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German Breast Cancer: Treatment Advancements Drive High Survival Rates
In Germany, approximately 1 in 8 women develop breast cancer, a figure attributed to lifestyle, diet, and environmental factors; however, advancements in treatments like targeted antibodies and immunotherapies have led to 80–90% survival rates across all stages.
German Breast Cancer: Treatment Advancements Drive High Survival Rates
In Germany, approximately 1 in 8 women develop breast cancer, a figure attributed to lifestyle, diet, and environmental factors; however, advancements in treatments like targeted antibodies and immunotherapies have led to 80–90% survival rates across all stages.
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44% Bias Score
Controversial Chinese Game Sparks Debate on Sexism
A new Chinese video game, "Revenge on Gold Diggers" (later renamed "Emotional Anti-Fraud Simulator"), depicting manipulative women defrauding men, topped Steam sales charts but sparked intense controversy for its sexist portrayal of women, leading to social media bans for its director, Mark Hu, desp...
Controversial Chinese Game Sparks Debate on Sexism
A new Chinese video game, "Revenge on Gold Diggers" (later renamed "Emotional Anti-Fraud Simulator"), depicting manipulative women defrauding men, topped Steam sales charts but sparked intense controversy for its sexist portrayal of women, leading to social media bans for its director, Mark Hu, desp...
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80% Bias Score
CISL Milan Trains Union Delegates to Combat Workplace Gender Violence
The CISL Milan union launched the "Sentinelle della Cisl" training program for 60 union delegates to identify and assist female coworkers facing domestic or workplace violence, collaborating with the Libellula Foundation, whose research reveals widespread harassment in the workplace.
CISL Milan Trains Union Delegates to Combat Workplace Gender Violence
The CISL Milan union launched the "Sentinelle della Cisl" training program for 60 union delegates to identify and assist female coworkers facing domestic or workplace violence, collaborating with the Libellula Foundation, whose research reveals widespread harassment in the workplace.
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28% Bias Score
NGOs Face Engagement Crisis with Generation Z
Generation Z's declining engagement with NGOs is due to a perceived lack of transparency, slow processes, and a mismatch between traditional models and the digital activism preferred by young people.
NGOs Face Engagement Crisis with Generation Z
Generation Z's declining engagement with NGOs is due to a perceived lack of transparency, slow processes, and a mismatch between traditional models and the digital activism preferred by young people.
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20% Bias Score
Daughter Isolated by Partner's Coercive Control
A daughter's withdrawal from family events is attributed to her partner's coercive control, isolating her and causing significant emotional distress, mirroring the mother's past experience with abuse; the family seeks advice and support.
Daughter Isolated by Partner's Coercive Control
A daughter's withdrawal from family events is attributed to her partner's coercive control, isolating her and causing significant emotional distress, mirroring the mother's past experience with abuse; the family seeks advice and support.
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40% Bias Score
Caregiving Burden: Women Face Significant Career Setbacks
A new study reveals that women caregivers face significant career setbacks, with 33% reducing work hours, 29% forgoing promotions, and 16% quitting their jobs, highlighting the urgent need for workplace support and systemic change.
Caregiving Burden: Women Face Significant Career Setbacks
A new study reveals that women caregivers face significant career setbacks, with 33% reducing work hours, 29% forgoing promotions, and 16% quitting their jobs, highlighting the urgent need for workplace support and systemic change.
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56% Bias Score
Paternity Leave: Lessons from Sweden and Norway for Greece
Sweden introduced paid paternity leave in 1974, but its effectiveness was initially hampered by gender inequality and social stigma. Norway's 1993 reform, making leave non-transferable, proved far more successful, increasing female workforce participation. Greece's 2021 law offers only 14 days.
Paternity Leave: Lessons from Sweden and Norway for Greece
Sweden introduced paid paternity leave in 1974, but its effectiveness was initially hampered by gender inequality and social stigma. Norway's 1993 reform, making leave non-transferable, proved far more successful, increasing female workforce participation. Greece's 2021 law offers only 14 days.
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44% Bias Score
Miedema's 100th Goal Propels Netherlands to Euro 2025 Victory
Vivianne Miedema scored her 100th international goal for the Netherlands in their 3-0 Euro 2025 victory over Wales on Saturday, overcoming significant injury setbacks and inspiring her team amid uncertainty surrounding their coach's departure.
Miedema's 100th Goal Propels Netherlands to Euro 2025 Victory
Vivianne Miedema scored her 100th international goal for the Netherlands in their 3-0 Euro 2025 victory over Wales on Saturday, overcoming significant injury setbacks and inspiring her team amid uncertainty surrounding their coach's departure.
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24% Bias Score
PSOE Addresses Sexism Allegations, Leading to Resignation and Debate on Feminism
Following revelations of misogynistic conversations involving a former minister and accusations of harassment against a senior official, the PSOE held a seven-hour Federal Committee meeting where members debated the party's commitment to feminism, leading to a resignation and calls for stronger acti...
PSOE Addresses Sexism Allegations, Leading to Resignation and Debate on Feminism
Following revelations of misogynistic conversations involving a former minister and accusations of harassment against a senior official, the PSOE held a seven-hour Federal Committee meeting where members debated the party's commitment to feminism, leading to a resignation and calls for stronger acti...
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48% Bias Score
Tems Launches "Leading the Vibe" Initiative for Young African Women in Music
Nigerian singer Tems launched a two-day initiative in Lagos, August 8-9, called "Leading the Vibe," for young African women (18-35) to help them enter the music industry through workshops and networking.
Tems Launches "Leading the Vibe" Initiative for Young African Women in Music
Nigerian singer Tems launched a two-day initiative in Lagos, August 8-9, called "Leading the Vibe," for young African women (18-35) to help them enter the music industry through workshops and networking.
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24% Bias Score
Challenging Chivalry: Women, Children, and the Realities of Crisis
The essay contrasts the romanticized 'women and children first' ideal with the realities of the Titanic sinking and modern warfare, arguing that women's resilience in crisis should shape global decisions, not just their rescue.
Challenging Chivalry: Women, Children, and the Realities of Crisis
The essay contrasts the romanticized 'women and children first' ideal with the realities of the Titanic sinking and modern warfare, arguing that women's resilience in crisis should shape global decisions, not just their rescue.
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48% Bias Score
Spain's Women's Football: From 1997 Euro Cup Semifinals to Current Contender
Spain's women's football team's surprising 1997 Euro Cup semifinal run, despite amateur conditions and limited resources, contrasted with the subsequent lack of investment in the sport domestically, until recent years when increased funding and training have produced a highly competitive team.
Spain's Women's Football: From 1997 Euro Cup Semifinals to Current Contender
Spain's women's football team's surprising 1997 Euro Cup semifinal run, despite amateur conditions and limited resources, contrasted with the subsequent lack of investment in the sport domestically, until recent years when increased funding and training have produced a highly competitive team.
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24% Bias Score
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