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EU Cancer Survival Rates Vary Widely by Country and Cancer Type
In 2021, cancer was the second leading cause of death in the European Union, with 1.1 million fatalities (21.6% of total deaths); survival rates vary significantly across countries and cancer types due to differences in diagnosis stage, treatment availability, and healthcare system organization.
EU Cancer Survival Rates Vary Widely by Country and Cancer Type
In 2021, cancer was the second leading cause of death in the European Union, with 1.1 million fatalities (21.6% of total deaths); survival rates vary significantly across countries and cancer types due to differences in diagnosis stage, treatment availability, and healthcare system organization.
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16% Bias Score
Bartlett's Podcast Faces Backlash Over Health Misinformation
Health experts criticized Steven Bartlett's "Diary of a CEO" podcast for amplifying unfounded health claims, including the suggestion that cancer can be treated with a keto diet, potentially harming listeners and eroding trust in established medicine; a BBC investigation found 14 misleading claims p...
Bartlett's Podcast Faces Backlash Over Health Misinformation
Health experts criticized Steven Bartlett's "Diary of a CEO" podcast for amplifying unfounded health claims, including the suggestion that cancer can be treated with a keto diet, potentially harming listeners and eroding trust in established medicine; a BBC investigation found 14 misleading claims p...
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56% Bias Score
EPA Bans Cancer-Causing Chemicals TCE and Perc
The EPA banned TCE and perc, chemicals linked to cancer and other health problems, used in dry cleaning, carpet cleaning, and various industrial applications; this decision reverses a previous administration's action and faces potential reversal attempts, but will take four years to fully undo.
EPA Bans Cancer-Causing Chemicals TCE and Perc
The EPA banned TCE and perc, chemicals linked to cancer and other health problems, used in dry cleaning, carpet cleaning, and various industrial applications; this decision reverses a previous administration's action and faces potential reversal attempts, but will take four years to fully undo.
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44% Bias Score
John Lithgow on Death: A 'Gracious Ending'
Actor John Lithgow, in an NPR interview, discussed his evolving perspective on death following the unexpected death of a friend and his own cancer diagnoses; he now seeks a 'gracious ending' to his life.
John Lithgow on Death: A 'Gracious Ending'
Actor John Lithgow, in an NPR interview, discussed his evolving perspective on death following the unexpected death of a friend and his own cancer diagnoses; he now seeks a 'gracious ending' to his life.
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16% Bias Score
Canadian Cancer Costs to Reach $37.7 Billion in 2024
A Canadian Cancer Society study reveals that cancer will cost Canadian society $37.7 billion in 2024, with patients and caregivers paying $7.5 billion, highlighting financial inequities in accessing cancer care; the study projects that cost to rise to $37.4 billion annually by 2034.
Canadian Cancer Costs to Reach $37.7 Billion in 2024
A Canadian Cancer Society study reveals that cancer will cost Canadian society $37.7 billion in 2024, with patients and caregivers paying $7.5 billion, highlighting financial inequities in accessing cancer care; the study projects that cost to rise to $37.4 billion annually by 2034.
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28% Bias Score
Alcohol Consumption Significantly Increases Cancer Risk, Warns Voronezh Oncology Dispensary
The Voronezh Regional Oncology Dispensary warns that alcohol increases cancer risk through acetaldehyde production, DNA damage, and interaction with other carcinogens, linking it to cancers of the mouth, throat, esophagus, liver, breast, stomach, and intestines; they recommend total abstinence or se...
Alcohol Consumption Significantly Increases Cancer Risk, Warns Voronezh Oncology Dispensary
The Voronezh Regional Oncology Dispensary warns that alcohol increases cancer risk through acetaldehyde production, DNA damage, and interaction with other carcinogens, linking it to cancers of the mouth, throat, esophagus, liver, breast, stomach, and intestines; they recommend total abstinence or se...
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56% Bias Score
Misdiagnosis Delays Cancer Treatment for UK Teenager
A 15-year-old girl in Plymouth, UK, was misdiagnosed with growing pains before being diagnosed with multiple bone, breast, and liver tumors of an unknown type, highlighting the need for improved pediatric cancer diagnosis.
Misdiagnosis Delays Cancer Treatment for UK Teenager
A 15-year-old girl in Plymouth, UK, was misdiagnosed with growing pains before being diagnosed with multiple bone, breast, and liver tumors of an unknown type, highlighting the need for improved pediatric cancer diagnosis.
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44% Bias Score
Imported Fruit in Britain Contains Double the Cancer-Linked Pesticides
Government data reveals significantly higher levels of pesticides linked to cancer and infertility in imported fruit, particularly soft citrus from South Africa, compared to British produce, raising concerns about consumer health and the impact of trade deals.
Imported Fruit in Britain Contains Double the Cancer-Linked Pesticides
Government data reveals significantly higher levels of pesticides linked to cancer and infertility in imported fruit, particularly soft citrus from South Africa, compared to British produce, raising concerns about consumer health and the impact of trade deals.
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60% Bias Score
European NGOs Challenge Glyphosate Authorization Renewal in EU Court
European NGOs, including PAN Europe, ClientEarth, and Générations Futures, filed a lawsuit with the European Court of Justice on December 11, 2023, challenging the European Commission's November 2023 decision to extend the authorization of the controversial herbicide glyphosate until 2033, citing co...
European NGOs Challenge Glyphosate Authorization Renewal in EU Court
European NGOs, including PAN Europe, ClientEarth, and Générations Futures, filed a lawsuit with the European Court of Justice on December 11, 2023, challenging the European Commission's November 2023 decision to extend the authorization of the controversial herbicide glyphosate until 2033, citing co...
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40% Bias Score
Teenage Photographer Dies, Family Launches Charity for Rare Cancer
Seventeen-year-old Liz Hatton, a talented photographer from Harrogate, UK, passed away on November 27th after battling desmoplastic small round cell tumor; her family now aims to establish a charity to fund research and support others facing this rare cancer.
Teenage Photographer Dies, Family Launches Charity for Rare Cancer
Seventeen-year-old Liz Hatton, a talented photographer from Harrogate, UK, passed away on November 27th after battling desmoplastic small round cell tumor; her family now aims to establish a charity to fund research and support others facing this rare cancer.
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20% Bias Score
FDA Mulls Ban on Cancer-Linked Food Dye Red 3
The FDA may soon ban Red 3, a synthetic food dye found in roughly 3,000 US food products, due to potential health risks highlighted by recent research linking it to hyperactivity and cancer in animals.
FDA Mulls Ban on Cancer-Linked Food Dye Red 3
The FDA may soon ban Red 3, a synthetic food dye found in roughly 3,000 US food products, due to potential health risks highlighted by recent research linking it to hyperactivity and cancer in animals.
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48% Bias Score
Trump's Remarks Raise Concerns About King Charles's Health
President-elect Donald Trump revealed that King Charles III is "fighting very hard" against cancer, a diagnosis announced by Buckingham Palace in February; Charles's limited public appearances since then, and Trump's comments, raise concerns about his health.
Trump's Remarks Raise Concerns About King Charles's Health
President-elect Donald Trump revealed that King Charles III is "fighting very hard" against cancer, a diagnosis announced by Buckingham Palace in February; Charles's limited public appearances since then, and Trump's comments, raise concerns about his health.
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28% Bias Score
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