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Vegetable Oil Consumption Linked to 17% Lower Mortality Risk in 30-Year Study
A 30-year study of 200,000 individuals shows a 17% lower mortality rate among those consuming vegetable oils compared to animal fats, primarily due to differences in fat processing and cholesterol levels; researchers suggest simple dietary changes can significantly improve long-term health outcomes.
Vegetable Oil Consumption Linked to 17% Lower Mortality Risk in 30-Year Study
A 30-year study of 200,000 individuals shows a 17% lower mortality rate among those consuming vegetable oils compared to animal fats, primarily due to differences in fat processing and cholesterol levels; researchers suggest simple dietary changes can significantly improve long-term health outcomes.
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48% Bias Score
Sleep Deprivation Linked to Increased Inflammation via Altered Monocyte Levels
A study of 237 adults found that insufficient sleep is linked to higher levels of non-classical monocytes, a type of immune cell associated with inflammation, especially in overweight individuals; even 24 hours of sleep deprivation significantly altered monocyte profiles.
Sleep Deprivation Linked to Increased Inflammation via Altered Monocyte Levels
A study of 237 adults found that insufficient sleep is linked to higher levels of non-classical monocytes, a type of immune cell associated with inflammation, especially in overweight individuals; even 24 hours of sleep deprivation significantly altered monocyte profiles.
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12% Bias Score
NHS Denies Life-Saving Surgery to Disabled Boy
Four-year-old Louis Dagger, diagnosed with DiGeorge syndrome and a life-threatening heart condition, is denied life-saving surgery by the NHS due to his neurological disability. His parents are now raising funds to cover the cost of the surgery privately.
NHS Denies Life-Saving Surgery to Disabled Boy
Four-year-old Louis Dagger, diagnosed with DiGeorge syndrome and a life-threatening heart condition, is denied life-saving surgery by the NHS due to his neurological disability. His parents are now raising funds to cover the cost of the surgery privately.
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60% Bias Score
Hoy's Campaign Spurs 75,000 Prostate Cancer Risk Checks
Following a terminal prostate cancer diagnosis, Olympic cyclist Sir Chris Hoy's campaign prompted 75,000 men to use an online risk checker; 61,000 were identified as higher risk, highlighting the prevalence of asymptomatic cases and raising over £55,000 for Prostate Cancer UK.
Hoy's Campaign Spurs 75,000 Prostate Cancer Risk Checks
Following a terminal prostate cancer diagnosis, Olympic cyclist Sir Chris Hoy's campaign prompted 75,000 men to use an online risk checker; 61,000 were identified as higher risk, highlighting the prevalence of asymptomatic cases and raising over £55,000 for Prostate Cancer UK.
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36% Bias Score
Human Proteasome Found to Produce Natural Antibiotics
An Israeli team discovered that the human proteasome produces antimicrobial peptides with antibiotic properties; this was shown by comparing infection rates in cells with and without functional proteasomes and isolating the peptides to confirm their antibiotic effects in vitro and in mice.
Human Proteasome Found to Produce Natural Antibiotics
An Israeli team discovered that the human proteasome produces antimicrobial peptides with antibiotic properties; this was shown by comparing infection rates in cells with and without functional proteasomes and isolating the peptides to confirm their antibiotic effects in vitro and in mice.
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20% Bias Score
Gender Imbalance in Spanish Healthcare Leadership
In Spain, women comprise nearly 70% of the health and social care workforce but hold only a small percentage of leadership positions; this gender disparity persists across scientific societies, medical colleges, and hospital administrations despite recent improvements and ongoing efforts to address ...
Gender Imbalance in Spanish Healthcare Leadership
In Spain, women comprise nearly 70% of the health and social care workforce but hold only a small percentage of leadership positions; this gender disparity persists across scientific societies, medical colleges, and hospital administrations despite recent improvements and ongoing efforts to address ...
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20% Bias Score
Sevastopol Military Hospital Provides Continuous Care for Wounded Soldiers
A military hospital in Sevastopol, Crimea, provides continuous surgical care to soldiers wounded in combat, even during air raid sirens, prioritizing the fastest and safest delivery of patients for specialized treatment and post-operative care.
Sevastopol Military Hospital Provides Continuous Care for Wounded Soldiers
A military hospital in Sevastopol, Crimea, provides continuous surgical care to soldiers wounded in combat, even during air raid sirens, prioritizing the fastest and safest delivery of patients for specialized treatment and post-operative care.
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20% Bias Score
AAP Recommends Vitamin A for All Measles Cases, but Vaccination Remains Crucial
The AAP recommends vitamin A for all measles patients, but experts stress that it's not a vaccine replacement, as evidenced by the recent west Texas outbreak with 159 cases, 22 hospitalizations, and one death, highlighting the need for increased vaccination rates to prevent future outbreaks and comp...
AAP Recommends Vitamin A for All Measles Cases, but Vaccination Remains Crucial
The AAP recommends vitamin A for all measles patients, but experts stress that it's not a vaccine replacement, as evidenced by the recent west Texas outbreak with 159 cases, 22 hospitalizations, and one death, highlighting the need for increased vaccination rates to prevent future outbreaks and comp...
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32% Bias Score
Measles Outbreak in Texas and New Mexico Causes Vaccine Shortages and Two Deaths
Measles outbreaks in Texas and New Mexico have caused 228 cases, 23 hospitalizations, and two deaths, leading to vaccine shortages in several cities due to increased demand and the spread of misinformation about vaccines.
Measles Outbreak in Texas and New Mexico Causes Vaccine Shortages and Two Deaths
Measles outbreaks in Texas and New Mexico have caused 228 cases, 23 hospitalizations, and two deaths, leading to vaccine shortages in several cities due to increased demand and the spread of misinformation about vaccines.
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40% Bias Score
Bradford Study Reveals Increased Health Risks for Children of First-Cousin Marriages
A Bradford study tracking 13,000 children from 2007-2010 revealed that one in six were born to first cousins, mainly from the Pakistani community, leading to increased concerns about the health risks associated with consanguineous marriages and a debate about potential legal interventions.
Bradford Study Reveals Increased Health Risks for Children of First-Cousin Marriages
A Bradford study tracking 13,000 children from 2007-2010 revealed that one in six were born to first cousins, mainly from the Pakistani community, leading to increased concerns about the health risks associated with consanguineous marriages and a debate about potential legal interventions.
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44% Bias Score
Global Parkinson's Cases to More Than Double by 2050
A new study projects a more than doubling of the global Parkinson's disease burden to 25.2 million cases by 2050, driven by aging populations and population growth, with the fastest increase in sub-Saharan Africa (292%), highlighting the urgent need for new treatments and social support.
Global Parkinson's Cases to More Than Double by 2050
A new study projects a more than doubling of the global Parkinson's disease burden to 25.2 million cases by 2050, driven by aging populations and population growth, with the fastest increase in sub-Saharan Africa (292%), highlighting the urgent need for new treatments and social support.
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24% Bias Score
Pope Francis's Condition Stable but Complex After Three Weeks in Hospital
Pope Francis remains in Rome's Gemelli hospital, where his condition is described as stable but complex after three weeks. He has had respiratory crises and receives respiratory and physical therapy, having delivered a Spanish audio message to pilgrims.
Pope Francis's Condition Stable but Complex After Three Weeks in Hospital
Pope Francis remains in Rome's Gemelli hospital, where his condition is described as stable but complex after three weeks. He has had respiratory crises and receives respiratory and physical therapy, having delivered a Spanish audio message to pilgrims.
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28% Bias Score
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