Vaccination, conceptual animation.

Black man, smile or senior runner with smart watch in city for heart rate to monitor training or exercise. Happy, race progress or healthy sports athlete with timer in running workout or fitness

AMERICAN MEDICS CRAWLS IN TO SAVE WOUNDED COMRADES. THEY ADMINISTER FIRST AID, UNDER FIRE. MEDICS RUN TOWARDS CAMERA CARRYING WOUNDED ON STRETCHER. OTHER WOUNDED ARE CARRIED OUT OF THE NARROW RAVINE.

On island in Caribbean during World War II, African-American soldiers practice air defense and medical corps soldiers undergo training

Video footage from the KXAS-TV/NBC station in Fort Worth, Texas, to accompany a news story.

Man and His Health pavilion: various shots of lighted images against dark background. MCSs of photos (many with children), drawings (one with foetus). HASs of Meditheatre, two beds, "patients", assorted medical machinery, a nurse tending to one of the "patients". Cut to MLS of commentator. Sequence on Expo demonstrator going through steps relating to test of patient with lie detector, carrying on running commentary, showing chart to spectators at window. Two other scenes of demonstration. Two commentators talking about equipment.

Somewhere In Poland

Effect of mescaline analogues on the behavior of cats. A laboratory technician puts a cat in an observation case. A test conducted at Aero Medical Laboratory in the United States shows the reactions of the cat while under the influence of ergotoxine. The cat runs away from a stick, gets scared and after sometime feels sluggish. It becomes drowsy and goes off to sleep. Location: United States USA. Date: 1957.

Color 1958 Medical instructional training film on how to properly administer CPR mouth-to-mouth resuscitation (here strangely called ""rescue breathing"") on unconscious accident victims. Good accident and rescue dramatizations. Directed by Lewis Herman and Marguerite S. Herman, Color 1958 Electrocution accident: black man doing woodworking in his garage steps into puddle while reaching for light switch and is electrocuted black woman runs to her unconscious husband lying on the floor VS she administers CPR mouth-to-mouth resuscitation to him, he comes to.

COVERAGE IN PHOENIX, ARIZONA FOR A BILL REDEKER CS VO ABOUT AN UNLICENSED DOCTOR, GREGORY CAPLINGER, RUNNING A CARIBBEAN MEDICAL SCHOOL. 04:00:46 NATURAL SOUND INT FTG W/ CHIROPRACTOR, DANIEL GLASSMAN, IN SILHOUETTE, TO PROTECT HIS IDENTITY. 04:01:31 INTV W/ DR GLASSMAN ABOUT WHEN HE ATTENDED THE BRITISH WEST INDIES MEDICAL SCHOOL IN SANTO DOMINGO, DOMINICAN REPUBLIC IN 1991 AND 1992.

TREATMENT OF OSTEOPOROSIS WITH ANY DRUG THERAPY ALSO REQUIRES SUFFICIENT CALCIUM AND VITAMIN D TO ACHEIVE OPTIMAL BENEFITS. ON AVERAGE, WOMEN ARE ONLY GETTING HALF THE CALCIUM THEY NEED. PATIENTS ON OSTEOPOROSIS THERAPY SHOULD TAKE A SUPPLEMENT, LIKE CITRACAL TO MAXIMIZE THE BENEFITS OF THERAPY.

Emergency responders tend to runners who sustained injuries or medical emergencies at the 2005 Toronto Marathon.

Vietnam War - ws field hospital tents - U H -1 Medevac helicopter lands - medics pull out wounded man on stretcher and run toward hospital

9/15/2024

medevac soldiers running to chopper; chopper flying; medevac soldier with guns; chopper landing

Aldershot. <br/> <br/>GV. Medical officers lined up. SV. Major General Campbell and Major General Murphy. SCU. Major General Bramwell-Davis, Chief of staff Southern Command. GV. Simulated atomic bomb explosion. SV. Cook house on fire with cooks running out of hut. SV. Hut burning. CU. Injured soldier laying on ground. LV. Overturned lorry on fire (overturned by blast waves). SCU. Injured driver hanging out of cabin of lorry. CU. Injured soldier rolling on ground (great acting!). CU. another injured soldier. SV. Pan, First Aid squad running from ambulance with stretchers. CU. First Aid squad running past camera with stretchers. SV. Burning cook house collapses. SV. Two injured men suffering from scolds and flame burns. LV. Rescue squad around burning truck. CU. Injured man. SV. Group of medical officers looking at casualties. SV. Casualties being treated along side tent. CU. Medical orderly holding down injured soldier. SCU. Medical officer applying splints to injured man's leg, & CU. SV. Medical officers attending to wounded men on ground, & SV. SCU. Medical officer applying splint. SV. Medical officers putting injured soldier onto stretcher. LV. Stretcher party with casualties walking away from burning cook house. <br/> <br/>(Neg.) (Title Scene "G")

doctors go on trial for running scam

US soldiers in combat training in desert near Yuma, AZ

COVERAGE IN PHOENIX, ARIZONA FOR A BILL REDEKER CS VO ABOUT AN UNLICENSED DOCTOR, GREGORY CAPLINGER, RUNNING A CARIBBEAN MEDICAL SCHOOL. 04:00:46 NATURAL SOUND INT FTG W/ CHIROPRACTOR, DANIEL GLASSMAN, IN SILHOUETTE, TO PROTECT HIS IDENTITY. 04:01:31 INTV W/ DR GLASSMAN ABOUT WHEN HE ATTENDED THE BRITISH WEST INDIES MEDICAL SCHOOL IN SANTO DOMINGO, DOMINICAN REPUBLIC IN 1991 AND 1992.

