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Nottingham Hospital Apologizes for Patient's Painful Cesarean Section
Yvonne Gwara-Nare, a 34-year-old NHS physiotherapist from Clifton, Nottingham, experienced unbearable pain during an emergency C-section at Nottingham City Hospital in August 2023 due to inadequate anesthesia; the hospital trust has apologized and launched an investigation.
Nottingham Hospital Apologizes for Patient's Painful Cesarean Section
Yvonne Gwara-Nare, a 34-year-old NHS physiotherapist from Clifton, Nottingham, experienced unbearable pain during an emergency C-section at Nottingham City Hospital in August 2023 due to inadequate anesthesia; the hospital trust has apologized and launched an investigation.
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44% Bias Score


New Memory-Boosting Techniques Revealed by Recent Research
Studies show walking backward, drawing, timed exercise, and short rest periods improve memory recall significantly, with drawing proving as effective for older adults as for younger ones.
New Memory-Boosting Techniques Revealed by Recent Research
Studies show walking backward, drawing, timed exercise, and short rest periods improve memory recall significantly, with drawing proving as effective for older adults as for younger ones.
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36% 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


Italy Rejects Funding for Expanded Breast Cancer Screening
Italy's proposed expansion of breast cancer screening to women aged 45-49 and 70-74, requiring 18 million euros annually, was rejected due to insufficient funds, impacting approximately 4 million women and highlighting systemic issues in preventative healthcare.
Italy Rejects Funding for Expanded Breast Cancer Screening
Italy's proposed expansion of breast cancer screening to women aged 45-49 and 70-74, requiring 18 million euros annually, was rejected due to insufficient funds, impacting approximately 4 million women and highlighting systemic issues in preventative healthcare.
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US Cuts International Aid by 83%, Crippling Global HIV/AIDS Efforts
The US government's 83% cut to international aid, announced on March 10th, severely impacts global HIV/AIDS programs, halting crucial prevention, treatment, and research initiatives across continents, with devastating consequences, especially in Africa and Eastern Europe.
US Cuts International Aid by 83%, Crippling Global HIV/AIDS Efforts
The US government's 83% cut to international aid, announced on March 10th, severely impacts global HIV/AIDS programs, halting crucial prevention, treatment, and research initiatives across continents, with devastating consequences, especially in Africa and Eastern Europe.
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60% Bias Score


Trump Administration Blocks Funding for mRNA Vaccine Research
The Trump administration, bowing to anti-vaccine pressure, is blocking funding for mRNA vaccine research, impacting studies on infectious diseases and cancer, and chilling scientific discourse, despite the technology's life-saving potential.
Trump Administration Blocks Funding for mRNA Vaccine Research
The Trump administration, bowing to anti-vaccine pressure, is blocking funding for mRNA vaccine research, impacting studies on infectious diseases and cancer, and chilling scientific discourse, despite the technology's life-saving potential.
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Kitty Dukakis, Wife of Former Massachusetts Governor, Dies at 88
Kitty Dukakis, the 88-year-old wife of former Massachusetts Governor Michael Dukakis, died Friday night surrounded by family; she was a prominent advocate for mental health awareness and those affected by the Holocaust.

Kitty Dukakis, Wife of Former Massachusetts Governor, Dies at 88
Kitty Dukakis, the 88-year-old wife of former Massachusetts Governor Michael Dukakis, died Friday night surrounded by family; she was a prominent advocate for mental health awareness and those affected by the Holocaust.
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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

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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Scientifically-Proven Memory Boosting Techniques
New research shows walking backward, drawing, properly timed exercise, and short rest periods improve memory recall and retention; these methods engage deeper cognitive processing, offering significant improvements for diverse populations.

Scientifically-Proven Memory Boosting Techniques
New research shows walking backward, drawing, properly timed exercise, and short rest periods improve memory recall and retention; these methods engage deeper cognitive processing, offering significant improvements for diverse populations.
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Global Health Security Under Threat Amidst Rising Infectious Disease Outbreaks and Military Spending"
Concurrent outbreaks of an unidentified hemorrhagic fever in the DRC (over 50 deaths), mpox, and other infectious diseases in the Sahel highlight the global threat of infectious diseases exacerbated by conflict, climate change, and food insecurity; a shift in global priorities towards military spend...

Global Health Security Under Threat Amidst Rising Infectious Disease Outbreaks and Military Spending"
Concurrent outbreaks of an unidentified hemorrhagic fever in the DRC (over 50 deaths), mpox, and other infectious diseases in the Sahel highlight the global threat of infectious diseases exacerbated by conflict, climate change, and food insecurity; a shift in global priorities towards military spend...
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52% Bias Score

Post-Brexit NHS Recruitment from WHO Red-List Countries Sparks Ethical Concerns
Following Brexit, the English NHS hired 32,935 healthcare workers from the WHO's 55 red-list countries between 2021 and 2024, sparking ethical concerns over potential damage to those countries' healthcare systems, despite the WHO's advice against such recruitment.

Post-Brexit NHS Recruitment from WHO Red-List Countries Sparks Ethical Concerns
Following Brexit, the English NHS hired 32,935 healthcare workers from the WHO's 55 red-list countries between 2021 and 2024, sparking ethical concerns over potential damage to those countries' healthcare systems, despite the WHO's advice against such recruitment.
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56% Bias Score
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