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Global Aid Cuts Threaten Millions of Children
A global funding crisis threatens UNICEF's ability to provide life-saving aid to millions of children, causing preventable deaths from malnutrition and disease, particularly in East and Southern Africa where funding is down over 40 percent, impacting immunization and nutrition services for 15 millio...
Global Aid Cuts Threaten Millions of Children
A global funding crisis threatens UNICEF's ability to provide life-saving aid to millions of children, causing preventable deaths from malnutrition and disease, particularly in East and Southern Africa where funding is down over 40 percent, impacting immunization and nutrition services for 15 millio...
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52% Bias Score


Community-Based Initiatives Tackle Maternal Mental Health Crisis
Grassroots initiatives in Indonesia, Zimbabwe, and Gambia combat the stigma around maternal mental health, providing support groups and educational programs to address postpartum depression and other mental health challenges affecting numerous mothers, particularly in low- to middle-income countries...
Community-Based Initiatives Tackle Maternal Mental Health Crisis
Grassroots initiatives in Indonesia, Zimbabwe, and Gambia combat the stigma around maternal mental health, providing support groups and educational programs to address postpartum depression and other mental health challenges affecting numerous mothers, particularly in low- to middle-income countries...
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28% Bias Score


Global Health Funding Cuts Threaten Pandemic Preparedness
Reduced health funding threatens global pandemic preparedness; the EIB and GAVI's €600 million COVAX collaboration delivered nearly 2 billion vaccine doses, showcasing successful international partnerships; investments in regional vaccine production, particularly in Africa, are crucial for future re...
Global Health Funding Cuts Threaten Pandemic Preparedness
Reduced health funding threatens global pandemic preparedness; the EIB and GAVI's €600 million COVAX collaboration delivered nearly 2 billion vaccine doses, showcasing successful international partnerships; investments in regional vaccine production, particularly in Africa, are crucial for future re...
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28% Bias Score


Trump's "Most Favored Nation" Drug Pricing Policy Risks Stifling Innovation
President Trump's executive order mandates U.S. drug prices align with lower prices in other developed countries, potentially reducing research funding, delaying new drug launches, and increasing prices elsewhere, with minimal U.S. savings.
Trump's "Most Favored Nation" Drug Pricing Policy Risks Stifling Innovation
President Trump's executive order mandates U.S. drug prices align with lower prices in other developed countries, potentially reducing research funding, delaying new drug launches, and increasing prices elsewhere, with minimal U.S. savings.
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60% Bias Score


AI Transforms Global Healthcare: Addressing Challenges and Ensuring Equitable Access
AI-driven healthcare innovations are significantly improving diagnosis accuracy and efficiency in countries like China and Brazil, addressing challenges of aging populations, resource constraints, and capacity strain; however, robust global regulatory frameworks are crucial to ensure equitable acces...
AI Transforms Global Healthcare: Addressing Challenges and Ensuring Equitable Access
AI-driven healthcare innovations are significantly improving diagnosis accuracy and efficiency in countries like China and Brazil, addressing challenges of aging populations, resource constraints, and capacity strain; however, robust global regulatory frameworks are crucial to ensure equitable acces...
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36% Bias Score


Climate Change to Spread Deadly Fungi, Threatening Millions
Climate change is projected to significantly expand the range of Aspergillus fungi, causing potentially life-threatening aspergillosis, by 2100, increasing the risk to millions, particularly those with weakened immune systems, based on a new study from the University of Manchester.
Climate Change to Spread Deadly Fungi, Threatening Millions
Climate change is projected to significantly expand the range of Aspergillus fungi, causing potentially life-threatening aspergillosis, by 2100, increasing the risk to millions, particularly those with weakened immune systems, based on a new study from the University of Manchester.
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36% Bias Score

USAID Cuts Result in Child's Death in Nigeria
The closure of a U.S.-funded clinic in northeastern Nigeria due to aid cuts resulted in the death of a 7-year-old boy with sickle cell disease who was denied treatment, highlighting the human cost of the funding reductions orchestrated by President Trump with Elon Musk's help, despite claims that no...

