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Nebraska Family Murder-Suicide Highlights Mental Health Crisis
In Nebraska, a family of four—Bailey and Jeremy Koch and their two sons—were found dead in an apparent murder-suicide, highlighting the urgent need for improved mental health care access, as Jeremy Koch had been battling mental illness for years.
Nebraska Family Murder-Suicide Highlights Mental Health Crisis
In Nebraska, a family of four—Bailey and Jeremy Koch and their two sons—were found dead in an apparent murder-suicide, highlighting the urgent need for improved mental health care access, as Jeremy Koch had been battling mental illness for years.
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36% Bias Score
Genetic Networks Underlying Anxiety Levels Identified
Researchers at the Institute of Cytology and Genetics SB RAS used bioinformatics to analyze hundreds of thousands of research papers, identifying approximately 200 genes involved in anxiety, revealing distinct genetic network states for low, medium, and high anxiety levels, with implications for per...
Genetic Networks Underlying Anxiety Levels Identified
Researchers at the Institute of Cytology and Genetics SB RAS used bioinformatics to analyze hundreds of thousands of research papers, identifying approximately 200 genes involved in anxiety, revealing distinct genetic network states for low, medium, and high anxiety levels, with implications for per...
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36% Bias Score
Prostate Cancer Treatment Options: From Surveillance to Advanced Therapies
Most prostate cancers are low-grade and can be monitored; however, intermediate/high-grade cancers or progression necessitate imaging (MRI, PSMA-PET) and treatments like surgery, radiation, or hormonal therapy (ADT), with advanced cancers treated by combining ADT, chemotherapy, radiotherapy, and imm...
Prostate Cancer Treatment Options: From Surveillance to Advanced Therapies
Most prostate cancers are low-grade and can be monitored; however, intermediate/high-grade cancers or progression necessitate imaging (MRI, PSMA-PET) and treatments like surgery, radiation, or hormonal therapy (ADT), with advanced cancers treated by combining ADT, chemotherapy, radiotherapy, and imm...
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Nigeria's April 2025 Health Crisis: High HIV, Unvaccinated Children, and Lassa Fever Outbreak
In April 2025, Nigeria faced multiple health crises: high HIV rates (Rivers State leading with 208,767 cases), the highest number of unvaccinated children globally (2.1 million), and a Lassa fever outbreak (674 confirmed cases, 127 deaths); however, the government invested N110 billion in upgrading ...
Nigeria's April 2025 Health Crisis: High HIV, Unvaccinated Children, and Lassa Fever Outbreak
In April 2025, Nigeria faced multiple health crises: high HIV rates (Rivers State leading with 208,767 cases), the highest number of unvaccinated children globally (2.1 million), and a Lassa fever outbreak (674 confirmed cases, 127 deaths); however, the government invested N110 billion in upgrading ...
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Kyiv Hepatitis A Outbreak: 34 Infected, Schools Closed
A hepatitis A outbreak in Kyiv's Vidradny microdistrict has infected 34 people, 20 children, prompting three schools to switch to distance learning while authorities investigate the water sources and search for the origin of the infection.
Kyiv Hepatitis A Outbreak: 34 Infected, Schools Closed
A hepatitis A outbreak in Kyiv's Vidradny microdistrict has infected 34 people, 20 children, prompting three schools to switch to distance learning while authorities investigate the water sources and search for the origin of the infection.
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Netherlands Launches Anti-Vaping Campaign Amidst Youth Addiction Crisis
The Netherlands launches a national anti-vaping campaign, "Say No to Vaping," targeting parents to discuss vaping dangers with children, driven by a study showing nearly 40% of 12–16-year-old vapers are addicted and the hospitalization of at least 14 children in 2024 due to vaping.
Netherlands Launches Anti-Vaping Campaign Amidst Youth Addiction Crisis
The Netherlands launches a national anti-vaping campaign, "Say No to Vaping," targeting parents to discuss vaping dangers with children, driven by a study showing nearly 40% of 12–16-year-old vapers are addicted and the hospitalization of at least 14 children in 2024 due to vaping.
