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Florida Family Faces Medicaid Loss Amidst Potential Budget Cuts, Jeopardizing Child's Cancer Treatment
Seven-year-old Tony McLaurin's leukemia diagnosis in Wesley Chapel, Florida, has placed his family in a precarious financial situation as they face potential Medicaid cuts amid Republican budget proposals, jeopardizing his treatment and highlighting the systemic challenges faced by families with chi...
Florida Family Faces Medicaid Loss Amidst Potential Budget Cuts, Jeopardizing Child's Cancer Treatment
Seven-year-old Tony McLaurin's leukemia diagnosis in Wesley Chapel, Florida, has placed his family in a precarious financial situation as they face potential Medicaid cuts amid Republican budget proposals, jeopardizing his treatment and highlighting the systemic challenges faced by families with chi...
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56% Bias Score


Climate Change Increases Arsenic in Rice, Posing Major Health Risks
A study in Lancet Planetary Health shows that rising temperatures and CO2 increase arsenic in rice, potentially causing millions of extra cancer cases and other health problems by 2050, based on experiments in China simulating climate change effects on various rice strains over 10 years.
Climate Change Increases Arsenic in Rice, Posing Major Health Risks
A study in Lancet Planetary Health shows that rising temperatures and CO2 increase arsenic in rice, potentially causing millions of extra cancer cases and other health problems by 2050, based on experiments in China simulating climate change effects on various rice strains over 10 years.
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32% Bias Score


Primorsky Cancer Patients Find Support in Volunteer Network
A meeting in Primorsky Krai connected cancer patients with 50 volunteers offering support, information, and resources; the initiative, supported by the regional health ministry, highlights peer-to-peer support and community involvement in cancer care.
Primorsky Cancer Patients Find Support in Volunteer Network
A meeting in Primorsky Krai connected cancer patients with 50 volunteers offering support, information, and resources; the initiative, supported by the regional health ministry, highlights peer-to-peer support and community involvement in cancer care.
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48% Bias Score


Cancer Death Rates Decline in US, but Increases in Specific Cancers Remain
The National Cancer Institute's 2024 report shows a decline in overall cancer death rates (1.7% annually for men, 1.3% for women) between 2018 and 2022, attributed to improved screening, treatment, and reduced tobacco use; however, some cancers, like pancreatic and oral cavity cancers, saw increased...
Cancer Death Rates Decline in US, but Increases in Specific Cancers Remain
The National Cancer Institute's 2024 report shows a decline in overall cancer death rates (1.7% annually for men, 1.3% for women) between 2018 and 2022, attributed to improved screening, treatment, and reduced tobacco use; however, some cancers, like pancreatic and oral cavity cancers, saw increased...
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48% Bias Score


Rostov Doctors Successfully Remove Large Kidney Tumor from Severely Obese Patient
A 55-year-old, 190kg Rostov resident with heart problems and advanced kidney cancer, underwent a three-stage treatment plan (embolization, hemoglobin stabilization, and surgery) resulting in complete tumor removal.
Rostov Doctors Successfully Remove Large Kidney Tumor from Severely Obese Patient
A 55-year-old, 190kg Rostov resident with heart problems and advanced kidney cancer, underwent a three-stage treatment plan (embolization, hemoglobin stabilization, and surgery) resulting in complete tumor removal.
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48% Bias Score


NHS Urges Public Vigilance for Subtle Cancer Signs
The NHS launched a campaign urging people to be vigilant for subtle changes in their bodies that could indicate cancer, highlighting the importance of early diagnosis in improving treatment outcomes; a survey revealed that fewer than 40 percent of people regularly check their bodies for warning sign...
NHS Urges Public Vigilance for Subtle Cancer Signs
The NHS launched a campaign urging people to be vigilant for subtle changes in their bodies that could indicate cancer, highlighting the importance of early diagnosis in improving treatment outcomes; a survey revealed that fewer than 40 percent of people regularly check their bodies for warning sign...
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40% Bias Score

SPD Chief Klingbeil Reveals Past Cancer Battle
SPD Chairman Lars Klingbeil revealed his successful battle with throat cancer in 2014, attributing his recovery to early detection and treatment, and highlighting the impact of this experience on his leadership style and outlook on life.

SPD Chief Klingbeil Reveals Past Cancer Battle
SPD Chairman Lars Klingbeil revealed his successful battle with throat cancer in 2014, attributing his recovery to early detection and treatment, and highlighting the impact of this experience on his leadership style and outlook on life.
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8% Bias Score

Coldwater Creek Nuclear Waste: Cancer Risks and Inadequate Disposal
A 2019 study linked Coldwater Creek's nuclear waste contamination to increased cancer risks in residents exposed from the 1960s-1990s; one family experienced multiple cancer deaths, prompting a doctor to call for further investigation.

Coldwater Creek Nuclear Waste: Cancer Risks and Inadequate Disposal
A 2019 study linked Coldwater Creek's nuclear waste contamination to increased cancer risks in residents exposed from the 1960s-1990s; one family experienced multiple cancer deaths, prompting a doctor to call for further investigation.
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48% Bias Score

US Cancer Deaths Fall Overall, But Rise in Several Types
A new report reveals that overall cancer deaths in the US are declining, with annual decreases of 1.7 percent for men and 1.3 percent for women between 2018 and 2022; however, deaths from several cancers, including melanoma and pancreatic cancer, are rising due to factors like obesity, aging, and de...

US Cancer Deaths Fall Overall, But Rise in Several Types
A new report reveals that overall cancer deaths in the US are declining, with annual decreases of 1.7 percent for men and 1.3 percent for women between 2018 and 2022; however, deaths from several cancers, including melanoma and pancreatic cancer, are rising due to factors like obesity, aging, and de...
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44% Bias Score

Rising Cancer Deaths in the U.S. Despite Overall Decline
A new report reveals that while overall cancer deaths are declining in the U.S., deaths from several cancers—including melanoma, oral cancers, and those affecting bones, joints, pancreas, uterus, and liver—are increasing due to factors such as obesity, delayed diagnosis, and an aging population.

Rising Cancer Deaths in the U.S. Despite Overall Decline
A new report reveals that while overall cancer deaths are declining in the U.S., deaths from several cancers—including melanoma, oral cancers, and those affecting bones, joints, pancreas, uterus, and liver—are increasing due to factors such as obesity, delayed diagnosis, and an aging population.
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20% Bias Score

US Cancer Deaths Decline, but Obesity-Related Cancers and Racial Disparities Rise
The 2024 Annual Report to the Nation on the Status of Cancer, released Monday, shows an overall decline in US cancer deaths from 2001-2022, but also reveals rising incidence rates for several cancers linked to obesity and significant racial disparities in mortality rates, particularly among Black wo...

US Cancer Deaths Decline, but Obesity-Related Cancers and Racial Disparities Rise
The 2024 Annual Report to the Nation on the Status of Cancer, released Monday, shows an overall decline in US cancer deaths from 2001-2022, but also reveals rising incidence rates for several cancers linked to obesity and significant racial disparities in mortality rates, particularly among Black wo...
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20% Bias Score

Climate Change Increases Arsenic in Rice, Posing Global Health Threat
A new study reveals climate change may increase arsenic levels in rice, potentially causing millions of additional cancer cases in China alone; researchers are exploring mitigation strategies but face a significant challenge.

Climate Change Increases Arsenic in Rice, Posing Global Health Threat
A new study reveals climate change may increase arsenic levels in rice, potentially causing millions of additional cancer cases in China alone; researchers are exploring mitigation strategies but face a significant challenge.
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40% Bias Score
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