USAID Cuts Result in Child's Death in Nigeria
The closure of a U.S.-funded clinic in northeastern Nigeria due to aid cuts resulted in the death of a 7-year-old boy with sickle cell disease who was denied treatment, highlighting the human cost of the funding reductions orchestrated by President Trump with Elon Musk's help, despite claims that no...
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44% Bias Score

Italian Initiative Tackles Global Workplace Loneliness
The Italian "Relazionismo" project, founded by Ombretta Zulian and Ketty Panni, combats global workplace loneliness impacting over 80% of employees in major countries, as evidenced by a Nature-cited study, by promoting human connection to improve well-being and productivity.

Italian Initiative Tackles Global Workplace Loneliness
The Italian "Relazionismo" project, founded by Ombretta Zulian and Ketty Panni, combats global workplace loneliness impacting over 80% of employees in major countries, as evidenced by a Nature-cited study, by promoting human connection to improve well-being and productivity.
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44% Bias Score

African Microbiologist Advocates for Community-Based Solutions to Combat Neglected Tropical Diseases
Cameroonian microbiologist Sara Irène Eyangoh, director of Cameroon's Pasteur Center and coordinator of a WHO NTD lab network, highlights insufficient funding and gender inequality as major obstacles in combating neglected tropical diseases affecting over a billion people globally, advocating for co...

African Microbiologist Advocates for Community-Based Solutions to Combat Neglected Tropical Diseases
Cameroonian microbiologist Sara Irène Eyangoh, director of Cameroon's Pasteur Center and coordinator of a WHO NTD lab network, highlights insufficient funding and gender inequality as major obstacles in combating neglected tropical diseases affecting over a billion people globally, advocating for co...
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36% Bias Score

NB.1.8.1 COVID-19 Variant Spreads in U.S., Raising Concerns
The NB.1.8.1 SARS-CoV-2 variant, originating in Asia, is spreading in the U.S., alongside XFG and LP.8.1, posing challenges due to limited surveillance and resource constraints, despite some protection from existing vaccines.

NB.1.8.1 COVID-19 Variant Spreads in U.S., Raising Concerns
The NB.1.8.1 SARS-CoV-2 variant, originating in Asia, is spreading in the U.S., alongside XFG and LP.8.1, posing challenges due to limited surveillance and resource constraints, despite some protection from existing vaccines.
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60% Bias Score

Biocon's Biosimilar Strategy Disrupts Global Healthcare
Kiran Mazumdar-Shaw, thwarted in her brewing ambitions, founded Biocon, a $1.9 billion biopharmaceutical company producing cheaper biosimilar drugs, impacting global healthcare access and resulting in a $3.2 billion personal fortune.

Biocon's Biosimilar Strategy Disrupts Global Healthcare
Kiran Mazumdar-Shaw, thwarted in her brewing ambitions, founded Biocon, a $1.9 billion biopharmaceutical company producing cheaper biosimilar drugs, impacting global healthcare access and resulting in a $3.2 billion personal fortune.
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44% Bias Score

Climate Change to Expand Deadly Aspergillus Fungus
A University of Manchester study projects climate change will expand the range of the Aspergillus fungus, causing life-threatening aspergillosis, affecting North America, Europe, China, and Russia, with Aspergillus flavus potentially increasing spread by 16% and Aspergillus fumigatus by 77.5% by 210...

Climate Change to Expand Deadly Aspergillus Fungus
A University of Manchester study projects climate change will expand the range of the Aspergillus fungus, causing life-threatening aspergillosis, affecting North America, Europe, China, and Russia, with Aspergillus flavus potentially increasing spread by 16% and Aspergillus fumigatus by 77.5% by 210...
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24% Bias Score
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