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UK Government Faces Backlash Over Planned Disability Benefit Cuts
The UK government is considering slashing disability benefits, causing alarm among 3.6 million PIP claimants despite evidence showing unpaid carers contribute \£184 billion annually; this ignores the 8.6 million people in poverty within families including a disabled person.
UK Government Faces Backlash Over Planned Disability Benefit Cuts
The UK government is considering slashing disability benefits, causing alarm among 3.6 million PIP claimants despite evidence showing unpaid carers contribute \£184 billion annually; this ignores the 8.6 million people in poverty within families including a disabled person.
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72% Bias Score
Infectious Disease Researcher Fights Medical Misinformation
Infectious disease researcher Laurel Bristow combats medical misinformation through social media and podcasts, empowering individuals with accurate health information to make informed decisions; her five tips for evaluating health claims include scrutinizing sources, avoiding emotional manipulation,...
Infectious Disease Researcher Fights Medical Misinformation
Infectious disease researcher Laurel Bristow combats medical misinformation through social media and podcasts, empowering individuals with accurate health information to make informed decisions; her five tips for evaluating health claims include scrutinizing sources, avoiding emotional manipulation,...
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12% Bias Score
PGT Enables Birth of Two Healthy Daughters to Mother with Rare Skin Condition
A woman in Devon, England, with ictiosis confetti, a rare skin condition, successfully used preimplantation genetic testing (PGT) through the Exeter NHS service to give birth to two healthy daughters, marking the service's 50th successful birth. The PGT screened embryos to prevent transmission of th...
PGT Enables Birth of Two Healthy Daughters to Mother with Rare Skin Condition
A woman in Devon, England, with ictiosis confetti, a rare skin condition, successfully used preimplantation genetic testing (PGT) through the Exeter NHS service to give birth to two healthy daughters, marking the service's 50th successful birth. The PGT screened embryos to prevent transmission of th...
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36% Bias Score
Australian Study Suggests Bacterial Vaginosis May Be Sexually Transmitted
An Australian study, published in the New England Journal of Medicine, found that treating both partners for bacterial vaginosis (BV) significantly reduces recurrence rates, suggesting BV may be a sexually transmitted infection (STI) and challenging existing NHS views.
Australian Study Suggests Bacterial Vaginosis May Be Sexually Transmitted
An Australian study, published in the New England Journal of Medicine, found that treating both partners for bacterial vaginosis (BV) significantly reduces recurrence rates, suggesting BV may be a sexually transmitted infection (STI) and challenging existing NHS views.
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36% Bias Score
Dutch Study: Retirees Abroad Face Higher Social Loneliness
A Dutch study of 5,000+ retirees found that those living abroad experience higher social loneliness than those remaining in the Netherlands, despite often having better health and stronger intimate relationships; successful international retirement requires maintaining old connections while building...
Dutch Study: Retirees Abroad Face Higher Social Loneliness
A Dutch study of 5,000+ retirees found that those living abroad experience higher social loneliness than those remaining in the Netherlands, despite often having better health and stronger intimate relationships; successful international retirement requires maintaining old connections while building...
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56% Bias Score
Dutch Caregivers: Open Communication Key to Balancing Work and Care
In the Netherlands, a quarter of employees provide care for loved ones, often secretly; experts advise open communication with employers for workplace adjustments to avoid burnout, while many working caregivers don't discuss their situation due to fear of being perceived as less capable.
Dutch Caregivers: Open Communication Key to Balancing Work and Care
In the Netherlands, a quarter of employees provide care for loved ones, often secretly; experts advise open communication with employers for workplace adjustments to avoid burnout, while many working caregivers don't discuss their situation due to fear of being perceived as less capable.
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36% Bias Score
Family Dies From Insecticide Poisoning in Russia
A family in Novoaleksandrovsk, Stavropol Territory, Russia, suffered insecticide poisoning on March 17, 2025, resulting in one death and several critical injuries after the father treated the basement with an unknown chemical on March 15. A criminal investigation is underway.
Family Dies From Insecticide Poisoning in Russia
A family in Novoaleksandrovsk, Stavropol Territory, Russia, suffered insecticide poisoning on March 17, 2025, resulting in one death and several critical injuries after the father treated the basement with an unknown chemical on March 15. A criminal investigation is underway.
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24% Bias Score
Valencian Fallas Monument Raises Awareness for ALS
A fallas monument in Valencia, Spain, depicts former sports commentator Juan Carlos Unzué, who has ALS, to raise awareness and funds for the disease; over 14,000 euros have been raised, highlighting insufficient government support for ALS patients despite the November 2024 ELA Law.
Valencian Fallas Monument Raises Awareness for ALS
A fallas monument in Valencia, Spain, depicts former sports commentator Juan Carlos Unzué, who has ALS, to raise awareness and funds for the disease; over 14,000 euros have been raised, highlighting insufficient government support for ALS patients despite the November 2024 ELA Law.
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24% Bias Score
Bangui Faces Widespread Water and Electricity Shortages
Bangui, Central African Republic, faces widespread water and electricity shortages, impacting hospitals, businesses, and residents' health, with the government promising repairs but underlying issues of underinvestment remaining.
Bangui Faces Widespread Water and Electricity Shortages
Bangui, Central African Republic, faces widespread water and electricity shortages, impacting hospitals, businesses, and residents' health, with the government promising repairs but underlying issues of underinvestment remaining.
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32% Bias Score
German Court Orders Psychiatric Treatment for Woman Posing as Doctor
A German court ordered a 23-year-old woman to a psychiatric clinic after she falsely obtained medical positions using forged documents, highlighting systemic vulnerabilities in verifying medical credentials in Germany.
German Court Orders Psychiatric Treatment for Woman Posing as Doctor
A German court ordered a 23-year-old woman to a psychiatric clinic after she falsely obtained medical positions using forged documents, highlighting systemic vulnerabilities in verifying medical credentials in Germany.
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44% Bias Score
Exercise shown as effective as antidepressants for improving mood
A BBC article discusses scientifically-backed ways to combat low energy and improve mood, citing studies showing even minimal exercise improves mental health and that regular physical activity is as effective as antidepressants in reducing depression symptoms. Experts recommend prioritizing exercise...
Exercise shown as effective as antidepressants for improving mood
A BBC article discusses scientifically-backed ways to combat low energy and improve mood, citing studies showing even minimal exercise improves mental health and that regular physical activity is as effective as antidepressants in reducing depression symptoms. Experts recommend prioritizing exercise...
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44% Bias Score
German Oral Health Study: Caries Down, Periodontitis Remains a Concern
The Sixth German Oral Health Study shows a significant decrease in tooth decay in Germany, particularly among adults, due to successful preventative measures, while highlighting persistent concerns about periodontitis.
German Oral Health Study: Caries Down, Periodontitis Remains a Concern
The Sixth German Oral Health Study shows a significant decrease in tooth decay in Germany, particularly among adults, due to successful preventative measures, while highlighting persistent concerns about periodontitis.
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36% Bias Score
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