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Digitalization Boosts TCM's Global Reach
Chinese pharmaceutical companies are using digital technologies, such as AI and cloud computing, to improve the quality, traceability, and global reach of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) products; this includes using QR codes for detailed product information and high-frequency vibration technolog...
Digitalization Boosts TCM's Global Reach
Chinese pharmaceutical companies are using digital technologies, such as AI and cloud computing, to improve the quality, traceability, and global reach of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) products; this includes using QR codes for detailed product information and high-frequency vibration technolog...
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48% Bias Score
COVID-19 Pandemic Cost 18 European Countries 16.8 Million Life-Years
A study published in Plos Medicine reveals that 16.8 million life-years were lost in 18 European countries between 2020 and 2022 due to COVID-19 and its consequences, with Germany and the UK each losing around 2.3 million life-years, highlighting the pandemic's far-reaching impact beyond direct deat...
COVID-19 Pandemic Cost 18 European Countries 16.8 Million Life-Years
A study published in Plos Medicine reveals that 16.8 million life-years were lost in 18 European countries between 2020 and 2022 due to COVID-19 and its consequences, with Germany and the UK each losing around 2.3 million life-years, highlighting the pandemic's far-reaching impact beyond direct deat...
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20% Bias Score
Widespread Pesticide Contamination Found in Upper Rhine Region
A study reveals widespread pesticide contamination in the Upper Rhine region, with residues detected hundreds of meters from farmland, affecting even protected areas like the Black Forest National Park; 63 pesticides were identified, often in complex mixtures, highlighting the need for stricter regu...
Widespread Pesticide Contamination Found in Upper Rhine Region
A study reveals widespread pesticide contamination in the Upper Rhine region, with residues detected hundreds of meters from farmland, affecting even protected areas like the Black Forest National Park; 63 pesticides were identified, often in complex mixtures, highlighting the need for stricter regu...
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52% Bias Score
Trump Administration Considers Expanding AOM Coverage to Combat Obesity, Save Trillions
The Trump administration is considering expanding Medicare and Medicaid coverage of anti-obesity medications (AOMs) to save trillions in healthcare costs and combat the obesity epidemic, which is projected to cost the U.S. $14 trillion over the next decade.
Trump Administration Considers Expanding AOM Coverage to Combat Obesity, Save Trillions
The Trump administration is considering expanding Medicare and Medicaid coverage of anti-obesity medications (AOMs) to save trillions in healthcare costs and combat the obesity epidemic, which is projected to cost the U.S. $14 trillion over the next decade.
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52% Bias Score
Canada Launches National School Food Program to Combat Food Insecurity
Canada launched a national school food program, a CAD $1 billion, five-year initiative to feed 400,000 students annually, addressing the country's food insecurity and improving children's health and academic performance, while saving families an average of $800 annually.
Canada Launches National School Food Program to Combat Food Insecurity
Canada launched a national school food program, a CAD $1 billion, five-year initiative to feed 400,000 students annually, addressing the country's food insecurity and improving children's health and academic performance, while saving families an average of $800 annually.
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28% Bias Score
US to Eliminate FDA's GRAS Program Amid Food Additive Safety Concerns
US Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy is eliminating the FDA's GRAS program, which allowed industry self-certification of food additives since 1997, leading to the introduction of numerous untested chemicals into the food supply; the move is supported by experts but faces challeng...
US to Eliminate FDA's GRAS Program Amid Food Additive Safety Concerns
US Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy is eliminating the FDA's GRAS program, which allowed industry self-certification of food additives since 1997, leading to the introduction of numerous untested chemicals into the food supply; the move is supported by experts but faces challeng...
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48% Bias Score
€600 Million Munich Hospital Groundbreaking
Munich's new "Neue Hauner" children's hospital, funded with €600 million by Bavaria, broke ground on March 11th, aiming to become Europe's most advanced pediatric clinic, incorporating schools, daycares and play areas.
€600 Million Munich Hospital Groundbreaking
Munich's new "Neue Hauner" children's hospital, funded with €600 million by Bavaria, broke ground on March 11th, aiming to become Europe's most advanced pediatric clinic, incorporating schools, daycares and play areas.
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52% Bias Score
Increased Screen Time Linked to 21% Higher Myopia Risk
A new study reveals that each extra hour spent daily on digital screens increases myopia risk by 21%, according to a meta-analysis of 45 studies involving 335,524 children and adolescents; researchers warn that by 2050 nearly half the world's population may suffer from myopia.
Increased Screen Time Linked to 21% Higher Myopia Risk
A new study reveals that each extra hour spent daily on digital screens increases myopia risk by 21%, according to a meta-analysis of 45 studies involving 335,524 children and adolescents; researchers warn that by 2050 nearly half the world's population may suffer from myopia.
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40% Bias Score
B.C. Fast-Tracks U.S. Healthcare Worker Credentials to Address Shortages
British Columbia is launching a recruitment campaign and fast-tracking credential recognition for U.S. doctors and nurses to alleviate its critical healthcare worker shortage, planning targeted outreach in Washington, Oregon, and California, and streamlining the licensing process for those with Amer...
B.C. Fast-Tracks U.S. Healthcare Worker Credentials to Address Shortages
British Columbia is launching a recruitment campaign and fast-tracking credential recognition for U.S. doctors and nurses to alleviate its critical healthcare worker shortage, planning targeted outreach in Washington, Oregon, and California, and streamlining the licensing process for those with Amer...
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32% Bias Score
EU Proposes Critical Medicines Act to Diversify Pharmaceutical Supply Chain
The European Commission's proposed Critical Medicines Act aims to diversify the EU's pharmaceutical supply chain, reducing its dependence on China and India, and incentivize domestic production of essential medicines like antibiotics to enhance healthcare security.
EU Proposes Critical Medicines Act to Diversify Pharmaceutical Supply Chain
The European Commission's proposed Critical Medicines Act aims to diversify the EU's pharmaceutical supply chain, reducing its dependence on China and India, and incentivize domestic production of essential medicines like antibiotics to enhance healthcare security.
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48% Bias Score
EU Faces Shortages of 16 Critical Medicines
The European Union is experiencing shortages of 16 critical medicines, impacting patient care across the bloc. These shortages result from manufacturing problems, increased demand, and manufacturer withdrawals, affecting antibiotics, insulin, cancer treatments, and vaccines.
EU Faces Shortages of 16 Critical Medicines
The European Union is experiencing shortages of 16 critical medicines, impacting patient care across the bloc. These shortages result from manufacturing problems, increased demand, and manufacturer withdrawals, affecting antibiotics, insulin, cancer treatments, and vaccines.
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16% Bias Score
EU Proposes "Buy European" Mechanism to Tackle Critical Medicine Shortages
The EU proposed a new critical medicines act to address drug shortages, including a "Buy European" mechanism prioritizing supply security over price in public procurement, and a coordinated supply system for medicines of common interest, impacting supply chain resilience and access to essential drug...
EU Proposes "Buy European" Mechanism to Tackle Critical Medicine Shortages
The EU proposed a new critical medicines act to address drug shortages, including a "Buy European" mechanism prioritizing supply security over price in public procurement, and a coordinated supply system for medicines of common interest, impacting supply chain resilience and access to essential drug...
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40% Bias Score
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