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UNICEF's Impact: Saving Children from Untreated Childhood NCDs in Zimbabwe
Ten-year-old Kelly from Zimbabwe received a life-saving diabetes diagnosis and treatment at Kadoma General Hospital after her mother sought help for her increasingly severe symptoms, highlighting the crucial role of UNICEF in addressing the rising prevalence of childhood non-communicable diseases (N...
UNICEF's Impact: Saving Children from Untreated Childhood NCDs in Zimbabwe
Ten-year-old Kelly from Zimbabwe received a life-saving diabetes diagnosis and treatment at Kadoma General Hospital after her mother sought help for her increasingly severe symptoms, highlighting the crucial role of UNICEF in addressing the rising prevalence of childhood non-communicable diseases (N...
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32% Bias Score
Europe's Nursing Shortage: Reliance on Foreign Nurses Exacerbates Global Crisis
A new WHO report reveals that wealthy European countries' reliance on foreign-born nurses is exacerbating a global nursing shortage of 5.8 million, despite Europe having 7.2 million nurses and expecting to add another million by 2030; however, 14% of European nurses are foreign-born, highlighting th...
Europe's Nursing Shortage: Reliance on Foreign Nurses Exacerbates Global Crisis
A new WHO report reveals that wealthy European countries' reliance on foreign-born nurses is exacerbating a global nursing shortage of 5.8 million, despite Europe having 7.2 million nurses and expecting to add another million by 2030; however, 14% of European nurses are foreign-born, highlighting th...
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Brazil's Nursing Crisis: Overwork, Emigration, and a Call for Global Cooperation
Brazil's two million nurses, mostly women working within the SUS, face a crisis of emotional and physical distress due to excessive workloads and poor conditions, prompting the COFEN to advocate for improved working conditions and international cooperation.
Brazil's Nursing Crisis: Overwork, Emigration, and a Call for Global Cooperation
Brazil's two million nurses, mostly women working within the SUS, face a crisis of emotional and physical distress due to excessive workloads and poor conditions, prompting the COFEN to advocate for improved working conditions and international cooperation.
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32% Bias Score
Trump Executive Order Aims to Slash Prescription Drug Prices
President Trump signed an executive order on Monday mandating that drugmakers offer US patients the lowest price paid for a drug in a peer country, threatening consequences such as increased drug importation and FDA actions if manufacturers don't significantly lower prices; this broad measure extend...
Trump Executive Order Aims to Slash Prescription Drug Prices
President Trump signed an executive order on Monday mandating that drugmakers offer US patients the lowest price paid for a drug in a peer country, threatening consequences such as increased drug importation and FDA actions if manufacturers don't significantly lower prices; this broad measure extend...
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48% Bias Score
Gates Criticizes Musk's USAID Cuts, Accelerates $200 Billion Donation Plan
Bill Gates criticized Elon Musk's cuts to USAID, predicting a rise in child mortality from 5 to 6 million annually due to the cuts, prompting Gates to accelerate his $200 billion, 20-year donation plan to the Gates Foundation to combat global poverty and disease.
Gates Criticizes Musk's USAID Cuts, Accelerates $200 Billion Donation Plan
Bill Gates criticized Elon Musk's cuts to USAID, predicting a rise in child mortality from 5 to 6 million annually due to the cuts, prompting Gates to accelerate his $200 billion, 20-year donation plan to the Gates Foundation to combat global poverty and disease.
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US Aid Cuts Cause Catastrophic Health Crisis in Africa
US President Trump's decision to cut foreign aid has led to severe disruptions in vital healthcare programs across Africa, including South Africa's HIV/AIDS treatment and prevention programs, causing potential death tolls of up to 1.3 million and reversing decades of progress.
US Aid Cuts Cause Catastrophic Health Crisis in Africa
US President Trump's decision to cut foreign aid has led to severe disruptions in vital healthcare programs across Africa, including South Africa's HIV/AIDS treatment and prevention programs, causing potential death tolls of up to 1.3 million and reversing decades of progress.
