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Lucy Letby Case: Expert Reports Challenge Conviction
A Member of Parliament's investigation, prompted by concerns about Lucy Letby's trial, revealed flaws in statistical analysis, expert testimony, and hospital management, leading to a submission of 23 expert reports to the Criminal Cases Review Commission challenging the conviction.
Lucy Letby Case: Expert Reports Challenge Conviction
A Member of Parliament's investigation, prompted by concerns about Lucy Letby's trial, revealed flaws in statistical analysis, expert testimony, and hospital management, leading to a submission of 23 expert reports to the Criminal Cases Review Commission challenging the conviction.
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72% Bias Score
Mammalian Protein Modifications Linked to Extended Lifespan and Disease Resistance
Bar-Ilan University researchers used PHARAOH, a new computational tool, to analyze protein sequences across 107 mammal species, identifying post-translational modifications (PTMs) associated with longer lifespans and resistance to age-related diseases; this discovery could lead to new therapies with...
Mammalian Protein Modifications Linked to Extended Lifespan and Disease Resistance
Bar-Ilan University researchers used PHARAOH, a new computational tool, to analyze protein sequences across 107 mammal species, identifying post-translational modifications (PTMs) associated with longer lifespans and resistance to age-related diseases; this discovery could lead to new therapies with...
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36% Bias Score
Professor Şükrü Hatun's Impact on Diabetes Care in Turkey
Professor Dr. Şükrü Hatun, a Turkish pediatric endocrinologist, founded the "Arkadaşım Diyabet" program in 1996, providing comprehensive care and advocacy for children with diabetes, resulting in significant policy changes and improved access to care in Turkey. His work includes educational camps, p...
Professor Şükrü Hatun's Impact on Diabetes Care in Turkey
Professor Dr. Şükrü Hatun, a Turkish pediatric endocrinologist, founded the "Arkadaşım Diyabet" program in 1996, providing comprehensive care and advocacy for children with diabetes, resulting in significant policy changes and improved access to care in Turkey. His work includes educational camps, p...
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20% Bias Score
NHS Eye Care Firms' £169m Profit Equals That of 100 PFI Hospital Contracts
Five private firms providing NHS eye care in England made £169 million in profit during 2023-24, equal to the profit from 100 PFI hospital contracts, prompting calls for profit caps to curb excessive profiteering.
NHS Eye Care Firms' £169m Profit Equals That of 100 PFI Hospital Contracts
Five private firms providing NHS eye care in England made £169 million in profit during 2023-24, equal to the profit from 100 PFI hospital contracts, prompting calls for profit caps to curb excessive profiteering.
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56% Bias Score
TRIM63 Gene Identified as Major Risk Factor for Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy
An Israeli study identified TRIM63 gene variants in 12.2% of 107 hypertrophic cardiomyopathy (HCM) patients, significantly increasing risk; the discovery, published in Circulation: Genomic and Precision Medicine, could transform global genetic screening and treatment protocols.
TRIM63 Gene Identified as Major Risk Factor for Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy
An Israeli study identified TRIM63 gene variants in 12.2% of 107 hypertrophic cardiomyopathy (HCM) patients, significantly increasing risk; the discovery, published in Circulation: Genomic and Precision Medicine, could transform global genetic screening and treatment protocols.
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28% Bias Score
Ecuador Battles Localized Outbreaks of Whooping Cough, Yellow Fever, and Leptospirosis
Ecuador is battling localized outbreaks of whooping cough (321 cases) and yellow fever (4 cases), prompting vaccination drives, increased surveillance, and mandatory yellow fever vaccination for travelers from Colombia, Brazil, Peru, and Bolivia (ages 1-59). A leptospirosis outbreak in Morona Santia...
