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Australia's \$4 Billion Cosmetic Injectables Industry Faces Scrutiny Over Patient Safety
Jas Rawlinson's experience with a cosmetic nurse and subsequent Botox injections highlights concerns about inadequate assessment for body dysmorphic disorder (BDD) in Australia's \$4 billion cosmetic injectables industry, where short telehealth consultations may put vulnerable patients at risk.
Australia's \$4 Billion Cosmetic Injectables Industry Faces Scrutiny Over Patient Safety
Jas Rawlinson's experience with a cosmetic nurse and subsequent Botox injections highlights concerns about inadequate assessment for body dysmorphic disorder (BDD) in Australia's \$4 billion cosmetic injectables industry, where short telehealth consultations may put vulnerable patients at risk.
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60% Bias Score
Measles Outbreak in West Texas and New Mexico Surges, Causing Two Deaths
A measles outbreak in West Texas and New Mexico has caused 309 and 42 cases, respectively, and two deaths, exceeding 2024's total US cases and approaching 2019 levels; however, vaccination rates are up.
Measles Outbreak in West Texas and New Mexico Surges, Causing Two Deaths
A measles outbreak in West Texas and New Mexico has caused 309 and 42 cases, respectively, and two deaths, exceeding 2024's total US cases and approaching 2019 levels; however, vaccination rates are up.
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36% Bias Score
Germany's COVID-19 Aftermath: A Call for Accountability and Reconciliation
Germany's COVID-19 pandemic response, from March 2020 to April 2023, resulted in 187,000 deaths, predominantly among the elderly; caused lasting damage to education and healthcare; and prompted President Steinmeier to call for a thorough review to address societal divisions and misinformation.
Germany's COVID-19 Aftermath: A Call for Accountability and Reconciliation
Germany's COVID-19 pandemic response, from March 2020 to April 2023, resulted in 187,000 deaths, predominantly among the elderly; caused lasting damage to education and healthcare; and prompted President Steinmeier to call for a thorough review to address societal divisions and misinformation.
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36% Bias Score
Pope Francis to Appear Publicly for First Time Since February Hospitalization
Pope Francis will deliver the Angelus prayer from Rome's Gemelli hospital on March 23rd, his first public appearance since February 14th, after recovering from pneumonia, though his full recovery remains uncertain and raises questions about Easter events.
Pope Francis to Appear Publicly for First Time Since February Hospitalization
Pope Francis will deliver the Angelus prayer from Rome's Gemelli hospital on March 23rd, his first public appearance since February 14th, after recovering from pneumonia, though his full recovery remains uncertain and raises questions about Easter events.
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24% Bias Score
Unvaccinated Child Dies of Measles in West Texas Outbreak
A 6-year-old unvaccinated girl died from measles in West Texas on February 26th, the first death in the current outbreak; her parents oppose MMR vaccines despite this and subsequent measles cases in their other children; as of March 20th, 378 measles cases were confirmed in 18 U.S. states.
Unvaccinated Child Dies of Measles in West Texas Outbreak
A 6-year-old unvaccinated girl died from measles in West Texas on February 26th, the first death in the current outbreak; her parents oppose MMR vaccines despite this and subsequent measles cases in their other children; as of March 20th, 378 measles cases were confirmed in 18 U.S. states.
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60% Bias Score
Hainan Launches Three-Year Healthcare Action Plan to Boost Tourism
Hainan province launched a three-year action plan to boost its healthcare sector by transforming existing buildings into healthcare facilities, reducing land leasing costs, and developing rural collective construction land, aiming to meet rising tourist demands and create a niche healthcare tourism ...
Hainan Launches Three-Year Healthcare Action Plan to Boost Tourism
Hainan province launched a three-year action plan to boost its healthcare sector by transforming existing buildings into healthcare facilities, reducing land leasing costs, and developing rural collective construction land, aiming to meet rising tourist demands and create a niche healthcare tourism ...
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44% Bias Score
Pope Francis to be Discharged from Hospital Tomorrow
Pope Francis is scheduled for discharge from Rome's Gemelli hospital tomorrow after recovering from a lung infection; doctors report his condition as excellent, but he will need a two-month convalescence period with limited public engagements.
Pope Francis to be Discharged from Hospital Tomorrow
Pope Francis is scheduled for discharge from Rome's Gemelli hospital tomorrow after recovering from a lung infection; doctors report his condition as excellent, but he will need a two-month convalescence period with limited public engagements.
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40% Bias Score
HHS Faces Widespread Layoffs Under White House Restructuring
The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) is preparing for widespread layoffs under a White House-ordered restructuring, with agencies like the AHRQ facing potential 90% staff cuts and the CDC facing up to 30%, impacting essential health data and programs.
HHS Faces Widespread Layoffs Under White House Restructuring
The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) is preparing for widespread layoffs under a White House-ordered restructuring, with agencies like the AHRQ facing potential 90% staff cuts and the CDC facing up to 30%, impacting essential health data and programs.
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48% Bias Score
Pope Francis' Hospitalization: Transparency and the Future of Papal Power
During his five-week hospitalization for pneumonia, Pope Francis continued to lead the Catholic Church, appointing bishops and authorizing reforms while also openly discussing his health challenges, including mental health struggles, which contrasts with the historical secrecy surrounding papal heal...
Pope Francis' Hospitalization: Transparency and the Future of Papal Power
During his five-week hospitalization for pneumonia, Pope Francis continued to lead the Catholic Church, appointing bishops and authorizing reforms while also openly discussing his health challenges, including mental health struggles, which contrasts with the historical secrecy surrounding papal heal...
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32% Bias Score
Melbourne Suburb Design Linked to Poorer Maternal and Child Health
A University of Melbourne study reveals stark health disparities across Melbourne's suburbs, linking poor maternal and child health outcomes to environmental factors like limited green spaces, poor walkability, and high fast-food outlet density, independent of socioeconomic status.
Melbourne Suburb Design Linked to Poorer Maternal and Child Health
A University of Melbourne study reveals stark health disparities across Melbourne's suburbs, linking poor maternal and child health outcomes to environmental factors like limited green spaces, poor walkability, and high fast-food outlet density, independent of socioeconomic status.
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32% Bias Score
Eight-Year Gantenerumab Treatment Shows Promise in Delaying Alzheimer's Onset
A small clinical trial of 22 genetically predisposed individuals showed that eight years of treatment with gantenerumab reduced their risk of developing Alzheimer's symptoms by half; however, the drug was later discontinued due to inefficacy in larger trials.
Eight-Year Gantenerumab Treatment Shows Promise in Delaying Alzheimer's Onset
A small clinical trial of 22 genetically predisposed individuals showed that eight years of treatment with gantenerumab reduced their risk of developing Alzheimer's symptoms by half; however, the drug was later discontinued due to inefficacy in larger trials.
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40% Bias Score
Youth Footballer's Injury Highlights UK Sports System's Shortcomings
Collin Skhoyimue, a 21-year-old from south London, was released from a League One football academy after a knee injury at age 14, but after multiple surgeries and a diagnosis that he would never play again, he returned to the pitch and now coaches youth football, sharing his journey on social media.
Youth Footballer's Injury Highlights UK Sports System's Shortcomings
Collin Skhoyimue, a 21-year-old from south London, was released from a League One football academy after a knee injury at age 14, but after multiple surgeries and a diagnosis that he would never play again, he returned to the pitch and now coaches youth football, sharing his journey on social media.
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24% Bias Score
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