale Gemelli), Nicola Petrosillo (infettivologo Spallanzani)Photo Roberto Monaldo / LaPresse.06-03-2020 Rome (Italy).Lazio Region - Extraordinary press conference on coronavirus situation.In the pic Marta Branca, Alessio D\‘Amato, Nicola Zingaretti, Marco Elefanti, Nicola Petrosillo、クレジット：ＬＡＰＲＥＳＳＥ／共同通信イメージズ

商品コード: 2020031002523

2020年09月28日

Resident Doctors Strike Over Precarious Conditions

September 28, 2020, Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain: A young resident doctor writes a banner reading ‘without residents there are no surgeons, oncologists‘ as he protests over precarious conditions during their postgraduate training specializing in the health care system due to low wages, high number of working hours and lack of monitoring. (Credit Image: © Matthias Oesterle/ZUMA Wire)、クレジット：©Ｍａｔｔｈｉａｓ　Ｏｅｓｔｅｒｌｅ／ＺＵＭＡ　Ｗｉｒｅ／共同通信イメージズ

商品コード: 2020092905418

2021年02月25日

A cold nose for Covid

March 3, 2021, Milton, GA, USA: Canine AssistantsÃ founder, Jennifer Arnold, with 12 week old Golden retriever puppies Mayor, Mayberry, and Andy. These future Medical Alert dogs started the 18-24 month educational process at 5 weeks of age. Medical Alert dogs have been taught to detect a personÃs biochemical reaction to the COVID-19 virus, as well as breast, cervical, colorectal, lung, stomach, liver, ovarian, prostate, skin, and thyroid cancers, with varying levels of success. Trained dogs have sniffed for cancers in a half-dozen sample types, including blood, sweat samples, breath, tissue, and even urine. Some oncologists believe that each cancer has a unique smell to it, and cancer-detecting dogs have proven increasingly adept in their ability to notice these scents. ArnoldÃs business that trains service dogs to help people with medical needs is now teaching them to detect the coronavirus inside senior living communities. (Credit Image: © Robin Rayne/ZUMA Wire)、クレジット：©Ｒｏｂｉｎ　Ｒａｙｎｅ／ＺＵＭＡ　Ｗｉｒｅ／共同通信イメージズ

商品コード: 2021030406378

2021年02月25日

A cold nose for Covid

March 3, 2021, Milton, GA, USA: Canine AssistantsÃ founder, Jennifer Arnold, with 12 week old Golden Retriever puppies in her North Georgia training farm. These future Medical Alert dogs started the 18-24 month educational process at 5 weeks of age. Medical Alert dogs have been taught to detect a personÃs biochemical reaction to the COVID-19 virus, as well as breast, cervical, colorectal, lung, stomach, liver, ovarian, prostate, skin, and thyroid cancers, with varying levels of success. Trained dogs have sniffed for cancers in a half-dozen sample types, including blood, sweat samples, breath, tissue, and even urine. Some oncologists believe that each cancer has a unique smell to it, and cancer-detecting dogs have proven increasingly adept in their ability to notice these scents..Arnold founded Canine Assistants, a non-profit organization which teaches and provides service dogs for children and adults with physical disabilities or other special needs..ArnoldÃs business that trains service dogs to help pe...

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2021年02月25日

A cold nose for Covid

March 3, 2021, Milton, GA, USA: Canine AssistantsÃ founder, Jennifer Arnold, with 12 week old Golden Retriever puppies in her North Georgia training farm. These future Medical Alert dogs started the 18-24 month educational process at 5 weeks of age. Medical Alert dogs have been taught to detect a personÃs biochemical reaction to the COVID-19 virus, as well as breast, cervical, colorectal, lung, stomach, liver, ovarian, prostate, skin, and thyroid cancers, with varying levels of success. Trained dogs have sniffed for cancers in a half-dozen sample types, including blood, sweat samples, breath, tissue, and even urine. Some oncologists believe that each cancer has a unique smell to it, and cancer-detecting dogs have proven increasingly adept in their ability to notice these scents..Arnold founded Canine Assistants, a non-profit organization which teaches and provides service dogs for children and adults with physical disabilities or other special needs..ArnoldÃs business that trains service dogs to help pe...

