"Mbappé's Injury Adds to Real Madrid's Growing Injury Crisis in Atalanta Win"
"Kylian Mbappé scored his 50th Champions League goal against Atalanta before sustaining a hamstring injury in the 35th minute, adding to Real Madrid's growing injury crisis, which also includes Rodrygo, Mendy, Camavinga, Bellingham, and Ceballos. Real Madrid won the match 1-2."
"Mbappé's Injury Adds to Real Madrid's Growing Injury Crisis in Atalanta Win"
"Kylian Mbappé scored his 50th Champions League goal against Atalanta before sustaining a hamstring injury in the 35th minute, adding to Real Madrid's growing injury crisis, which also includes Rodrygo, Mendy, Camavinga, Bellingham, and Ceballos. Real Madrid won the match 1-2."
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0% Bias Score
Ohio Supreme Court Overturns $650 Million Opioid Judgment
The Ohio Supreme Court overturned a $650 million judgment against CVS, Walgreens, and Walmart in an opioid lawsuit, ruling that state law prohibits counties from using public nuisance claims against pharmaceutical companies; this decision may affect similar cases nationwide.
Ohio Supreme Court Overturns $650 Million Opioid Judgment
The Ohio Supreme Court overturned a $650 million judgment against CVS, Walgreens, and Walmart in an opioid lawsuit, ruling that state law prohibits counties from using public nuisance claims against pharmaceutical companies; this decision may affect similar cases nationwide.
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48% Bias Score
Hospital staff cut off Indigenous patient's braids, prompting review
In May 2024, staff at Edmonton's Royal Alexandra Hospital cut off and discarded the braids of 84-year-old Dexter Adams, an Indigenous patient, causing significant distress to his family; Alberta Health Services responded with additional cultural sensitivity training and an internal investigation, bu...
Hospital staff cut off Indigenous patient's braids, prompting review
In May 2024, staff at Edmonton's Royal Alexandra Hospital cut off and discarded the braids of 84-year-old Dexter Adams, an Indigenous patient, causing significant distress to his family; Alberta Health Services responded with additional cultural sensitivity training and an internal investigation, bu...
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44% Bias Score
Medical Gynagnosia: Gender Bias in Healthcare
The Sydney Morning Herald and The Age's "Medical Misogyny" series exposes how healthcare systems often overlook women's health issues, leading to delayed diagnoses and poorer outcomes, with examples given of heart attack treatment illustrating gender bias in diagnosis and treatment.
Medical Gynagnosia: Gender Bias in Healthcare
The Sydney Morning Herald and The Age's "Medical Misogyny" series exposes how healthcare systems often overlook women's health issues, leading to delayed diagnoses and poorer outcomes, with examples given of heart attack treatment illustrating gender bias in diagnosis and treatment.
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60% Bias Score
Ohio Supreme Court Overturns $650 Million Opioid Judgment
The Ohio Supreme Court overturned a $650 million judgment against CVS, Walgreens, and Walmart in an opioid lawsuit, ruling that state law prohibits counties from using public nuisance claims against pharmaceutical companies; this decision could impact billions in opioid settlements nationwide.
Ohio Supreme Court Overturns $650 Million Opioid Judgment
The Ohio Supreme Court overturned a $650 million judgment against CVS, Walgreens, and Walmart in an opioid lawsuit, ruling that state law prohibits counties from using public nuisance claims against pharmaceutical companies; this decision could impact billions in opioid settlements nationwide.
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32% Bias Score
Eight Women Developed Cancer After Misread Smear Tests in Northern Ireland
A review of cervical screenings at Southern Health Trust found that eight women developed cancer and 11 others had pre-cancerous changes due to misread smear tests over 13 years, leading to delayed diagnoses and treatment, with two women dying; an independent review will determine whether a public i...
Eight Women Developed Cancer After Misread Smear Tests in Northern Ireland
A review of cervical screenings at Southern Health Trust found that eight women developed cancer and 11 others had pre-cancerous changes due to misread smear tests over 13 years, leading to delayed diagnoses and treatment, with two women dying; an independent review will determine whether a public i...