To The Shores Of Iwo Jima is a 1945 Kodachrome color short war film produced by the United States Navy and United States Marine Corps. Photographed in combat areas by cameramen of the U.S. Navy, Marine Corps, and Coast Guard, the film documents the Battle of Iwo Jima. The film opens with a shot of a battleship sailing on the sea (00:32). It discusses the island of Iwo Jima and uses graphics to show the makeup of the island and the network of tunnels built by Japanese troops. A shot of Iwo Jima from the POV of a plane (01:43) gives way to U.S. Navy battleships firing heavy artillery on the island. Planes (appears to be Grumman F6F Hell Cats) take off from carrier (2:18) to strafe and bomb the island. Gunboats (03:00) move in close to the island and fire on enemy installations. U.S. guns continue firing into the night. There is a shot of the American flag with artillery shells being fired into the sky behind it (04:10). An aerial shot of Marine Corps landing craft preparing to head for beach (04:17) provide viewers with the scope of the invasion. Waves of Marines stay calm as they approach the beach; 500 landing craft hit the shores and the soldiers immediately take cover from enemy fire. There is footage of injured and dead soldiers being evacuated by the medical corps. Tanks make shore and push inland (06:30), allowing the Marines to advance from Yellow Beach. On Green Beach, men are pinned down (07:25) by Japanese fire coming from fortifications on Mount Suribachi. The U.S. Command Ship (08:00) receives a request for assistance, and planes soon bomb Japanese targets while Navy ships also fire on Mount Suribachi. Patrols move forward, including one with a soldier armed with a flame thrower (09:25). Admiral Turner (10:05) orders a cease fire as Marines climb Mount Suribachi. U.S. Marines summit the top and raise the American flag (10:25). Supplies are brought ashore (10:55) in preparation for the push north against the bulk of Japanese forces. Marines run across devasted land in the advance. Wounded soldiers receive medical attention (11:58; 14:13) and are evacuated. Rocket trucks move into position and fire at Japanese targets (12:40); however, they are the target of Japanese fire. Initially unable to take a ridge, U.S. forces finally capture the high ground on the sixth attempt. Artillery fire (14:38) softens up Japanese defenses. A U.S. ammunition dump is hit by Japanese artillery and explodes (15:18). Marines flush out the enemy in caves using guns, grenades, and flame throwers (16:19), leaving behind dead and charred remains of Japanese soldiers. U.S. soldiers attend a prayer service (17:21). Scenes of wreckage along the beaches of Iwo Jima is a testament to the fierce fighting. Helmets of dead are stacked in piles and graves marked with white crosses remind viewers of the death toll. A B-29 lands on an airstrip (18:41), followed by smaller aircraft like what appears to be a P-51 Mustang. An aerial shot of Mt. Fuji (19:05) concludes the film.<p><p>A follow-up film (MN 5079e 1945) "Mission Completed" thanks servicemen and women for their sacrifices and acknowledges the difficulty they may face reintegrating into civilian life. This film opens with a shot of a battleship (19:34), followed by Navy men who stand with the sky as a backdrop. There are shots of civilians at various events and sailors mopping the deck of a ship, guiding planes on carriers, and attending to sick people. Sailors (21:43) present for inspection (21:43). The narrator discusses the destruction of the war as an aerial shot shows a devastated European city (23:02), which contrasts to the virtually untouched American cities. American kids play baseball with the New York City skyline in the background. The soldiers return to their pre-war lives: the film shows scenes of men building, farming, writing, and attending church services. Men and women fish, golf, sail, and play music. The film concludes with footage of a playground, Christmas morning, and people voting, before the Secretary of the Navy (28:40) James Forrestal looks at the camera and addresses the men and women of Navy, saluting their service and acknowledging that adjusting to civilian life can be difficult, but assures them they will succeed.<p><p>We encourage viewers to add comments and, especially, to provide additional information about our videos by adding a comment! See something interesting? Tell people what it is and what they can see by writing something for example: "01:00:12:00 -- President Roosevelt is seen meeting with Winston Churchill at the Quebec Conference."<p><p>This film is part of the Periscope Film LLC archive, one of the largest historic military, transportation, and aviation stock footage collections in the USA. Entirely film backed, this material is available for licensing in 24p HD, 2k and 4k. For more information visit http://www.PeriscopeFilm.com

Hospital, emergency and feet of doctors running with bed in healthcare service, support or helping in medical trauma. Nursing team, hurry and walk to operation room, clinic or surgery with gurney