商品コード: 2021030406377

2021年02月25日

A cold nose for Covid

March 3, 2021, Milton, GA, USA: Canine AssistantsÃ founder, Jennifer Arnold, with 12 week old Golden Retriever puppies in her North Georgia training farm. These future Medical Alert dogs started the 18-24 month educational process at 5 weeks of age. Medical Alert dogs have been taught to detect a personÃs biochemical reaction to the COVID-19 virus, as well as breast, cervical, colorectal, lung, stomach, liver, ovarian, prostate, skin, and thyroid cancers, with varying levels of success. Trained dogs have sniffed for cancers in a half-dozen sample types, including blood, sweat samples, breath, tissue, and even urine. Some oncologists believe that each cancer has a unique smell to it, and cancer-detecting dogs have proven increasingly adept in their ability to notice these scents..Arnold founded Canine Assistants, a non-profit organization which teaches and provides service dogs for children and adults with physical disabilities or other special needs..ArnoldÃs business that trains service dogs to help pe...

商品コード: 2021030406098

2021年02月25日

A cold nose for Covid

March 3, 2021, Milton, GA, USA: Canine AssistantsÃ founder, Jennifer Arnold, with 12 week old Golden Retriever puppies in her North Georgia training farm. These future Medical Alert dogs started the 18-24 month educational process at 5 weeks of age. Medical Alert dogs have been taught to detect a personÃs biochemical reaction to the COVID-19 virus, as well as breast, cervical, colorectal, lung, stomach, liver, ovarian, prostate, skin, and thyroid cancers, with varying levels of success. Trained dogs have sniffed for cancers in a half-dozen sample types, including blood, sweat samples, breath, tissue, and even urine. Some oncologists believe that each cancer has a unique smell to it, and cancer-detecting dogs have proven increasingly adept in their ability to notice these scents..Arnold founded Canine Assistants, a non-profit organization which teaches and provides service dogs for children and adults with physical disabilities or other special needs..ArnoldÃs business that trains service dogs to help pe...

商品コード: 2021030406096

2021年02月25日

A cold nose for Covid

March 3, 2021, Milton, GA, USA: Canine AssistantsÃ founder, Jennifer Arnold, with 12 week old Golden Retriever puppies in her North Georgia training farm. These future Medical Alert dogs started the 18-24 month educational process at 5 weeks of age. Medical Alert dogs have been taught to detect a personÃs biochemical reaction to the COVID-19 virus, as well as breast, cervical, colorectal, lung, stomach, liver, ovarian, prostate, skin, and thyroid cancers, with varying levels of success. Trained dogs have sniffed for cancers in a half-dozen sample types, including blood, sweat samples, breath, tissue, and even urine. Some oncologists believe that each cancer has a unique smell to it, and cancer-detecting dogs have proven increasingly adept in their ability to notice these scents..Arnold founded Canine Assistants, a non-profit organization which teaches and provides service dogs for children and adults with physical disabilities or other special needs..ArnoldÃs business that trains service dogs to help pe...

商品コード: 2021030406143

2021年02月25日

A cold nose for Covid

March 3, 2021, Milton, GA, USA: Canine AssistantsÃ founder, Jennifer Arnold, snuggles Mayberry, a 12-week-old Golden retriever puppy, on her North Georgia training farm. ÃPuppies develop trust in people and confidence in themselves as part of our educational protocol known as the Bond-Based Approach,Ã she said. ..These future Medical Alert dogs started the 18-24 month educational process at 5 weeks of age. Medical Alert dogs have been taught to detect a personÃs biochemical reaction to the COVID-19 virus, as well as breast, cervical, colorectal, lung, stomach, liver, ovarian, prostate, skin, and thyroid cancers, with varying levels of success. Trained dogs have sniffed for cancers in a half-dozen sample types, including blood, sweat samples, breath, tissue, and even urine. Some oncologists believe that each cancer has a unique smell to it, and cancer-detecting dogs have proven increasingly adept in their ability to notice these scents..Arnold founded Canine Assistants, a non-profit organization which t...