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52% Bias Score
China's NEO BCI Device to Begin Large-Scale Clinical Trials
Shanghai Neuracle Medical Technology's brain-computer interface (BCI) device, NEO, will start large-scale clinical trials next year in China, involving 30–50 patients with spinal cord injuries across approximately 10 medical centers, marking a significant step towards market approval based on succes...
China's NEO BCI Device to Begin Large-Scale Clinical Trials
Shanghai Neuracle Medical Technology's brain-computer interface (BCI) device, NEO, will start large-scale clinical trials next year in China, involving 30–50 patients with spinal cord injuries across approximately 10 medical centers, marking a significant step towards market approval based on succes...
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4% Bias Score
Suspect in CEO Murder Expressed Anger at US Healthcare System
Luigi Mangione, a 26-year-old engineering graduate, was arrested in Pennsylvania for the murder of Brian Thompson, CEO of UnitedHealthCare, in New York City on December 4th. Police found a three-page text expressing his anger towards the US healthcare system.
Suspect in CEO Murder Expressed Anger at US Healthcare System
Luigi Mangione, a 26-year-old engineering graduate, was arrested in Pennsylvania for the murder of Brian Thompson, CEO of UnitedHealthCare, in New York City on December 4th. Police found a three-page text expressing his anger towards the US healthcare system.
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36% Bias Score
Five Years After COVID-19: Unanswered Questions Remain
This podcast explores the origins of COVID-19, beginning with its detection in Wuhan, China, in December 2019, and its subsequent global spread, causing widespread death and necessitating restrictions such as lockdowns and mask mandates.
Five Years After COVID-19: Unanswered Questions Remain
This podcast explores the origins of COVID-19, beginning with its detection in Wuhan, China, in December 2019, and its subsequent global spread, causing widespread death and necessitating restrictions such as lockdowns and mask mandates.
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8% Bias Score
Soaring Health Insurance Costs and High Denial Rates Fuel Consumer Outrage
Health insurance premiums are rising faster than inflation, costing families an average of $25,572 and individuals $8,951 annually in 2024, while insurers deny nearly 1 in 5 claims, causing widespread financial strain and consumer anger.
Soaring Health Insurance Costs and High Denial Rates Fuel Consumer Outrage
Health insurance premiums are rising faster than inflation, costing families an average of $25,572 and individuals $8,951 annually in 2024, while insurers deny nearly 1 in 5 claims, causing widespread financial strain and consumer anger.
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48% Bias Score
USPSTF Recommends HPV Testing as Primary Cervical Cancer Screening
The US Preventive Services Task Force (USPSTF) preliminarily recommends high-risk HPV testing every 5 years, including self-collected samples, as the preferred cervical cancer screening strategy for women aged 30-65, prioritizing it over Pap smears due to its superior effectiveness and potential for...
USPSTF Recommends HPV Testing as Primary Cervical Cancer Screening
The US Preventive Services Task Force (USPSTF) preliminarily recommends high-risk HPV testing every 5 years, including self-collected samples, as the preferred cervical cancer screening strategy for women aged 30-65, prioritizing it over Pap smears due to its superior effectiveness and potential for...
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48% Bias Score
"EU Air Pollution: 240,000 Deaths in 2022 Despite Improvements"
"In 2022, air pollution in the EU caused about 240,000 premature deaths, primarily due to PM2.5, exceeding WHO guidelines; however, this is a 45% decrease since 2005, and the new EU Air Quality Directive aims to align with WHO recommendations by 2030."
"EU Air Pollution: 240,000 Deaths in 2022 Despite Improvements"
"In 2022, air pollution in the EU caused about 240,000 premature deaths, primarily due to PM2.5, exceeding WHO guidelines; however, this is a 45% decrease since 2005, and the new EU Air Quality Directive aims to align with WHO recommendations by 2030."
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24% Bias Score