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Chemsex Addiction: A "Zombie" Existence and the Urgent Need for Support
A BBC News report details the devastating effects of chemsex, an issue plagued by stigma and limited support, affecting gay men in London and beyond, with experts calling for improved resources and open conversations.
Chemsex Addiction: A "Zombie" Existence and the Urgent Need for Support
A BBC News report details the devastating effects of chemsex, an issue plagued by stigma and limited support, affecting gay men in London and beyond, with experts calling for improved resources and open conversations.
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60% Bias Score
Mannheim Car Attack Prompts Baden-Württemberg to Consider Risk-Assessment Program
A mentally disturbed man in Mannheim, Germany, killed two people and injured several others in a car attack; Baden-Württemberg is now considering adopting North Rhine-Westphalia's 'Periskop' program, which aims to identify potentially dangerous individuals with mental health issues to prevent future...
Mannheim Car Attack Prompts Baden-Württemberg to Consider Risk-Assessment Program
A mentally disturbed man in Mannheim, Germany, killed two people and injured several others in a car attack; Baden-Württemberg is now considering adopting North Rhine-Westphalia's 'Periskop' program, which aims to identify potentially dangerous individuals with mental health issues to prevent future...
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48% Bias Score
Mediterranean Diet Improves Cognitive Function in Rats via Gut Microbiota Changes
A study shows that rats fed a Mediterranean diet rich in olive oil, fish, and fiber exhibited improvements in memory, learning, and cognitive flexibility due to changes in beneficial gut bacteria, suggesting a link between gut health and brain function.
Mediterranean Diet Improves Cognitive Function in Rats via Gut Microbiota Changes
A study shows that rats fed a Mediterranean diet rich in olive oil, fish, and fiber exhibited improvements in memory, learning, and cognitive flexibility due to changes in beneficial gut bacteria, suggesting a link between gut health and brain function.
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52% Bias Score
Gene Editing Offers Potential Cure for Newfoundland's 'Curse'
In Newfoundland, a genetic mutation causes arrhythmogenic right ventricular cardiomyopathy (ARVC), leading to sudden heart failure. Current treatment involves defibrillator implants, but researchers are using gene editing to correct the genetic defect in heart cells grown from patient samples, offer...
Gene Editing Offers Potential Cure for Newfoundland's 'Curse'
In Newfoundland, a genetic mutation causes arrhythmogenic right ventricular cardiomyopathy (ARVC), leading to sudden heart failure. Current treatment involves defibrillator implants, but researchers are using gene editing to correct the genetic defect in heart cells grown from patient samples, offer...
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32% Bias Score
NHS Reforms: Streeting's Private Sector Strategy and Needed Systemic Changes
Health Secretary Wes Streeting is using the private sector to increase NHS capacity, but this requires payment system reform, consultant contract changes, and a shift in community services to general practice, along with a focus on preventative care.
NHS Reforms: Streeting's Private Sector Strategy and Needed Systemic Changes
Health Secretary Wes Streeting is using the private sector to increase NHS capacity, but this requires payment system reform, consultant contract changes, and a shift in community services to general practice, along with a focus on preventative care.
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36% Bias Score
UK Parliament Debates Ban on First-Cousin Marriages Amid Health Concerns
Conservative MP Richard Holden's push for a UK law banning first-cousin marriage faces opposition from the Labour party, citing health risks and concerns about societal impact; studies show a concerning prevalence of first-cousin marriages within certain communities.
UK Parliament Debates Ban on First-Cousin Marriages Amid Health Concerns
Conservative MP Richard Holden's push for a UK law banning first-cousin marriage faces opposition from the Labour party, citing health risks and concerns about societal impact; studies show a concerning prevalence of first-cousin marriages within certain communities.
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60% Bias Score
Fentanyl: A Personal Experience and Public Health Crisis
The author recounts his experience with fentanyl as a sedative for a colonoscopy, highlighting both the drug's medical uses and its role in the opioid crisis, contrasting safe medical use with widespread abuse and overdose deaths.
Fentanyl: A Personal Experience and Public Health Crisis
The author recounts his experience with fentanyl as a sedative for a colonoscopy, highlighting both the drug's medical uses and its role in the opioid crisis, contrasting safe medical use with widespread abuse and overdose deaths.
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40% Bias Score
Russian Woman Loses Baby Due to Medical System Failures
A 33-year-old Russian woman, Inna B., lost her baby due to a six-hour delay in receiving appropriate medical care after experiencing severe abdominal pain on November 15, 2023; a medical examination concluded no medical malpractice occurred, but highlighted systemic failures.
Russian Woman Loses Baby Due to Medical System Failures
A 33-year-old Russian woman, Inna B., lost her baby due to a six-hour delay in receiving appropriate medical care after experiencing severe abdominal pain on November 15, 2023; a medical examination concluded no medical malpractice occurred, but highlighted systemic failures.
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56% Bias Score
Hantavirus Causes Death of Gene Hackman's Wife
Betsy Arakawa, wife of actor Gene Hackman, died from Hantavirus, a rare virus transmitted from rodents, highlighting the risk of zoonotic diseases and the potential for severe respiratory illness.
Hantavirus Causes Death of Gene Hackman's Wife
Betsy Arakawa, wife of actor Gene Hackman, died from Hantavirus, a rare virus transmitted from rodents, highlighting the risk of zoonotic diseases and the potential for severe respiratory illness.
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52% Bias Score
World Sleep Day Highlights Widespread Sleep Dissatisfaction in Canada
The Sleep Whisperer column series launches, coinciding with World Sleep Day on March 14th, highlighting a Canadian survey showing nearly 25% of people are dissatisfied with their sleep, prompting initiatives to improve sleep health and awareness.
World Sleep Day Highlights Widespread Sleep Dissatisfaction in Canada
The Sleep Whisperer column series launches, coinciding with World Sleep Day on March 14th, highlighting a Canadian survey showing nearly 25% of people are dissatisfied with their sleep, prompting initiatives to improve sleep health and awareness.
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16% Bias Score
French Documentary Highlights Systemic Failures in Psychiatric Care
The French documentary "Malades dangereux" examines the complex issue of managing dangerous individuals with severe mental illnesses, illustrating systemic failures through multiple case studies of violence, inadequate care and reintegration challenges within the French psychiatric system.
French Documentary Highlights Systemic Failures in Psychiatric Care
The French documentary "Malades dangereux" examines the complex issue of managing dangerous individuals with severe mental illnesses, illustrating systemic failures through multiple case studies of violence, inadequate care and reintegration challenges within the French psychiatric system.
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56% Bias Score
UK Toddler's Medical Repatriation from Mexico Blocked by FCDO
Nineteen-month-old Sienna-Rose Sargeant suffered a brain hemorrhage in Cancun, Mexico, requiring emergency surgery; the UK's FCDO refused to fund her £110,000 medical repatriation, leaving her family to raise funds while facing high hospital fees.
UK Toddler's Medical Repatriation from Mexico Blocked by FCDO
Nineteen-month-old Sienna-Rose Sargeant suffered a brain hemorrhage in Cancun, Mexico, requiring emergency surgery; the UK's FCDO refused to fund her £110,000 medical repatriation, leaving her family to raise funds while facing high hospital fees.
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56% Bias Score
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