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Australian Blood Donor Saves 2.4 Million Babies
James Harrison, an Australian man, died at 88; his 1,173 blood plasma donations over six decades saved an estimated 2.4 million babies from hemolytic disease, showcasing the life-saving impact of blood donation.
Australian Blood Donor Saves 2.4 Million Babies
James Harrison, an Australian man, died at 88; his 1,173 blood plasma donations over six decades saved an estimated 2.4 million babies from hemolytic disease, showcasing the life-saving impact of blood donation.
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24% Bias Score
Mass CDC Firings Cripple U.S. Public Health Infrastructure
The Trump administration fired approximately 1,800 probationary CDC employees in February 2024, severely impacting state and local public health departments' ability to prevent and respond to infectious disease outbreaks by eliminating crucial training programs and experienced personnel.
Mass CDC Firings Cripple U.S. Public Health Infrastructure
The Trump administration fired approximately 1,800 probationary CDC employees in February 2024, severely impacting state and local public health departments' ability to prevent and respond to infectious disease outbreaks by eliminating crucial training programs and experienced personnel.
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48% Bias Score
Japanese Scientists Discover Protein that Could Reverse Cellular Aging
Japanese scientists discovered protein AP2A1, a key driver of cellular aging; blocking it may reverse or slow aging, potentially preventing age-related diseases and extending lifespan.
Japanese Scientists Discover Protein that Could Reverse Cellular Aging
Japanese scientists discovered protein AP2A1, a key driver of cellular aging; blocking it may reverse or slow aging, potentially preventing age-related diseases and extending lifespan.
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12% Bias Score
Australian Blood Donor Saves 2.4 Million Babies
James Harrison, an Australian man, died on February 17th at age 88; his 1173 plasma donations over six decades are credited with saving 2.4 million babies through the provision of a rare anti-D antibody used to prevent hemolytic disease of the newborn.
Australian Blood Donor Saves 2.4 Million Babies
James Harrison, an Australian man, died on February 17th at age 88; his 1173 plasma donations over six decades are credited with saving 2.4 million babies through the provision of a rare anti-D antibody used to prevent hemolytic disease of the newborn.
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36% Bias Score
Pope Francis Shows Improvement After Respiratory Crises
Pope Francis, 88, has shown improvement after two respiratory crises requiring bronchoscopies to remove mucus from his lungs; though his condition remains guarded, he is no longer using noninvasive mechanical ventilation and continues respiratory physiotherapy.
Pope Francis Shows Improvement After Respiratory Crises
Pope Francis, 88, has shown improvement after two respiratory crises requiring bronchoscopies to remove mucus from his lungs; though his condition remains guarded, he is no longer using noninvasive mechanical ventilation and continues respiratory physiotherapy.
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28% Bias Score
Low Cervical Cancer Screening in Spain Highlights HPV Risk
A low participation rate in Spain's cervical cancer screening program, using HPV testing since 2019, raises concerns about increased cancer cases, given the high global prevalence of HPV and its link to various cancers. A new study reveals 7.4% oral HPV prevalence in Europe and the US, with higher r...
Low Cervical Cancer Screening in Spain Highlights HPV Risk
A low participation rate in Spain's cervical cancer screening program, using HPV testing since 2019, raises concerns about increased cancer cases, given the high global prevalence of HPV and its link to various cancers. A new study reveals 7.4% oral HPV prevalence in Europe and the US, with higher r...
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20% Bias Score
Inflammation: A Double-Edged Sword in Health and Disease
Inflammation, the body's response to injury or illness, is crucial for survival but chronic inflammation, linked to obesity, smoking, and diet, increases the risk of chronic diseases like heart disease and diabetes; blood tests exist but aren't perfectly reliable for screening.
Inflammation: A Double-Edged Sword in Health and Disease
Inflammation, the body's response to injury or illness, is crucial for survival but chronic inflammation, linked to obesity, smoking, and diet, increases the risk of chronic diseases like heart disease and diabetes; blood tests exist but aren't perfectly reliable for screening.
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36% Bias Score
Pope Francis's Pneumonia: Condition Improves, but Prognosis Remains Guarded
Pope Francis, 88, hospitalized in Rome for pneumonia, experienced two respiratory crises Monday, requiring bronchoscopies to clear his lungs. His condition improved enough by Tuesday morning to switch from a ventilation mask to a nasal tube for oxygen, although his prognosis remains guarded; Vatican...
Pope Francis's Pneumonia: Condition Improves, but Prognosis Remains Guarded
Pope Francis, 88, hospitalized in Rome for pneumonia, experienced two respiratory crises Monday, requiring bronchoscopies to clear his lungs. His condition improved enough by Tuesday morning to switch from a ventilation mask to a nasal tube for oxygen, although his prognosis remains guarded; Vatican...
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40% Bias Score
Pope Francis Suffers Acute Respiratory Crises, Prognosis Remains Cautious
Pope Francis, hospitalized since February 14th with pneumonia, experienced two episodes of acute respiratory failure on Monday, requiring two bronchoscopies and non-invasive ventilation; his prognosis remains cautious.
Pope Francis Suffers Acute Respiratory Crises, Prognosis Remains Cautious
Pope Francis, hospitalized since February 14th with pneumonia, experienced two episodes of acute respiratory failure on Monday, requiring two bronchoscopies and non-invasive ventilation; his prognosis remains cautious.
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28% Bias Score
Uganda Battles Ebola Outbreak, Two Dead
Uganda is battling an Ebola outbreak that has claimed two lives and affected nine, prompting a comprehensive response by the Health Ministry, WHO, Africa CDC, and other partners involving contact tracing, case management, and community engagement across 10 high-risk districts.
Uganda Battles Ebola Outbreak, Two Dead
Uganda is battling an Ebola outbreak that has claimed two lives and affected nine, prompting a comprehensive response by the Health Ministry, WHO, Africa CDC, and other partners involving contact tracing, case management, and community engagement across 10 high-risk districts.
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36% Bias Score
Death of 'Golden Arm' Blood Donor James Harrison Highlights Anti-D Shortage
James Harrison, an Australian blood donor known as "the man with the golden arm," died aged 88 on February 17; his 1,173 donations resulted in 2.4 million anti-D doses saving countless babies from a fatal blood disease.
Death of 'Golden Arm' Blood Donor James Harrison Highlights Anti-D Shortage
James Harrison, an Australian blood donor known as "the man with the golden arm," died aged 88 on February 17; his 1,173 donations resulted in 2.4 million anti-D doses saving countless babies from a fatal blood disease.
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24% Bias Score
Pope Francis's Pneumonia: Stable But Complex Condition
Pope Francis, 88, hospitalized in Rome since February 14th with pneumonia, experienced two respiratory crises on Monday requiring mechanical ventilation, but is now breathing with high-flow oxygen and undergoing physiotherapy; his condition is stable but complex.
Pope Francis's Pneumonia: Stable But Complex Condition
Pope Francis, 88, hospitalized in Rome since February 14th with pneumonia, experienced two respiratory crises on Monday requiring mechanical ventilation, but is now breathing with high-flow oxygen and undergoing physiotherapy; his condition is stable but complex.
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16% Bias Score
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