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FDA Issues Class I Recall of Williams Farms Tomatoes Due to Salmonella Risk
Williams Farms Repack LLC recalled several sizes of vine-ripe tomatoes sold in Georgia, North Carolina, and South Carolina from April 23-28 due to potential salmonella contamination; the FDA issued a Class I recall, its most serious classification, despite no reported illnesses.
FDA Issues Class I Recall of Williams Farms Tomatoes Due to Salmonella Risk
Williams Farms Repack LLC recalled several sizes of vine-ripe tomatoes sold in Georgia, North Carolina, and South Carolina from April 23-28 due to potential salmonella contamination; the FDA issued a Class I recall, its most serious classification, despite no reported illnesses.
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52% Bias Score
France Bans Outdoor Smoking Near Children
France will ban smoking outdoors in public areas where children might be present, starting July 1st, 2024, with a €135 fine for violations; this is part of a broader anti-tobacco plan aiming to reduce the 75,000 annual smoking-related deaths.
France Bans Outdoor Smoking Near Children
France will ban smoking outdoors in public areas where children might be present, starting July 1st, 2024, with a €135 fine for violations; this is part of a broader anti-tobacco plan aiming to reduce the 75,000 annual smoking-related deaths.
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48% Bias Score
Andalusian Pilot Program Improves ALS Patients' Lives, Facing Uncertain Future
A pilot program in Andalusia provides 50 ALS patients with personal assistants for seven hours daily, funded by Next Generation EU funds until October 30th, significantly improving their quality of life and prompting calls for the program's continuation.
Andalusian Pilot Program Improves ALS Patients' Lives, Facing Uncertain Future
A pilot program in Andalusia provides 50 ALS patients with personal assistants for seven hours daily, funded by Next Generation EU funds until October 30th, significantly improving their quality of life and prompting calls for the program's continuation.
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44% Bias Score
New Zealand Teenager Dies Playing Dangerous Collision Sport "Run It Straight", Prompting Calls for Ban
19-year-old Ryan Satterthwaite died from head injuries after playing "Run It Straight," a dangerous collision sport gaining popularity in New Zealand and Australia. The game, involving unprotected, high-impact collisions, has led to calls for a ban, highlighting concerns about safety and social medi...
New Zealand Teenager Dies Playing Dangerous Collision Sport "Run It Straight", Prompting Calls for Ban
19-year-old Ryan Satterthwaite died from head injuries after playing "Run It Straight," a dangerous collision sport gaining popularity in New Zealand and Australia. The game, involving unprotected, high-impact collisions, has led to calls for a ban, highlighting concerns about safety and social medi...
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56% Bias Score
NB.1.8.1: A New Covid-19 Variant Spreads in Australia
The new Covid-19 variant NB.1.8.1, detected in January 2025 and designated a variant under monitoring by the WHO, is spreading in Australia and globally, showing higher infection rates and reduced antibody neutralization; however, current vaccines likely offer protection against severe disease.
NB.1.8.1: A New Covid-19 Variant Spreads in Australia
The new Covid-19 variant NB.1.8.1, detected in January 2025 and designated a variant under monitoring by the WHO, is spreading in Australia and globally, showing higher infection rates and reduced antibody neutralization; however, current vaccines likely offer protection against severe disease.
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12% Bias Score
Trump's Children's Health Report Rife With Factual Errors
The Trump administration's Make America Healthy Again Commission report on children's health contained numerous errors, including nonexistent studies and misrepresented research, prompting an updated version with corrections and raising questions about its credibility and the administration's commit...
Trump's Children's Health Report Rife With Factual Errors
The Trump administration's Make America Healthy Again Commission report on children's health contained numerous errors, including nonexistent studies and misrepresented research, prompting an updated version with corrections and raising questions about its credibility and the administration's commit...
