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Genomic Instability Test Predicts Chemotherapy Failure in Cancer Patients
Researchers in Spain and the UK have developed a new genomic instability analysis that predicts which patients will not respond to three major chemotherapy types, impacting treatment decisions and potentially reducing side effects for up to 50% of patients.
Genomic Instability Test Predicts Chemotherapy Failure in Cancer Patients
Researchers in Spain and the UK have developed a new genomic instability analysis that predicts which patients will not respond to three major chemotherapy types, impacting treatment decisions and potentially reducing side effects for up to 50% of patients.
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36% Bias Score
Glyphosate's EU Authorization Amidst Cancer Concerns
French farmer Ludovic Maugé's intravascular B-cell lymphoma, linked to glyphosate exposure, highlights the ongoing controversy surrounding the herbicide's authorization by the EU until 2033, despite research indicating a link to cancer.
Glyphosate's EU Authorization Amidst Cancer Concerns
French farmer Ludovic Maugé's intravascular B-cell lymphoma, linked to glyphosate exposure, highlights the ongoing controversy surrounding the herbicide's authorization by the EU until 2033, despite research indicating a link to cancer.
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56% Bias Score
Glyphosate's EU Authorization Extension Amidst Cancer Concerns
Ludovic Maugé, a French citizen, developed a rare cancer linked to 30 years of glyphosate exposure; his case highlights the controversy surrounding the herbicide's authorization by the EU until 2033, despite its classification as "probably carcinogenic" by the IARC.
Glyphosate's EU Authorization Extension Amidst Cancer Concerns
Ludovic Maugé, a French citizen, developed a rare cancer linked to 30 years of glyphosate exposure; his case highlights the controversy surrounding the herbicide's authorization by the EU until 2033, despite its classification as "probably carcinogenic" by the IARC.
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60% Bias Score
Painless Nanopatch Revolutionizes Disease Diagnosis with Real-Time Molecular Analysis
King's College London researchers created a nanopatch with nano-needles a thousand times thinner than a human hair that extracts molecular information from tissue without causing pain or damage, enabling real-time disease monitoring and repeated sampling, as published in Nature Nanotechnology.
Painless Nanopatch Revolutionizes Disease Diagnosis with Real-Time Molecular Analysis
King's College London researchers created a nanopatch with nano-needles a thousand times thinner than a human hair that extracts molecular information from tissue without causing pain or damage, enabling real-time disease monitoring and repeated sampling, as published in Nature Nanotechnology.
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52% Bias Score
Alternative Cancer Remedies: Limited Evidence and Potential Risks
Professor Dr. Uta Hübner from Jena University Clinic cautions against using alternative remedies like turmeric and mistletoe alongside conventional cancer treatments due to limited evidence of effectiveness and potential interactions, stressing the importance of a healthy diet.
Alternative Cancer Remedies: Limited Evidence and Potential Risks
Professor Dr. Uta Hübner from Jena University Clinic cautions against using alternative remedies like turmeric and mistletoe alongside conventional cancer treatments due to limited evidence of effectiveness and potential interactions, stressing the importance of a healthy diet.
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56% Bias Score
Journalist Injured, National Guard Deployed Amidst LA Protests
Nine News correspondent Lauren Tomasi was injured by a rubber bullet fired by a Los Angeles police officer during live coverage of immigration protests; President Trump deployed the National Guard against the governor's wishes, escalating tensions; 700 Marines are additionally deployed to Los Angele...
Journalist Injured, National Guard Deployed Amidst LA Protests
Nine News correspondent Lauren Tomasi was injured by a rubber bullet fired by a Los Angeles police officer during live coverage of immigration protests; President Trump deployed the National Guard against the governor's wishes, escalating tensions; 700 Marines are additionally deployed to Los Angele...
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60% Bias Score
UK Urged to Mandate Cancer Warnings on Alcohol
A coalition of health organizations is urging the UK government to mandate cancer warnings on alcohol products, citing a proven link between alcohol and seven types of cancer, impacting 17,000 cases annually; Ireland is set to be the first country to implement such labels.
UK Urged to Mandate Cancer Warnings on Alcohol
A coalition of health organizations is urging the UK government to mandate cancer warnings on alcohol products, citing a proven link between alcohol and seven types of cancer, impacting 17,000 cases annually; Ireland is set to be the first country to implement such labels.
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40% Bias Score
Iowa's Cancer Crisis: Investigating the Role of Agricultural Practices
Iowa's high and rising cancer rates, second only to Kentucky's, are prompting a new research project investigating potential links to agricultural practices, including pesticide use, high nitrate levels, and PFAS contamination; researchers are also looking at radon levels.
Iowa's Cancer Crisis: Investigating the Role of Agricultural Practices
Iowa's high and rising cancer rates, second only to Kentucky's, are prompting a new research project investigating potential links to agricultural practices, including pesticide use, high nitrate levels, and PFAS contamination; researchers are also looking at radon levels.
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36% Bias Score
Princess of Wales Withdraws from Royal Ascot Due to Cancer Recovery
The Princess of Wales canceled her appearance at Royal Ascot's carriage procession on Wednesday due to her ongoing recovery from cancer, prioritizing her health over the event's 200th-anniversary celebrations. Prince William will still attend and award prizes.
Princess of Wales Withdraws from Royal Ascot Due to Cancer Recovery
The Princess of Wales canceled her appearance at Royal Ascot's carriage procession on Wednesday due to her ongoing recovery from cancer, prioritizing her health over the event's 200th-anniversary celebrations. Prince William will still attend and award prizes.
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28% Bias Score
Biden Pardons, Mental Acuity, and Cancer Diagnosis Under Investigation
Former President Biden's use of an autopen to sign over 1,500 pardons in his final days, including one for his son Hunter Biden, is under investigation by the Justice Department and the House Oversight Committee, which also investigates alleged cover-ups of Biden's mental decline and cancer diagnosi...
Biden Pardons, Mental Acuity, and Cancer Diagnosis Under Investigation
Former President Biden's use of an autopen to sign over 1,500 pardons in his final days, including one for his son Hunter Biden, is under investigation by the Justice Department and the House Oversight Committee, which also investigates alleged cover-ups of Biden's mental decline and cancer diagnosi...
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56% Bias Score
Appendiceal Cancer Rates Surge Among Millennials
A Vanderbilt University study reveals a sharp increase in appendiceal cancer among Millennials, with rates seven times higher in their 30s than in the 1940s, possibly due to a new environmental exposure; early diagnosis significantly improves survival.
Appendiceal Cancer Rates Surge Among Millennials
A Vanderbilt University study reveals a sharp increase in appendiceal cancer among Millennials, with rates seven times higher in their 30s than in the 1940s, possibly due to a new environmental exposure; early diagnosis significantly improves survival.
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32% Bias Score
Sharp Rise in Appendix Cancer Among Young Americans Raises Concerns
A study in Annals of Internal Medicine reveals a dramatic increase in appendix cancer among younger US-born individuals, with those born in 1980 having triple and those born in 1985 having almost quadruple the risk compared to those born in 1945, suggesting a potential link to lifestyle changes or e...
Sharp Rise in Appendix Cancer Among Young Americans Raises Concerns
A study in Annals of Internal Medicine reveals a dramatic increase in appendix cancer among younger US-born individuals, with those born in 1980 having triple and those born in 1985 having almost quadruple the risk compared to those born in 1945, suggesting a potential link to lifestyle changes or e...
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20% Bias Score
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