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Loan Charge Scandal: 18 Suicide Attempts Prompt Calls for Government Action
The loan charge scandal has resulted in at least 18 suicide attempts and 10 confirmed suicides, leading to 17 police referrals and intensifying calls for government action, while a review is deemed insufficient by campaigners.
Loan Charge Scandal: 18 Suicide Attempts Prompt Calls for Government Action
The loan charge scandal has resulted in at least 18 suicide attempts and 10 confirmed suicides, leading to 17 police referrals and intensifying calls for government action, while a review is deemed insufficient by campaigners.
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56% Bias Score


French NGOs Sue Government Over Inaction on Supervised Drug Consumption Sites
Medécins du Monde and other NGOs filed lawsuits against the French government on April 14th, 2024, for its inaction regarding the two existing supervised drug consumption sites and the refusal to open a new one in Marseille, citing the sites' proven effectiveness in reducing risks and overdoses.
French NGOs Sue Government Over Inaction on Supervised Drug Consumption Sites
Medécins du Monde and other NGOs filed lawsuits against the French government on April 14th, 2024, for its inaction regarding the two existing supervised drug consumption sites and the refusal to open a new one in Marseille, citing the sites' proven effectiveness in reducing risks and overdoses.
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56% Bias Score


Combined Statins and Ezetimibe Significantly Reduce Heart Attack Recurrence
A study of 36,000 Swedish heart attack patients (2015-2022) found that combining statins and ezetimibe within 12 weeks significantly reduced the risk of further cardiovascular events and death, suggesting a simple change in treatment guidelines could save thousands of lives and reduce healthcare cos...
Combined Statins and Ezetimibe Significantly Reduce Heart Attack Recurrence
A study of 36,000 Swedish heart attack patients (2015-2022) found that combining statins and ezetimibe within 12 weeks significantly reduced the risk of further cardiovascular events and death, suggesting a simple change in treatment guidelines could save thousands of lives and reduce healthcare cos...
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40% Bias Score


Excessive Alcohol Consumption Linked to Increased Risk of Brain Damage
A study of over 1700 deceased individuals found that drinking eight or more alcoholic beverages weekly significantly increases the risk of hyaline arteriolosclerosis, a brain condition impacting memory and cognition; even former heavy drinkers showed increased risk.
Excessive Alcohol Consumption Linked to Increased Risk of Brain Damage
A study of over 1700 deceased individuals found that drinking eight or more alcoholic beverages weekly significantly increases the risk of hyaline arteriolosclerosis, a brain condition impacting memory and cognition; even former heavy drinkers showed increased risk.
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52% Bias Score


India's Soaring Obesity Crisis: Abdominal Fat Poses Major Health Threat
India faces a rapidly escalating obesity crisis, with 180 million adults currently overweight or obese—a number projected to reach 450 million by 2050. Abdominal obesity, linked to insulin resistance and chronic diseases, is particularly prevalent, affecting nearly 40% of women and 12% of men. New c...
India's Soaring Obesity Crisis: Abdominal Fat Poses Major Health Threat
India faces a rapidly escalating obesity crisis, with 180 million adults currently overweight or obese—a number projected to reach 450 million by 2050. Abdominal obesity, linked to insulin resistance and chronic diseases, is particularly prevalent, affecting nearly 40% of women and 12% of men. New c...
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40% Bias Score


Kathmandu Suffers World's Worst Air Quality Due to Wildfires and Drought
Kathmandu's air quality is the worst globally, with an average AQI of 348 on Thursday, due to a combination of six months of drought, widespread wildfires exacerbated by dry conditions, vehicle emissions, and the city's bowl-shaped valley trapping pollutants; this has caused flight cancellations, ho...
Kathmandu Suffers World's Worst Air Quality Due to Wildfires and Drought
Kathmandu's air quality is the worst globally, with an average AQI of 348 on Thursday, due to a combination of six months of drought, widespread wildfires exacerbated by dry conditions, vehicle emissions, and the city's bowl-shaped valley trapping pollutants; this has caused flight cancellations, ho...
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24% Bias Score

85 Mass Donors Revealed in Dutch Fertility Clinics
Dutch fertility clinics have used at least 85 mass donors since 2004, exceeding guidelines by the Dutch Society of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists (NVOG), leading to at least 3000 children with over 25 half-siblings.