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Weight Loss Injections' Rise Contributes to Weight Watchers' Bankruptcy
Simon, 34, lost 26 kg using Monjaro weight loss injections after years of failed dieting, including with Weight Watchers which has lost over a million members and filed for bankruptcy amid the rise of weight loss injections and social media.
Weight Loss Injections' Rise Contributes to Weight Watchers' Bankruptcy
Simon, 34, lost 26 kg using Monjaro weight loss injections after years of failed dieting, including with Weight Watchers which has lost over a million members and filed for bankruptcy amid the rise of weight loss injections and social media.
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56% Bias Score
Coco2 Baby Formula linked to Infant Malnutrition
A Melbourne family's seven-month-old baby suffered malnutrition and developmental delays after consuming Coco2 coconut-based baby formula due to an incorrect scoop size causing inadequate nutrition; the baby recovered after switching formulas, prompting Coco2 to revise its serving recommendations.
Coco2 Baby Formula linked to Infant Malnutrition
A Melbourne family's seven-month-old baby suffered malnutrition and developmental delays after consuming Coco2 coconut-based baby formula due to an incorrect scoop size causing inadequate nutrition; the baby recovered after switching formulas, prompting Coco2 to revise its serving recommendations.
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Nieuwegein Stabbing: 29-Year-Old Suspect Claims Drug-Induced Psychosis
An 11-year-old girl was fatally stabbed in Nieuwegein, Netherlands, on February; a 29-year-old man, Hamzah L., has been arrested and claims he was hallucinating due to drug use at the time of the incident. He is currently in pre-trial detention and will undergo a psychiatric evaluation.
Nieuwegein Stabbing: 29-Year-Old Suspect Claims Drug-Induced Psychosis
An 11-year-old girl was fatally stabbed in Nieuwegein, Netherlands, on February; a 29-year-old man, Hamzah L., has been arrested and claims he was hallucinating due to drug use at the time of the incident. He is currently in pre-trial detention and will undergo a psychiatric evaluation.
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Leipzig University Program Addresses German Midwife Shortage
Five internationally trained midwives from Serbia, Ukraine, Kosovo, and Iran started a 12-month adaptation course at Leipzig University to meet German standards, addressing a national midwife shortage and facilitating immigrant integration.
Leipzig University Program Addresses German Midwife Shortage
Five internationally trained midwives from Serbia, Ukraine, Kosovo, and Iran started a 12-month adaptation course at Leipzig University to meet German standards, addressing a national midwife shortage and facilitating immigrant integration.
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24% Bias Score
Early Detection of Coronary Artery Disease: Risk Assessment and Prevention
Coronary artery disease (CAD) often starts with fatty plaque buildup, increasing heart attack risk. Online risk calculators and CAC scans help assess risk, with higher scores indicating greater danger. Doctors recommend lifestyle changes and further testing based on individual risk factors.
Early Detection of Coronary Artery Disease: Risk Assessment and Prevention
Coronary artery disease (CAD) often starts with fatty plaque buildup, increasing heart attack risk. Online risk calculators and CAC scans help assess risk, with higher scores indicating greater danger. Doctors recommend lifestyle changes and further testing based on individual risk factors.
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28% Bias Score
Unaffordable Healthcare Leads to Child's Death in Madagascar
A four-year-old child died in Antananarivo, Madagascar, after his family discharged him due to lack of funds for treatment, highlighting a systemic issue where many die due to unaffordable healthcare despite government initiatives like the emergency health fund.
Unaffordable Healthcare Leads to Child's Death in Madagascar
A four-year-old child died in Antananarivo, Madagascar, after his family discharged him due to lack of funds for treatment, highlighting a systemic issue where many die due to unaffordable healthcare despite government initiatives like the emergency health fund.
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44% Bias Score
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