Ecuador Battles Localized Outbreaks of Whooping Cough, Yellow Fever, and Leptospirosis
Ecuador is battling localized outbreaks of whooping cough (321 cases) and yellow fever (4 cases), prompting vaccination drives, increased surveillance, and mandatory yellow fever vaccination for travelers from Colombia, Brazil, Peru, and Bolivia (ages 1-59). A leptospirosis outbreak in Morona Santia...
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36% Bias Score
Concerns Raised about Evidence in Lucy Letby Case
Lucy Letby was convicted of murdering seven babies and attempting to murder six others at the Countess of Chester Hospital; the conviction is now under review due to concerns about the reliability of evidence used in the prosecution's case.
Concerns Raised about Evidence in Lucy Letby Case
Lucy Letby was convicted of murdering seven babies and attempting to murder six others at the Countess of Chester Hospital; the conviction is now under review due to concerns about the reliability of evidence used in the prosecution's case.
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64% Bias Score
Paris's Green Plan Halves Air Pollution, But Challenges Remain
Paris's 20-year green initiative halved air pollution, reducing premature deaths by 7900 annually, but challenges remain with the city's ring road still exceeding WHO standards despite significant improvements in other areas.
Paris's Green Plan Halves Air Pollution, But Challenges Remain
Paris's 20-year green initiative halved air pollution, reducing premature deaths by 7900 annually, but challenges remain with the city's ring road still exceeding WHO standards despite significant improvements in other areas.
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48% Bias Score
Pope-Mobile Converted to Gaza Children's Clinic
Pope Francis's former pope-mobile is being transformed into a mobile children's clinic in Gaza to address the region's collapsed healthcare system, fulfilling his dying wish and providing essential medical services to children in need.
Pope-Mobile Converted to Gaza Children's Clinic
Pope Francis's former pope-mobile is being transformed into a mobile children's clinic in Gaza to address the region's collapsed healthcare system, fulfilling his dying wish and providing essential medical services to children in need.
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44% Bias Score
Aetna Exits Obamacare, Raising Concerns About Future of Individual Market
Aetna, part of CVS Health, is leaving the Obamacare individual health insurance market in 2026, affecting nearly 1 million people in 17 states; this follows the Trump administration's cuts to enrollment assistance and may signal further insurer withdrawals if Republicans reduce ACA support.
Aetna Exits Obamacare, Raising Concerns About Future of Individual Market
Aetna, part of CVS Health, is leaving the Obamacare individual health insurance market in 2026, affecting nearly 1 million people in 17 states; this follows the Trump administration's cuts to enrollment assistance and may signal further insurer withdrawals if Republicans reduce ACA support.
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40% Bias Score
Magdeburg Attack Highlights Gaps in Saxony-Anhalt's Digital Emergency Response
A recent attack in Magdeburg, Germany, exposed flaws in Saxony-Anhalt's emergency response system, particularly the lack of digital networking for sharing hospital bed capacity information, hindering efficient patient distribution during mass casualty incidents; responsibility for implementing a sol...
Magdeburg Attack Highlights Gaps in Saxony-Anhalt's Digital Emergency Response
A recent attack in Magdeburg, Germany, exposed flaws in Saxony-Anhalt's emergency response system, particularly the lack of digital networking for sharing hospital bed capacity information, hindering efficient patient distribution during mass casualty incidents; responsibility for implementing a sol...
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36% Bias Score
Trump's MFN Drug Pricing Proposal: A Recipe for Reduced Access and Innovation
President Trump's proposed MFN policy for Medicaid drug pricing, mirroring the lowest prices in other developed nations, would severely reduce access to new medicines and hinder pharmaceutical innovation in the U.S., as those countries have price controls resulting in limited drug availability and s...
Trump's MFN Drug Pricing Proposal: A Recipe for Reduced Access and Innovation
President Trump's proposed MFN policy for Medicaid drug pricing, mirroring the lowest prices in other developed nations, would severely reduce access to new medicines and hinder pharmaceutical innovation in the U.S., as those countries have price controls resulting in limited drug availability and s...
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52% Bias Score
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