85 Mass Donors Revealed in Dutch Fertility Clinics
Dutch fertility clinics have used at least 85 mass donors since 2004, exceeding guidelines by the Dutch Society of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists (NVOG), leading to at least 3000 children with over 25 half-siblings.
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48% Bias Score

AI-Powered Ambient Listening Improves U.S. Healthcare Efficiency
AI-powered ambient listening technology, such as Nabla and Dragon Copilot, is being used by thousands of U.S. physicians to transcribe doctor-patient conversations and generate clinical notes, aiming to alleviate physician shortages and improve efficiency and patient care. Currently, 600 healthcare ...

AI-Powered Ambient Listening Improves U.S. Healthcare Efficiency
AI-powered ambient listening technology, such as Nabla and Dragon Copilot, is being used by thousands of U.S. physicians to transcribe doctor-patient conversations and generate clinical notes, aiming to alleviate physician shortages and improve efficiency and patient care. Currently, 600 healthcare ...
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44% Bias Score

Cannabis Use Linked to Significantly Increased Dementia Risk
A Canadian study of over six million people found a 72% increased risk of dementia among those hospitalized for cannabis-related issues, exceeding alcohol-related risks; this highlights the need for further research into the long-term effects of cannabis use on cognitive health.

Cannabis Use Linked to Significantly Increased Dementia Risk
A Canadian study of over six million people found a 72% increased risk of dementia among those hospitalized for cannabis-related issues, exceeding alcohol-related risks; this highlights the need for further research into the long-term effects of cannabis use on cognitive health.
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48% Bias Score

Brain Connectivity Predicts PTSD Severity One Month Post-Trauma
A Haifa and Yale University study published in JAMA Network Open found that analyzing brain connectivity patterns one month after a traumatic event can predict PTSD severity, potentially allowing for early, personalized interventions; 162 participants underwent fMRI scans and clinical assessments ov...

Brain Connectivity Predicts PTSD Severity One Month Post-Trauma
A Haifa and Yale University study published in JAMA Network Open found that analyzing brain connectivity patterns one month after a traumatic event can predict PTSD severity, potentially allowing for early, personalized interventions; 162 participants underwent fMRI scans and clinical assessments ov...
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20% Bias Score

Hassan Condemns Trump's Medicaid Cuts Amidst Fentanyl Crisis
Senator Maggie Hassan criticizes the Trump administration's plan to cut Medicaid funding, arguing it undermines progress in fighting the fentanyl crisis; citing a 25% drop in overdose deaths in 2024 compared to 2023 due to increased access to addiction treatment through Medicaid, she warns of revers...

Hassan Condemns Trump's Medicaid Cuts Amidst Fentanyl Crisis
Senator Maggie Hassan criticizes the Trump administration's plan to cut Medicaid funding, arguing it undermines progress in fighting the fentanyl crisis; citing a 25% drop in overdose deaths in 2024 compared to 2023 due to increased access to addiction treatment through Medicaid, she warns of revers...
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52% Bias Score

Delayed CMV Diagnosis Leads to Preventable Hearing Loss in Newborn
Emilia Sobrini was diagnosed with CMV-related hearing loss at seven weeks old due to her mother's undiagnosed infection during pregnancy, highlighting the urgent need for routine CMV screening during pregnancy and after birth to prevent preventable hearing loss and other developmental issues.

Delayed CMV Diagnosis Leads to Preventable Hearing Loss in Newborn
Emilia Sobrini was diagnosed with CMV-related hearing loss at seven weeks old due to her mother's undiagnosed infection during pregnancy, highlighting the urgent need for routine CMV screening during pregnancy and after birth to prevent preventable hearing loss and other developmental issues.
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40% Bias Score
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