商品コード: 2021030406208

2021年02月25日

A cold nose for Covid

March 3, 2021, Milton, GA, USA: Canine AssistantsÃ founder, Jennifer Arnold, snuggles Mayberry, a 12-week-old Golden retriever puppy, on her North Georgia training farm. ÃPuppies develop trust in people and confidence in themselves as part of our educational protocol known as the Bond-Based Approach,Ã she said. ..These future Medical Alert dogs started the 18-24 month educational process at 5 weeks of age. Medical Alert dogs have been taught to detect a personÃs biochemical reaction to the COVID-19 virus, as well as breast, cervical, colorectal, lung, stomach, liver, ovarian, prostate, skin, and thyroid cancers, with varying levels of success. Trained dogs have sniffed for cancers in a half-dozen sample types, including blood, sweat samples, breath, tissue, and even urine. Some oncologists believe that each cancer has a unique smell to it, and cancer-detecting dogs have proven increasingly adept in their ability to notice these scents..Arnold founded Canine Assistants, a non-profit organization which t...

商品コード: 2021030406444

2021年02月25日

A cold nose for Covid

March 3, 2021, Milton, GA, USA: Canine AssistantsÃ founder, Jennifer Arnold, snuggles Mayberry, a 12-week-old Golden retriever puppy, on her North Georgia training farm. ÃPuppies develop trust in people and confidence in themselves as part of our educational protocol known as the Bond-Based Approach,Ã she said. ..These future Medical Alert dogs started the 18-24 month educational process at 5 weeks of age. Medical Alert dogs have been taught to detect a personÃs biochemical reaction to the COVID-19 virus, as well as breast, cervical, colorectal, lung, stomach, liver, ovarian, prostate, skin, and thyroid cancers, with varying levels of success. Trained dogs have sniffed for cancers in a half-dozen sample types, including blood, sweat samples, breath, tissue, and even urine. Some oncologists believe that each cancer has a unique smell to it, and cancer-detecting dogs have proven increasingly adept in their ability to notice these scents..Arnold founded Canine Assistants, a non-profit organization which t...

商品コード: 2021030406099

2021年02月25日

A cold nose for Covid

March 3, 2021, Milton, GA, USA: Canine AssistantsÃ founder, Jennifer Arnold, snuggles Mayberry, a 12-week-old Golden retriever puppy, on her North Georgia training farm. ÃPuppies develop trust in people and confidence in themselves as part of our educational protocol known as the Bond-Based Approach,Ã she said. ..These future Medical Alert dogs started the 18-24 month educational process at 5 weeks of age. Medical Alert dogs have been taught to detect a personÃs biochemical reaction to the COVID-19 virus, as well as breast, cervical, colorectal, lung, stomach, liver, ovarian, prostate, skin, and thyroid cancers, with varying levels of success. Trained dogs have sniffed for cancers in a half-dozen sample types, including blood, sweat samples, breath, tissue, and even urine. Some oncologists believe that each cancer has a unique smell to it, and cancer-detecting dogs have proven increasingly adept in their ability to notice these scents..Arnold founded Canine Assistants, a non-profit organization which t...

商品コード: 2021030406187

2021年02月25日

A cold nose for Covid

March 3, 2021, Milton, GA, USA: Jennifer Arnold holds a patient sweat sample for Cheeto, a one-year-old Golden retriever, whose sensitive nose can check for the volatile organic compounds present during COVID-19 infection, as his education continues. ..Medical Alert dogs have been taught to detect a personÃs biochemical reaction to the COVID-19 virus, as well as breast, cervical, colorectal, lung, stomach, liver, ovarian, prostate, skin, and thyroid cancers, with varying levels of success. Trained dogs have sniffed for cancers in a half-dozen sample types, including blood, sweat samples, breath, tissue, and even urine. Some oncologists believe that each cancer has a unique smell to it, and cancer-detecting dogs have proven increasingly adept in their ability to notice these scents..Arnold founded Canine Assistants, a non-profit organization which teaches and provides service dogs for children and adults with physical disabilities or other special needs. She is now training them to detect the coronavirus...

