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Broad-Spectrum Antivenom Shows Promise Against Elapid Snake Venom
A novel antivenom, developed using antibodies from a human repeatedly exposed to snake venom, shows complete protection against 13 elapid snake species and partial protection against 6 others in mouse trials; further testing in dogs is planned.
Broad-Spectrum Antivenom Shows Promise Against Elapid Snake Venom
A novel antivenom, developed using antibodies from a human repeatedly exposed to snake venom, shows complete protection against 13 elapid snake species and partial protection against 6 others in mouse trials; further testing in dogs is planned.
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40% Bias Score
WHO to Officially Endorse Weight-Loss Drugs for Obesity Treatment
The World Health Organization will officially endorse weight-loss drugs like Wegovy and Mounjaro for adult obesity treatment in August, addressing the over 1 billion people affected globally, with 70% in low- and middle-income countries, while acknowledging high costs and advocating for increased ac...
WHO to Officially Endorse Weight-Loss Drugs for Obesity Treatment
The World Health Organization will officially endorse weight-loss drugs like Wegovy and Mounjaro for adult obesity treatment in August, addressing the over 1 billion people affected globally, with 70% in low- and middle-income countries, while acknowledging high costs and advocating for increased ac...
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32% Bias Score
International Medical Leaders Pledge Enhanced Cooperation with China on Traditional Medicine
Over 400 international medical leaders pledged to boost cooperation with China on traditional medicine at a forum in Fangchenggang, China, aiming to improve global health equity and develop a high-quality international medical opening-up pilot zone, with specific examples of collaboration highlighte...
International Medical Leaders Pledge Enhanced Cooperation with China on Traditional Medicine
Over 400 international medical leaders pledged to boost cooperation with China on traditional medicine at a forum in Fangchenggang, China, aiming to improve global health equity and develop a high-quality international medical opening-up pilot zone, with specific examples of collaboration highlighte...
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36% Bias Score
Phthalate Exposure Linked to Hundreds of Thousands of Heart Disease Deaths Globally
A global study published in eBiomedicine found that the phthalate DEHP contributed to 368,764 deaths from heart disease in 2018 among people aged 55-64, with Africa and East Asia particularly affected; researchers analyzed urine samples and death statistics across 200 countries.
Phthalate Exposure Linked to Hundreds of Thousands of Heart Disease Deaths Globally
A global study published in eBiomedicine found that the phthalate DEHP contributed to 368,764 deaths from heart disease in 2018 among people aged 55-64, with Africa and East Asia particularly affected; researchers analyzed urine samples and death statistics across 200 countries.
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44% Bias Score
Trump Administration's Public Health Cuts Result in Significant Workforce Reduction and Global Health Crisis
In his first 100 days, President Trump's administration drastically reduced the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services workforce by 20,000, eliminated essential programs like the Office on Smoking and Health, and cut billions in foreign aid, resulting in significant public health consequences,...
Trump Administration's Public Health Cuts Result in Significant Workforce Reduction and Global Health Crisis
In his first 100 days, President Trump's administration drastically reduced the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services workforce by 20,000, eliminated essential programs like the Office on Smoking and Health, and cut billions in foreign aid, resulting in significant public health consequences,...
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76% Bias Score
Ultra-Processed Food Linked to Significant Increase in Early Death Risk
A study across eight countries found a 3% increase in early death risk for every 10% rise in ultra-processed food (UPF) consumption; UPF is linked to up to 13.8% of premature deaths in countries like England and the US, prompting calls for tighter regulation and taxes on UPF.
Ultra-Processed Food Linked to Significant Increase in Early Death Risk
A study across eight countries found a 3% increase in early death risk for every 10% rise in ultra-processed food (UPF) consumption; UPF is linked to up to 13.8% of premature deaths in countries like England and the US, prompting calls for tighter regulation and taxes on UPF.
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48% Bias Score
Novel Antivenom Shows Promise Against Multiple Elapid Snake Venoms
A new antivenom, created using antibodies from a human who repeatedly exposed himself to snake venom, shows complete protection against 13 elapid snake species in mice and partial protection against 6 others; further testing in dogs is planned.
Novel Antivenom Shows Promise Against Multiple Elapid Snake Venoms
A new antivenom, created using antibodies from a human who repeatedly exposed himself to snake venom, shows complete protection against 13 elapid snake species in mice and partial protection against 6 others; further testing in dogs is planned.
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32% Bias Score
Weakened US Public Health System Exposes Risks of Measles Outbreak and Future Crises
A measles outbreak in the US, with hundreds of infected children and three deaths, exposes a weakened public health system due to political interference and underfunding, highlighting the risk of similar crises in other countries with complacency towards prevention.
Weakened US Public Health System Exposes Risks of Measles Outbreak and Future Crises
A measles outbreak in the US, with hundreds of infected children and three deaths, exposes a weakened public health system due to political interference and underfunding, highlighting the risk of similar crises in other countries with complacency towards prevention.
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40% Bias Score
Phthalates Linked to Hundreds of Thousands of Global Heart Disease Deaths
A new study links the chemical Di(2-ethylhexyl)phthalate (DEHP), found in various consumer products, to an estimated 368,764 global deaths from heart disease in 2018 among people aged 55-64, with Africa and East Asia disproportionately affected.
Phthalates Linked to Hundreds of Thousands of Global Heart Disease Deaths
A new study links the chemical Di(2-ethylhexyl)phthalate (DEHP), found in various consumer products, to an estimated 368,764 global deaths from heart disease in 2018 among people aged 55-64, with Africa and East Asia disproportionately affected.
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48% Bias Score
AI Revolutionizes Healthcare: Real-World Results and Systemic Challenges
Dr. Hassan Tetteh's new book, "Smarter Healthcare With AI," discusses how AI is revolutionizing healthcare delivery, citing examples like a 60% increase in complex cancer case capacity at Johns Hopkins and a 56% drop in cardiac arrests at a Michigan hospital after implementing AI-powered systems; ho...
AI Revolutionizes Healthcare: Real-World Results and Systemic Challenges
Dr. Hassan Tetteh's new book, "Smarter Healthcare With AI," discusses how AI is revolutionizing healthcare delivery, citing examples like a 60% increase in complex cancer case capacity at Johns Hopkins and a 56% drop in cardiac arrests at a Michigan hospital after implementing AI-powered systems; ho...
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60% Bias Score
NIH Budget Cuts Threaten US Leadership in Biomedical Research
The Trump administration's proposed 40% budget cut to the National Institutes of Health (NIH) is causing concern that the U.S. could lose its standing as a global leader in biomedical research, with scientists considering leaving the country due to reduced funding and political interference.
NIH Budget Cuts Threaten US Leadership in Biomedical Research
The Trump administration's proposed 40% budget cut to the National Institutes of Health (NIH) is causing concern that the U.S. could lose its standing as a global leader in biomedical research, with scientists considering leaving the country due to reduced funding and political interference.
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52% Bias Score
Senegal Doctor Addresses Rare Disease Diagnosis Gap
Dr. Pedro Rodriguez is working to diagnose and treat rare diseases in Senegal, where limited resources and data have hindered care, using genetic testing and international collaboration to improve healthcare outcomes for those affected.
Senegal Doctor Addresses Rare Disease Diagnosis Gap
Dr. Pedro Rodriguez is working to diagnose and treat rare diseases in Senegal, where limited resources and data have hindered care, using genetic testing and international collaboration to improve healthcare outcomes for those affected.
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24% Bias Score
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