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WHO to Cut Budget by 21% Amidst US Funding Cuts
The World Health Organization plans to cut its budget by 21% and reduce its staff due to a $600 million funding shortfall caused by the US withdrawal and reduced development assistance from other countries.
WHO to Cut Budget by 21% Amidst US Funding Cuts
The World Health Organization plans to cut its budget by 21% and reduce its staff due to a $600 million funding shortfall caused by the US withdrawal and reduced development assistance from other countries.
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36% Bias Score
Paris N4G Summit Raises $27.55 Billion to Fight Malnutrition
The 2025 Nutrition for Growth (N4G) summit in Paris, held March 27-28, secured $27.55 billion in commitments to fight malnutrition, exceeding the 2021 Tokyo summit's initial pledge despite the absence of US funding and reduced contributions from traditional donors like Canada and the UK; this falls ...
Paris N4G Summit Raises $27.55 Billion to Fight Malnutrition
The 2025 Nutrition for Growth (N4G) summit in Paris, held March 27-28, secured $27.55 billion in commitments to fight malnutrition, exceeding the 2021 Tokyo summit's initial pledge despite the absence of US funding and reduced contributions from traditional donors like Canada and the UK; this falls ...
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Elton John to Confront Trump Over AIDS Funding Cuts
Elton John threatened to confront President Trump over threatened cuts to the U.S. President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR), which is estimated to have saved over 25 million lives globally and is crucial for many African nations, with reports suggesting supply chains for HIV medication ha...
Elton John to Confront Trump Over AIDS Funding Cuts
Elton John threatened to confront President Trump over threatened cuts to the U.S. President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR), which is estimated to have saved over 25 million lives globally and is crucial for many African nations, with reports suggesting supply chains for HIV medication ha...
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56% Bias Score
Mexico's Tuberculosis Cases Surge in 2025
As of March 15th, 2025, Mexico reported 4,113 tuberculosis cases, exceeding influenza as the second most prevalent disease; Baja California, Nuevo León, and Veracruz have the most cases. This is a seventh of the 2024 total, and 6,000 Mexicans die annually from the disease.
Mexico's Tuberculosis Cases Surge in 2025
As of March 15th, 2025, Mexico reported 4,113 tuberculosis cases, exceeding influenza as the second most prevalent disease; Baja California, Nuevo León, and Veracruz have the most cases. This is a seventh of the 2024 total, and 6,000 Mexicans die annually from the disease.
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36% Bias Score
UKHSA Identifies 24 High-Risk Pathogens, Eight with Pandemic Potential
The UKHSA has identified 24 pathogen families, including those causing bird flu, COVID-19, and Nipah virus, as posing significant public health risks, with eight at high or medium pandemic risk, prompting calls for increased research and investment.
UKHSA Identifies 24 High-Risk Pathogens, Eight with Pandemic Potential
The UKHSA has identified 24 pathogen families, including those causing bird flu, COVID-19, and Nipah virus, as posing significant public health risks, with eight at high or medium pandemic risk, prompting calls for increased research and investment.
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36% Bias Score
UN Report: 4.8 Million Child Deaths in 2023, Funding Cuts Threaten Progress
A UN report reveals 4.8 million child deaths globally in 2023, mostly preventable, with 2.3 million occurring within 28 days of birth; funding cuts threaten progress toward reducing this.
UN Report: 4.8 Million Child Deaths in 2023, Funding Cuts Threaten Progress
A UN report reveals 4.8 million child deaths globally in 2023, mostly preventable, with 2.3 million occurring within 28 days of birth; funding cuts threaten progress toward reducing this.
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24% Bias Score
HPV: Vaccines, Screenings, and the Fight for Cervical Cancer Elimination
Human Papillomavirus (HPV) infects over 80% globally; while effective vaccines and screenings exist, unequal access remains a challenge; Spain's vaccination coverage exceeds 92%, and the country is shifting to population-based screenings to improve equitable access and reduce cervical cancer inciden...
HPV: Vaccines, Screenings, and the Fight for Cervical Cancer Elimination
Human Papillomavirus (HPV) infects over 80% globally; while effective vaccines and screenings exist, unequal access remains a challenge; Spain's vaccination coverage exceeds 92%, and the country is shifting to population-based screenings to improve equitable access and reduce cervical cancer inciden...
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12% Bias Score
Chinese Medical Team Advances Laparoscopic Surgery in Gambia
In Banjul, Gambia, a Chinese surgical team led by Dr. Yang Qing successfully performed a laparoscopic surgery, training Gambian colleagues and highlighting advancements in local surgical capabilities as part of a medical assistance partnership between China and Gambia.
Chinese Medical Team Advances Laparoscopic Surgery in Gambia
In Banjul, Gambia, a Chinese surgical team led by Dr. Yang Qing successfully performed a laparoscopic surgery, training Gambian colleagues and highlighting advancements in local surgical capabilities as part of a medical assistance partnership between China and Gambia.
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24% Bias Score
India's Growing Role in Illicit Fentanyl Trade Raises US-India Trade Tensions
A new US intelligence report highlights India's increasing role in the illicit fentanyl trade, supplying precursor chemicals to Mexican cartels, creating potential trade tensions with the US as President Trump uses tariffs to combat the opioid crisis; the report follows recent arrests of individuals...
India's Growing Role in Illicit Fentanyl Trade Raises US-India Trade Tensions
A new US intelligence report highlights India's increasing role in the illicit fentanyl trade, supplying precursor chemicals to Mexican cartels, creating potential trade tensions with the US as President Trump uses tariffs to combat the opioid crisis; the report follows recent arrests of individuals...
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40% Bias Score
Tuberculosis Cases Surge 54% in Greece in 2023
Greece saw a 54% rise in tuberculosis cases in 2023 (493 vs. 320 in 2022), exceeding the rate of 2014, impacting mainly young immigrants and older Greeks, prompting calls for improved detection and prevention.
Tuberculosis Cases Surge 54% in Greece in 2023
Greece saw a 54% rise in tuberculosis cases in 2023 (493 vs. 320 in 2022), exceeding the rate of 2014, impacting mainly young immigrants and older Greeks, prompting calls for improved detection and prevention.
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24% Bias Score
Measles Cases Surge in Netherlands; 50 New Infections Reported
The Netherlands reported 50 new measles cases in one week, primarily affecting elementary schools with low vaccination rates; the total number of cases in 2025 is 158, a 46% increase from the previous week, with at least 24 cases linked to a measles epidemic in Morocco.
Measles Cases Surge in Netherlands; 50 New Infections Reported
The Netherlands reported 50 new measles cases in one week, primarily affecting elementary schools with low vaccination rates; the total number of cases in 2025 is 158, a 46% increase from the previous week, with at least 24 cases linked to a measles epidemic in Morocco.
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40% Bias Score
WHO Report: Insufficient Funding Threatens Global TB Control Efforts
The WHO reports that tuberculosis (TB) still kills 1.5 million people yearly, despite saving 79 million lives since 2000. Reduced funding threatens anti-TB programs in 27 countries, with increases in childhood TB cases observed in Europe and Central Asia.
WHO Report: Insufficient Funding Threatens Global TB Control Efforts
The WHO reports that tuberculosis (TB) still kills 1.5 million people yearly, despite saving 79 million lives since 2000. Reduced funding threatens anti-TB programs in 27 countries, with increases in childhood TB cases observed in Europe and Central Asia.
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32% Bias Score
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