商品コード: 2021030406263

2021年02月25日

A cold nose for Covid

February 25, 2021, Milton, GA, USA: Canine AssistantsÃ¢â¬â¢ founder, Jennifer Arnold, with 12 week old Golden Retriever puppies in her North Georgia training farm. These future Medical Alert dogs started the 18-24 month educational process at 5 weeks of age. Medical Alert dogs have been taught to detect a personÃ¢â¬â¢s biochemical reaction to the COVID-19 virus, as well as breast, cervical, colorectal, lung, stomach, liver, ovarian, prostate, skin, and thyroid cancers, with varying levels of success. Trained dogs have sniffed for cancers in a half-dozen sample types, including blood, sweat samples, breath, tissue, and even urine. Some oncologists believe that each cancer has a unique smell to it, and cancer-detecting dogs have proven increasingly adept in their ability to notice these scents..Arnold founded Canine Assistants, a non-profit organization which teaches and provides service dogs for children and adults with physical disabilities or other special needs..ArnoldÃ¢â¬â¢s business that trains serv...

商品コード: 2021030406237

2021年02月25日

A cold nose for Covid

March 3, 2021, Milton, GA, USA: Jennifer Arnold holds a patient sweat sample for Cheeto, a one-year-old Golden retriever, whose sensitive nose can check for the volatile organic compounds present during COVID-19 infection, as his education continues. ..Medical Alert dogs have been taught to detect a personÃs biochemical reaction to the COVID-19 virus, as well as breast, cervical, colorectal, lung, stomach, liver, ovarian, prostate, skin, and thyroid cancers, with varying levels of success. Trained dogs have sniffed for cancers in a half-dozen sample types, including blood, sweat samples, breath, tissue, and even urine. Some oncologists believe that each cancer has a unique smell to it, and cancer-detecting dogs have proven increasingly adept in their ability to notice these scents..Arnold founded Canine Assistants, a non-profit organization which teaches and provides service dogs for children and adults with physical disabilities or other special needs. She is now training them to detect the coronavirus...

商品コード: 2021030406113

2021年02月25日

A cold nose for Covid

March 3, 2021, Milton, GA, USA: Jennifer Arnold holds a patient sweat sample for Cheeto, a one-year-old Golden retriever, whose sensitive nose can check for the volatile organic compounds present during COVID-19 infection, as his education continues. ..Medical Alert dogs have been taught to detect a personÃs biochemical reaction to the COVID-19 virus, as well as breast, cervical, colorectal, lung, stomach, liver, ovarian, prostate, skin, and thyroid cancers, with varying levels of success. Trained dogs have sniffed for cancers in a half-dozen sample types, including blood, sweat samples, breath, tissue, and even urine. Some oncologists believe that each cancer has a unique smell to it, and cancer-detecting dogs have proven increasingly adept in their ability to notice these scents..Arnold founded Canine Assistants, a non-profit organization which teaches and provides service dogs for children and adults with physical disabilities or other special needs. She is now training them to detect the coronavirus...

商品コード: 2021030406412

2021年02月25日

A cold nose for Covid

March 3, 2021, Milton, GA, USA: Jennifer Arnold holds a patient sweat sample for Cheeto, a one-year-old Golden retriever, whose sensitive nose can check for the volatile organic compounds present during COVID-19 infection, as his education continues. ..Medical Alert dogs have been taught to detect a personÃs biochemical reaction to the COVID-19 virus, as well as breast, cervical, colorectal, lung, stomach, liver, ovarian, prostate, skin, and thyroid cancers, with varying levels of success. Trained dogs have sniffed for cancers in a half-dozen sample types, including blood, sweat samples, breath, tissue, and even urine. Some oncologists believe that each cancer has a unique smell to it, and cancer-detecting dogs have proven increasingly adept in their ability to notice these scents..Arnold founded Canine Assistants, a non-profit organization which teaches and provides service dogs for children and adults with physical disabilities or other special needs. She is now training them to detect the coronavirus...

