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BC Clarifies Involuntary Mental Health Care Guidelines for Substance Use Disorders
British Columbia's new guidelines on involuntary mental health care for adults with substance use disorders clarify that involuntary admission cannot be used to prevent risky behavior unrelated to mental impairment, focusing instead on simultaneous mental disorders, acute psychiatric syndromes, or o...
BC Clarifies Involuntary Mental Health Care Guidelines for Substance Use Disorders
British Columbia's new guidelines on involuntary mental health care for adults with substance use disorders clarify that involuntary admission cannot be used to prevent risky behavior unrelated to mental impairment, focusing instead on simultaneous mental disorders, acute psychiatric syndromes, or o...
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24% Bias Score
Sarah Beeny advocates for brain tumor research after cancer battle
Following her battle with breast cancer, broadcaster Sarah Beeny, 53, announced she is now cancer-free and a new patron of Brain Tumour Research, advocating for increased research funding after losing her mother and stepmother to brain tumors.
Sarah Beeny advocates for brain tumor research after cancer battle
Following her battle with breast cancer, broadcaster Sarah Beeny, 53, announced she is now cancer-free and a new patron of Brain Tumour Research, advocating for increased research funding after losing her mother and stepmother to brain tumors.
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44% Bias Score
Repressed Pandemic Trauma: Societal Amnesia and its Consequences
Two years post-pandemic, the avoidance of discussing COVID-19's emotional impact is widespread, mirroring psychological repression of trauma; a case study illustrates how repressed trauma can manifest as irrational anxieties years later.
Repressed Pandemic Trauma: Societal Amnesia and its Consequences
Two years post-pandemic, the avoidance of discussing COVID-19's emotional impact is widespread, mirroring psychological repression of trauma; a case study illustrates how repressed trauma can manifest as irrational anxieties years later.
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40% Bias Score
Spanish Physician Assaulted, Highlights Systemic Failures in Protecting Healthcare Workers
A 36-year-old physician in Cantabria, Spain, was severely assaulted by a 20-year-old patient in May 2021, resulting in chronic PTSD, vision loss, and his relocation to another region due to the lack of support and slow judicial process; the assault highlights systemic failures in protecting healthca...
Spanish Physician Assaulted, Highlights Systemic Failures in Protecting Healthcare Workers
A 36-year-old physician in Cantabria, Spain, was severely assaulted by a 20-year-old patient in May 2021, resulting in chronic PTSD, vision loss, and his relocation to another region due to the lack of support and slow judicial process; the assault highlights systemic failures in protecting healthca...
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40% Bias Score
Successful Surgery Removes Parasitic Twin Legs from 17-Year-Old
A 17-year-old boy in India, Mohit Kumar, had a successful eight-hour surgery at AIIMS, Delhi, to remove two extra legs—a rare parasitic twin condition—weighing 15 kilograms and attached to his chest, improving his health and development.
Successful Surgery Removes Parasitic Twin Legs from 17-Year-Old
A 17-year-old boy in India, Mohit Kumar, had a successful eight-hour surgery at AIIMS, Delhi, to remove two extra legs—a rare parasitic twin condition—weighing 15 kilograms and attached to his chest, improving his health and development.
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24% Bias Score
Record Fentanyl Bust in California Leads to Three Arrests
On January 22, 2024, California authorities seized over 50 pounds of fentanyl (14 million lethal doses) in Downey, leading to the arrest of three individuals accused of trafficking, highlighting the state's largest fentanyl bust and the escalating opioid crisis.
Record Fentanyl Bust in California Leads to Three Arrests
On January 22, 2024, California authorities seized over 50 pounds of fentanyl (14 million lethal doses) in Downey, leading to the arrest of three individuals accused of trafficking, highlighting the state's largest fentanyl bust and the escalating opioid crisis.
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Danso's Hamstring Injury Leaves Tottenham's Defense Vulnerable
Tottenham Hotspur defender Kevin Danso suffered a hamstring injury in Sunday's 2-2 draw with Bournemouth, ruling him out until after the international break; this absence significantly impacts their already injury-hit defense ahead of crucial Europa League and Premier League matches.
Danso's Hamstring Injury Leaves Tottenham's Defense Vulnerable
Tottenham Hotspur defender Kevin Danso suffered a hamstring injury in Sunday's 2-2 draw with Bournemouth, ruling him out until after the international break; this absence significantly impacts their already injury-hit defense ahead of crucial Europa League and Premier League matches.
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24% Bias Score
UK Abolishes NHS England to Improve Healthcare Efficiency
UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer announced the abolishment of NHS England, a sub-governmental healthcare body, to improve efficiency and redirect funds to frontline services, aiming to save hundreds of millions of pounds annually and reduce waiting times. The move follows years of increasing NHS waiti...
UK Abolishes NHS England to Improve Healthcare Efficiency
UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer announced the abolishment of NHS England, a sub-governmental healthcare body, to improve efficiency and redirect funds to frontline services, aiming to save hundreds of millions of pounds annually and reduce waiting times. The move follows years of increasing NHS waiti...
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NHS Trust Makes Changes After Student Nurse's Sepsis Death
Student nurse Zoe Bell died from sepsis at Stoke Mandeville Hospital on December 24, 2022, after a 12-hour A&E wait; a coroner's inquest prompted the hospital to implement nine changes, including increased staffing and a new sepsis screening tool.
NHS Trust Makes Changes After Student Nurse's Sepsis Death
Student nurse Zoe Bell died from sepsis at Stoke Mandeville Hospital on December 24, 2022, after a 12-hour A&E wait; a coroner's inquest prompted the hospital to implement nine changes, including increased staffing and a new sepsis screening tool.
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B.C. Issues New Guidelines on Involuntary Mental Health Treatment for Substance-Use Disorders
British Columbia is issuing new guidelines to clinicians on when people with substance-induced mental impairment can be involuntarily admitted for treatment under the Mental Health Act, aiming to standardize inconsistent application and address misinterpretations, such as the belief that those with ...
B.C. Issues New Guidelines on Involuntary Mental Health Treatment for Substance-Use Disorders
British Columbia is issuing new guidelines to clinicians on when people with substance-induced mental impairment can be involuntarily admitted for treatment under the Mental Health Act, aiming to standardize inconsistent application and address misinterpretations, such as the belief that those with ...
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36% Bias Score
Melbourne Youth Organization Fined $45,000 After Science Experiment Fire
A Melbourne youth organization was fined $45,000 for a science experiment gone wrong in November 2022, resulting in a student sustaining burns to 9% of his body and an educator receiving minor burns due to the lack of safety measures and a poorly planned experiment.
Melbourne Youth Organization Fined $45,000 After Science Experiment Fire
A Melbourne youth organization was fined $45,000 for a science experiment gone wrong in November 2022, resulting in a student sustaining burns to 9% of his body and an educator receiving minor burns due to the lack of safety measures and a poorly planned experiment.
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World-First Levitating Heart Implant: Australian Patient Discharged
An Australian patient became the first globally to leave hospital with a levitating titanium heart implant, developed by Queenslander Daniel Timms, paving the way for a world-leading medical manufacturing industry in Australia and potentially halving deaths from cardiac failure.
World-First Levitating Heart Implant: Australian Patient Discharged
An Australian patient became the first globally to leave hospital with a levitating titanium heart implant, developed by Queenslander Daniel Timms, paving the way for a world-leading medical manufacturing industry in Australia and potentially halving deaths from cardiac failure.
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40% Bias Score
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