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EU Sperm Donation Regulations Fail: Gene Variant Passed to 67 Children
A Danish sperm donor's actions at Belgian fertility clinics revealed a lack of EU-wide sperm donation regulations, resulting in at least 67 children, 23 of whom inherited a gene variant increasing cancer risk, with 10 developing various cancers, including four cases of blood disease and four brain t...
EU Sperm Donation Regulations Fail: Gene Variant Passed to 67 Children
A Danish sperm donor's actions at Belgian fertility clinics revealed a lack of EU-wide sperm donation regulations, resulting in at least 67 children, 23 of whom inherited a gene variant increasing cancer risk, with 10 developing various cancers, including four cases of blood disease and four brain t...
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40% Bias Score


European Sperm Bank Case Highlights Critical Regulatory Gaps
A European sperm bank unknowingly used a Danish donor carrying a gene variant linked to increased cancer risk, resulting in at least 10 children developing cancer; this highlights significant regulatory gaps in Europe regarding sperm donation.
European Sperm Bank Case Highlights Critical Regulatory Gaps
A European sperm bank unknowingly used a Danish donor carrying a gene variant linked to increased cancer risk, resulting in at least 10 children developing cancer; this highlights significant regulatory gaps in Europe regarding sperm donation.
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44% Bias Score


England's £27 Billion Alcohol Problem Demands Urgent Reform
England's ineffective alcohol regulation costs £27 billion yearly, nearly double the alcohol duty revenue, demanding urgent reform; evidence-based solutions such as minimum unit pricing and clearer labeling are available to improve public health and reduce economic harm.
England's £27 Billion Alcohol Problem Demands Urgent Reform
England's ineffective alcohol regulation costs £27 billion yearly, nearly double the alcohol duty revenue, demanding urgent reform; evidence-based solutions such as minimum unit pricing and clearer labeling are available to improve public health and reduce economic harm.
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68% Bias Score


UK Cancer Patients Priced Out of Travel Due to High Insurance Costs
Maggie's Cancer Charity reports that cancer patients in the UK are being priced out of holidays due to unaffordable travel insurance premiums, with some paying thousands of pounds or forgoing trips altogether; the charity is calling for government intervention.
UK Cancer Patients Priced Out of Travel Due to High Insurance Costs
Maggie's Cancer Charity reports that cancer patients in the UK are being priced out of holidays due to unaffordable travel insurance premiums, with some paying thousands of pounds or forgoing trips altogether; the charity is calling for government intervention.
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48% Bias Score


NHS Staff Shortages Cause Critical Delays in UK Cancer Care
Due to a shortage of radiologists and oncologists in the UK's NHS, cancer patients face significant delays in diagnosis and treatment, leading to cancer progression and increased mortality risk, as reported by the Royal College of Radiologists (RCR).
NHS Staff Shortages Cause Critical Delays in UK Cancer Care
Due to a shortage of radiologists and oncologists in the UK's NHS, cancer patients face significant delays in diagnosis and treatment, leading to cancer progression and increased mortality risk, as reported by the Royal College of Radiologists (RCR).
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40% Bias Score


Online Misinformation Leads Cancer Patients to Reject Proven Treatments
Cancer patients are increasingly rejecting proven treatments for unproven methods like coffee enemas and juice cleanses due to online misinformation, leading to tumor spread and even death, according to oncologists at the ASCO meeting.
Online Misinformation Leads Cancer Patients to Reject Proven Treatments
Cancer patients are increasingly rejecting proven treatments for unproven methods like coffee enemas and juice cleanses due to online misinformation, leading to tumor spread and even death, according to oncologists at the ASCO meeting.
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64% Bias Score

Liquid Biopsy Speeds Cancer Diagnosis, Improves Patient Outcomes
A 41-year-old woman, Rebeca Proctor, diagnosed with stage 4 lung cancer in January, credits a rapid liquid biopsy which confirmed her cancer's genetic variant ten days sooner than a tissue biopsy, enabling immediate treatment with Brigatinib and significantly improving her quality of life; NHS Engla...

Liquid Biopsy Speeds Cancer Diagnosis, Improves Patient Outcomes
A 41-year-old woman, Rebeca Proctor, diagnosed with stage 4 lung cancer in January, credits a rapid liquid biopsy which confirmed her cancer's genetic variant ten days sooner than a tissue biopsy, enabling immediate treatment with Brigatinib and significantly improving her quality of life; NHS Engla...
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44% Bias Score

Patricia Fuenmayor, Former Miss Sudamérica and TV Presenter, Dies at 51
Venezuelan television presenter and former Miss Sudamérica Patricia Fuenmayor died at 51 after a battle with cancer; "Despierta América" announced her death, highlighting her career and impact on the Hispanic community.

Patricia Fuenmayor, Former Miss Sudamérica and TV Presenter, Dies at 51
Venezuelan television presenter and former Miss Sudamérica Patricia Fuenmayor died at 51 after a battle with cancer; "Despierta América" announced her death, highlighting her career and impact on the Hispanic community.
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12% Bias Score

Cancer Treatment Breakthroughs Extend Patient Survival
Several breakthroughs in cancer treatment were announced, including new immunotherapies significantly increasing survival rates for head and neck, melanoma, and gastric cancers; Car T-cell therapy showing 40% longer survival in advanced gastric cancer; liquid biopsies enabling faster, personalized t...

Cancer Treatment Breakthroughs Extend Patient Survival
Several breakthroughs in cancer treatment were announced, including new immunotherapies significantly increasing survival rates for head and neck, melanoma, and gastric cancers; Car T-cell therapy showing 40% longer survival in advanced gastric cancer; liquid biopsies enabling faster, personalized t...
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28% Bias Score

Exercise Significantly Improves Colon Cancer Survival Rates
A three-year exercise program for 889 colon cancer survivors resulted in a 28% lower cancer recurrence and 37% lower mortality rate compared to a control group receiving educational materials, highlighting exercise as a potential standard treatment.

Exercise Significantly Improves Colon Cancer Survival Rates
A three-year exercise program for 889 colon cancer survivors resulted in a 28% lower cancer recurrence and 37% lower mortality rate compared to a control group receiving educational materials, highlighting exercise as a potential standard treatment.
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52% Bias Score

Queen Máxima Reacts to Singer Freek Rikkerink's Incurable Cancer Diagnosis
Queen Máxima of the Netherlands expressed shock and sympathy upon learning of singer Freek Rikkerink's incurable lung cancer during her solo state visit to the Czech Republic following the fall of the Dutch cabinet, highlighting the human impact alongside national political events.

Queen Máxima Reacts to Singer Freek Rikkerink's Incurable Cancer Diagnosis
Queen Máxima of the Netherlands expressed shock and sympathy upon learning of singer Freek Rikkerink's incurable lung cancer during her solo state visit to the Czech Republic following the fall of the Dutch cabinet, highlighting the human impact alongside national political events.
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4% Bias Score

Gut Microbiota: A Key Factor in Cancer Treatment Efficacy
Research shows the gut microbiota significantly impacts cancer treatment efficacy; balanced microbiota enhances immunotherapy and chemotherapy responses, while dysbiosis may cause resistance and promote tumor development; manipulating the microbiota through probiotics, prebiotics, or fecal transplan...

Gut Microbiota: A Key Factor in Cancer Treatment Efficacy
Research shows the gut microbiota significantly impacts cancer treatment efficacy; balanced microbiota enhances immunotherapy and chemotherapy responses, while dysbiosis may cause resistance and promote tumor development; manipulating the microbiota through probiotics, prebiotics, or fecal transplan...
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44% Bias Score
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