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Germany Suspends Monsanto's Roundup Future Pesticide"
Germany suspended the sale and use of the Monsanto glyphosate-based pesticide Roundup Future on Tuesday following an objection by the German Environmental Aid (DUH) due to concerns about its safety and environmental impact; the BVL will review the objection and hear Monsanto's response.
Germany Suspends Monsanto's Roundup Future Pesticide"
Germany suspended the sale and use of the Monsanto glyphosate-based pesticide Roundup Future on Tuesday following an objection by the German Environmental Aid (DUH) due to concerns about its safety and environmental impact; the BVL will review the objection and hear Monsanto's response.
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44% Bias Score
Mass Poisoning at Russian School; 40 Students Hospitalized
On March 11th, 2025, 40 schoolchildren and one adult in Russia suffered acute poisoning, with 31 hospitalized; the source remains under investigation, focusing on a new food supplier and the possibility of contaminated water.
Mass Poisoning at Russian School; 40 Students Hospitalized
On March 11th, 2025, 40 schoolchildren and one adult in Russia suffered acute poisoning, with 31 hospitalized; the source remains under investigation, focusing on a new food supplier and the possibility of contaminated water.
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36% Bias Score
Father of Six Given Six Months to Live Due to Aggressive Undiagnosed Skin Disease
A father of six from Spokane, Washington, has been given six months to live after developing an aggressive, unidentified skin disease that has spread rapidly across his body, resulting in a significant financial burden due to medical expenses not covered by insurance.
Father of Six Given Six Months to Live Due to Aggressive Undiagnosed Skin Disease
A father of six from Spokane, Washington, has been given six months to live after developing an aggressive, unidentified skin disease that has spread rapidly across his body, resulting in a significant financial burden due to medical expenses not covered by insurance.
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44% Bias Score
Declining Support for Daylight Saving Time Amidst Growing Concerns Over Health and Productivity
A Gallup poll reveals declining support for Daylight Saving Time (DST) in the US, with 54% favoring elimination due to its negative impacts on health and productivity; research links DST to increased heart attacks, sleep deprivation, and workplace errors.
Declining Support for Daylight Saving Time Amidst Growing Concerns Over Health and Productivity
A Gallup poll reveals declining support for Daylight Saving Time (DST) in the US, with 54% favoring elimination due to its negative impacts on health and productivity; research links DST to increased heart attacks, sleep deprivation, and workplace errors.
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52% Bias Score
Northern Ireland Justice Minister Calls for Drug Policy Overhaul
Northern Ireland's Justice Minister Naomi Long calls for a review of drug policies due to a 50% increase in drug-related deaths over the last 10 years, advocating for drug consumption rooms despite legal limitations.
Northern Ireland Justice Minister Calls for Drug Policy Overhaul
Northern Ireland's Justice Minister Naomi Long calls for a review of drug policies due to a 50% increase in drug-related deaths over the last 10 years, advocating for drug consumption rooms despite legal limitations.
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36% Bias Score
Lower Saxony's Rural Physician Quota Sees Fewer Applicants but Remains Confident
The number of applicants for Lower Saxony's rural physician quota fell to 204 this year, down from 299 in the first year and 278 last year; however, the health ministry is satisfied, as 60 of the best applicants will be selected for the program, aiming to address a shortage of 250 family doctors.
Lower Saxony's Rural Physician Quota Sees Fewer Applicants but Remains Confident
The number of applicants for Lower Saxony's rural physician quota fell to 204 this year, down from 299 in the first year and 278 last year; however, the health ministry is satisfied, as 60 of the best applicants will be selected for the program, aiming to address a shortage of 250 family doctors.
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48% Bias Score
Madrid's COVID-19 Response: A Political Battle Re-ignited
Five years after Spain's COVID-19 state of alarm, conflicting narratives regarding Madrid's nursing home management have resurfaced, with the regional government highlighting its early actions against a new documentary and accusations of inflated death tolls.
Madrid's COVID-19 Response: A Political Battle Re-ignited
Five years after Spain's COVID-19 state of alarm, conflicting narratives regarding Madrid's nursing home management have resurfaced, with the regional government highlighting its early actions against a new documentary and accusations of inflated death tolls.
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56% Bias Score
Performer Undergoes Emergency Open-Heart Surgery After Undetected Heart Damage
Viktor Ivanovich, a performer, underwent emergency open-heart surgery after experiencing a sudden nosebleed which revealed previously undetected heart damage. Despite a healthy lifestyle, the incident highlights the unpredictable nature of heart conditions.
Performer Undergoes Emergency Open-Heart Surgery After Undetected Heart Damage
Viktor Ivanovich, a performer, underwent emergency open-heart surgery after experiencing a sudden nosebleed which revealed previously undetected heart damage. Despite a healthy lifestyle, the incident highlights the unpredictable nature of heart conditions.
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36% Bias Score
Australian Youth Face Mental Health Crisis Amidst Financial Strain and Political Disillusionment
A West Australian university report reveals that young Australians (14-25) face significant mental health issues exacerbated by financial pressures (HECS debt, cost of living), and display growing political disengagement despite prioritizing environmental action.
Australian Youth Face Mental Health Crisis Amidst Financial Strain and Political Disillusionment
A West Australian university report reveals that young Australians (14-25) face significant mental health issues exacerbated by financial pressures (HECS debt, cost of living), and display growing political disengagement despite prioritizing environmental action.
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44% Bias Score
Backyard Chicken Farming Booms Amidst Bird Flu and High Egg Prices
High supermarket egg prices and the bird flu outbreak causing 13 million chicken deaths have spurred a rise in backyard chicken farming, with independent producers meeting high demand by selling eggs for $3-$9 per dozen, raising concerns about bird flu risks.
Backyard Chicken Farming Booms Amidst Bird Flu and High Egg Prices
High supermarket egg prices and the bird flu outbreak causing 13 million chicken deaths have spurred a rise in backyard chicken farming, with independent producers meeting high demand by selling eggs for $3-$9 per dozen, raising concerns about bird flu risks.
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36% Bias Score
Munich Stabbing: Schizophrenic Man Attacks Two, Faces Psychiatric Commitment
A 41-year-old man in Munich, suffering from acute paranoid schizophrenia and fueled by antisemitic and anti-Muslim delusions, stabbed two men on July 23, 2024, resulting in a court-ordered psychiatric evaluation and a potential commitment.
Munich Stabbing: Schizophrenic Man Attacks Two, Faces Psychiatric Commitment
A 41-year-old man in Munich, suffering from acute paranoid schizophrenia and fueled by antisemitic and anti-Muslim delusions, stabbed two men on July 23, 2024, resulting in a court-ordered psychiatric evaluation and a potential commitment.
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36% Bias Score
Mexico's Unpreparedness for Future Pandemics Five Years After COVID-19
Five years after the COVID-19 pandemic, Mexico's insufficient scientific infrastructure and limited virologists (around 200) leave it vulnerable to future health crises, as evidenced by the discrepancy in reported COVID-19 deaths (333,336 officially, 511,081 by Inegi).
Mexico's Unpreparedness for Future Pandemics Five Years After COVID-19
Five years after the COVID-19 pandemic, Mexico's insufficient scientific infrastructure and limited virologists (around 200) leave it vulnerable to future health crises, as evidenced by the discrepancy in reported COVID-19 deaths (333,336 officially, 511,081 by Inegi).
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36% Bias Score
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