商品コード: 2021030406179

2021年02月25日

A cold nose for Covid

March 3, 2021, Milton, GA, USA: Jennifer Arnold holds a patient sweat sample for Cheeto, a one-year-old Golden retriever, whose sensitive nose can check for the volatile organic compounds present during COVID-19 infection, as his education continues. ..Medical Alert dogs have been taught to detect a personÃs biochemical reaction to the COVID-19 virus, as well as breast, cervical, colorectal, lung, stomach, liver, ovarian, prostate, skin, and thyroid cancers, with varying levels of success. Trained dogs have sniffed for cancers in a half-dozen sample types, including blood, sweat samples, breath, tissue, and even urine. Some oncologists believe that each cancer has a unique smell to it, and cancer-detecting dogs have proven increasingly adept in their ability to notice these scents..Arnold founded Canine Assistants, a non-profit organization which teaches and provides service dogs for children and adults with physical disabilities or other special needs. She is now training them to detect the coronavirus...

商品コード: 2021030406440

2021年02月25日

A cold nose for Covid

March 3, 2021, Milton, GA, USA: Jennifer Arnold holds a patient sweat sample for Cheeto, a one-year-old Golden retriever, whose sensitive nose can check for the volatile organic compounds present during COVID-19 infection, as his education continues. ..Medical Alert dogs have been taught to detect a personÃs biochemical reaction to the COVID-19 virus, as well as breast, cervical, colorectal, lung, stomach, liver, ovarian, prostate, skin, and thyroid cancers, with varying levels of success. Trained dogs have sniffed for cancers in a half-dozen sample types, including blood, sweat samples, breath, tissue, and even urine. Some oncologists believe that each cancer has a unique smell to it, and cancer-detecting dogs have proven increasingly adept in their ability to notice these scents..Arnold founded Canine Assistants, a non-profit organization which teaches and provides service dogs for children and adults with physical disabilities or other special needs. She is now training them to detect the coronavirus...

商品コード: 2021030406462

2021年02月25日

A cold nose for Covid Ñ and other illnesses

March 3, 2021, Milton, GA, USA: Jennifer Arnold works with Cheeto, a one-year-old Golden retriever, whose sensitive nose can check for the volatile organic compounds present during COVID-19 infection, as his education continues. ..Medical Alert dogs have been taught to detect a personÃs biochemical reaction to the COVID-19 virus, as well as breast, cervical, colorectal, lung, stomach, liver, ovarian, prostate, skin, and thyroid cancers, with varying levels of success. Trained dogs have sniffed for cancers in a half-dozen sample types, including blood, sweat samples, breath, tissue, and even urine. Some oncologists believe that each cancer has a unique smell to it, and cancer-detecting dogs have proven increasingly adept in their ability to notice these scents..Arnold founded Canine Assistants, a non-profit organization which teaches and provides service dogs for children and adults with physical disabilities or other special needs. She is now training them to detect the coronavirus inside senior living ...

商品コード: 2021030406101

2021年02月25日

A cold nose for Covid

March 3, 2021, Milton, GA, USA: Jennifer Arnold holds a patient sweat sample for Cheeto, collected from a patient at an area hospital. The samples are used to teach selected Golden retriever at ArnoldÃs Canine Assistants non-profit center. CheetoÃs sensitive nose can check for the volatile organic compounds present during COVID-19 infection, as his education continues. ..Medical Alert dogs have been taught to detect a personÃs biochemical reaction to the COVID-19 virus, as well as breast, cervical, colorectal, lung, stomach, liver, ovarian, prostate, skin, and thyroid cancers, with varying levels of success. Trained dogs have sniffed for cancers in a half-dozen sample types, including blood, sweat samples, breath, tissue, and even urine. Some oncologists believe that each cancer has a unique smell to it, and cancer-detecting dogs have proven increasingly adept in their ability to notice these scents..Arnold founded Canine Assistants, a non-profit organization which teaches and provides service dogs for...

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