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60% Bias Score
Postpartum Psychosis: A Mother's Struggle and the Need for Better Care
Ellie, a new mother with bipolar disorder, experienced postpartum psychosis (PPP), believing she killed her baby; PPP affects 1-2 per 1000 women, is a medical emergency requiring specialized care, but most recover with treatment; misdiagnosis is prevalent.
Postpartum Psychosis: A Mother's Struggle and the Need for Better Care
Ellie, a new mother with bipolar disorder, experienced postpartum psychosis (PPP), believing she killed her baby; PPP affects 1-2 per 1000 women, is a medical emergency requiring specialized care, but most recover with treatment; misdiagnosis is prevalent.
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52% Bias Score
US Funding Cuts Jeopardize HIV Treatment in War-Torn Ukraine
President Trump's January cuts to USAID funding in Ukraine, later partially reversed for 90 days, threaten to halt HIV treatment for over 116,000 people by November due to expiring drug supplies and funding uncertainty for NGOs and government programs.
US Funding Cuts Jeopardize HIV Treatment in War-Torn Ukraine
President Trump's January cuts to USAID funding in Ukraine, later partially reversed for 90 days, threaten to halt HIV treatment for over 116,000 people by November due to expiring drug supplies and funding uncertainty for NGOs and government programs.
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40% Bias Score
Trump's 'Most Favored Nation' Policy to Lower U.S. Drug Prices
President Trump issued a decree to lower U.S. drug prices by referencing the lowest global price, accusing European nations of unfair pricing practices and potentially impacting global pharmaceutical research and development.
Trump's 'Most Favored Nation' Policy to Lower U.S. Drug Prices
President Trump issued a decree to lower U.S. drug prices by referencing the lowest global price, accusing European nations of unfair pricing practices and potentially impacting global pharmaceutical research and development.
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52% Bias Score
AU Targets 60% African Vaccine Production by 2040
The African Union aims to produce 60% of Africa's vaccines by 2040, planning to produce eight vaccines between 2025 and 2030, and training over 100 professionals; however, securing $1.2 billion in funding remains a key challenge.
AU Targets 60% African Vaccine Production by 2040
The African Union aims to produce 60% of Africa's vaccines by 2040, planning to produce eight vaccines between 2025 and 2030, and training over 100 professionals; however, securing $1.2 billion in funding remains a key challenge.
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24% Bias Score
Nigeria's April 2025 Health Crisis: High HIV, Unvaccinated Children, and Lassa Fever Outbreak
In April 2025, Nigeria faced multiple health crises: high HIV rates (Rivers State leading with 208,767 cases), the highest number of unvaccinated children globally (2.1 million), and a Lassa fever outbreak (674 confirmed cases, 127 deaths); however, the government invested N110 billion in upgrading ...
Nigeria's April 2025 Health Crisis: High HIV, Unvaccinated Children, and Lassa Fever Outbreak
In April 2025, Nigeria faced multiple health crises: high HIV rates (Rivers State leading with 208,767 cases), the highest number of unvaccinated children globally (2.1 million), and a Lassa fever outbreak (674 confirmed cases, 127 deaths); however, the government invested N110 billion in upgrading ...
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20% Bias Score
Gates to Donate \$200 Billion to Foundation, Addressing Global Health Funding Crisis
Bill Gates pledged to donate nearly his entire \$200 billion fortune to the Gates Foundation over the next two decades to combat preventable deaths of mothers and babies, fight deadly infectious diseases, and alleviate poverty, countering recent global health funding cuts.
Gates to Donate \$200 Billion to Foundation, Addressing Global Health Funding Crisis
Bill Gates pledged to donate nearly his entire \$200 billion fortune to the Gates Foundation over the next two decades to combat preventable deaths of mothers and babies, fight deadly infectious diseases, and alleviate poverty, countering recent global health funding cuts.
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44% Bias Score
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