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48% Bias Score
Dutch Care Facility Employees Fired for Humiliating Disabled Residents; Oversight Gaps Exposed
Six employees at a Sirjon care facility in Bodegraven, Netherlands, were fired for humiliating residents with intellectual disabilities (ages 0-3) in a Snapchat group; the Health and Youth Care Inspectorate (IGJ) hadn't conducted regular inspections for years, leading to calls for increased oversigh...
Dutch Care Facility Employees Fired for Humiliating Disabled Residents; Oversight Gaps Exposed
Six employees at a Sirjon care facility in Bodegraven, Netherlands, were fired for humiliating residents with intellectual disabilities (ages 0-3) in a Snapchat group; the Health and Youth Care Inspectorate (IGJ) hadn't conducted regular inspections for years, leading to calls for increased oversigh...
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40% Bias Score
Low Vaccination Rates Exacerbate COVID-19 Surge in Queensland Amidst New Variant
Queensland faces a concerning surge in COVID-19 cases driven by the new NB.1.8.1 variant, exacerbated by low booster uptake (under 250,000 this year) and high rates of flu and RSV hospitalizations (over 2,000 and 12,000 respectively). Health officials warn of potential strain on the healthcare syste...
Low Vaccination Rates Exacerbate COVID-19 Surge in Queensland Amidst New Variant
Queensland faces a concerning surge in COVID-19 cases driven by the new NB.1.8.1 variant, exacerbated by low booster uptake (under 250,000 this year) and high rates of flu and RSV hospitalizations (over 2,000 and 12,000 respectively). Health officials warn of potential strain on the healthcare syste...
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40% Bias Score
Alcohol and Smoking Synergistically Increase Early-Onset Colorectal Cancer Risk
A German study found that daily alcohol consumption increases early-onset colorectal cancer risk by 39 percent, while 100 cigarettes in a lifetime increase the risk by 59 percent, highlighting the synergistic effect of both habits.
Alcohol and Smoking Synergistically Increase Early-Onset Colorectal Cancer Risk
A German study found that daily alcohol consumption increases early-onset colorectal cancer risk by 39 percent, while 100 cigarettes in a lifetime increase the risk by 59 percent, highlighting the synergistic effect of both habits.
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44% Bias Score
US Changes COVID-19 Vaccine Eligibility, Limiting Access for Millions
The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, under Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., implemented significant changes to COVID-19 vaccine approval and recommendations, limiting eligibility primarily to those 65 and older or with high-risk conditions, potentially affecting access for millions.
US Changes COVID-19 Vaccine Eligibility, Limiting Access for Millions
The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, under Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., implemented significant changes to COVID-19 vaccine approval and recommendations, limiting eligibility primarily to those 65 and older or with high-risk conditions, potentially affecting access for millions.
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40% Bias Score
Fabricated Citations Found in Trump Administration's Health Report
The Trump administration's "Make America Healthy Again" report contains numerous fabricated citations to non-existent studies, confirmed by ABC News, researchers, and journals. The White House attributed the errors to "formatting issues," while Secretary Kennedy plans to have federal researchers pub...
Fabricated Citations Found in Trump Administration's Health Report
The Trump administration's "Make America Healthy Again" report contains numerous fabricated citations to non-existent studies, confirmed by ABC News, researchers, and journals. The White House attributed the errors to "formatting issues," while Secretary Kennedy plans to have federal researchers pub...
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44% Bias Score
Ancient Leprosy Strain Found in Americas Before European Contact
A groundbreaking study published in Science reveals that leprosy existed in the Americas for over 1,000 years before European colonization, challenging previous assumptions and highlighting a distinct strain of the disease, M. lepromatosis, that spread widely across the continent.
Ancient Leprosy Strain Found in Americas Before European Contact
A groundbreaking study published in Science reveals that leprosy existed in the Americas for over 1,000 years before European colonization, challenging previous assumptions and highlighting a distinct strain of the disease, M. lepromatosis, that spread widely across the continent.
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12% Bias Score
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