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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
French Minister Criticizes Permissive End-of-Life Law
French Interior Minister Bruno Retailleau criticized a proposed end-of-life law passed in committee, calling it excessively permissive and fearing it could lead to more euthanasia than assisted suicide due to financial pressures and a lack of adequate palliative care. The law allows patients to choo...
French Minister Criticizes Permissive End-of-Life Law
French Interior Minister Bruno Retailleau criticized a proposed end-of-life law passed in committee, calling it excessively permissive and fearing it could lead to more euthanasia than assisted suicide due to financial pressures and a lack of adequate palliative care. The law allows patients to choo...
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64% Bias Score
Rising Autism Diagnoses in the US: Broader Criteria and Increased Awareness
The US is experiencing a sharp rise in autism diagnoses, increasing from 1 in 150 children in 2000 to 1 in 36 in 2020, largely due to broadened diagnostic criteria and heightened awareness, not necessarily a surge in the condition itself. A new study aims to pinpoint the causes by September, althoug...
Rising Autism Diagnoses in the US: Broader Criteria and Increased Awareness
The US is experiencing a sharp rise in autism diagnoses, increasing from 1 in 150 children in 2000 to 1 in 36 in 2020, largely due to broadened diagnostic criteria and heightened awareness, not necessarily a surge in the condition itself. A new study aims to pinpoint the causes by September, althoug...
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44% Bias Score
Psychologist Highlights Crucial Psychological Impact of Cancer Treatment
Madrid-based psychologist Beatriz Yusta, specializing in psycho-oncology, highlights the significant psychological impact of cancer, encompassing challenges beyond diagnosis, advocating for holistic care integrating physical activity and addressing aesthetic concerns through collaborations with L'Or...
Psychologist Highlights Crucial Psychological Impact of Cancer Treatment
Madrid-based psychologist Beatriz Yusta, specializing in psycho-oncology, highlights the significant psychological impact of cancer, encompassing challenges beyond diagnosis, advocating for holistic care integrating physical activity and addressing aesthetic concerns through collaborations with L'Or...
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32% Bias Score
Meta-Analysis Questions Fluoride's Safety for Pregnant Women and Infants
A new meta-analysis reveals potential detrimental effects of fluoride exposure on pregnant women and infants, questioning the widespread practice of community water fluoridation and prompting calls for policy changes.
Meta-Analysis Questions Fluoride's Safety for Pregnant Women and Infants
A new meta-analysis reveals potential detrimental effects of fluoride exposure on pregnant women and infants, questioning the widespread practice of community water fluoridation and prompting calls for policy changes.
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68% Bias Score
Netherlands Launches Study to Improve Heart Failure Treatment
In the Netherlands, roughly 60 percent of heart failure patients don't receive the four-drug combination proven to improve quality of life, leading to a large-scale research project to better implement this treatment and raise awareness, addressing issues like patient comorbidities and physician com...
Netherlands Launches Study to Improve Heart Failure Treatment
In the Netherlands, roughly 60 percent of heart failure patients don't receive the four-drug combination proven to improve quality of life, leading to a large-scale research project to better implement this treatment and raise awareness, addressing issues like patient comorbidities and physician com...
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36% 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
Six Dead in Upstate New York Plane Crash
A private plane carrying a family of physicians and a former NCAA Woman of the Year crashed in Copake, New York on Saturday, killing all six people aboard; the National Transportation Safety Board is investigating.
Six Dead in Upstate New York Plane Crash
A private plane carrying a family of physicians and a former NCAA Woman of the Year crashed in Copake, New York on Saturday, killing all six people aboard; the National Transportation Safety Board is investigating.
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32% Bias Score
Corporate Partnerships Drive 34% Drop in Cancer Death Rate
The American Cancer Society's collaborative efforts with Genentech, Pfizer, and Merck have resulted in a 34% decrease in the cancer death rate since 1991, averting an estimated 4.5 million deaths, through expanded cancer screening and targeted initiatives addressing healthcare inequities.
Corporate Partnerships Drive 34% Drop in Cancer Death Rate
The American Cancer Society's collaborative efforts with Genentech, Pfizer, and Merck have resulted in a 34% decrease in the cancer death rate since 1991, averting an estimated 4.5 million deaths, through expanded cancer screening and targeted initiatives addressing healthcare inequities.
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44% Bias Score
\"Surge in Aggression Against Healthcare Workers in Dutch Hospitals\"\
Dutch hospitals are experiencing a surge in verbal and physical aggression from patients and visitors, with Rijnstate Hospital reporting a 100 percent increase in incidents from 2023 to 2024 (430 reports), and LUMC showing a similar trend; this rise is attributed to societal factors, decreased trust...
\"Surge in Aggression Against Healthcare Workers in Dutch Hospitals\"\
Dutch hospitals are experiencing a surge in verbal and physical aggression from patients and visitors, with Rijnstate Hospital reporting a 100 percent increase in incidents from 2023 to 2024 (430 reports), and LUMC showing a similar trend; this rise is attributed to societal factors, decreased trust...
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28% Bias Score
Bolsonaro Undergoes Successful Intestinal Surgery Amidst Legal Battles
Former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro underwent a successful twelve-hour intestinal surgery in Brasilia on Sunday to address complications from a 2018 stabbing, while facing trial for allegedly plotting to overthrow the government and barred from holding office until 2030.
Bolsonaro Undergoes Successful Intestinal Surgery Amidst Legal Battles
Former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro underwent a successful twelve-hour intestinal surgery in Brasilia on Sunday to address complications from a 2018 stabbing, while facing trial for allegedly plotting to overthrow the government and barred from holding office until 2030.
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52% Bias Score
Rare Cancer Diagnosis Highlights Healthcare Access Challenges
Abeeku Lewis, a 30-year-old from Halifax, was diagnosed with sarcoma, a rare and aggressive cancer, after initially misinterpreting symptoms as a sports injury; the delay led to the cancer spreading to his brain and trachea, necessitating private treatment options due to NHS limitations.
Rare Cancer Diagnosis Highlights Healthcare Access Challenges
Abeeku Lewis, a 30-year-old from Halifax, was diagnosed with sarcoma, a rare and aggressive cancer, after initially misinterpreting symptoms as a sports injury; the delay led to the cancer spreading to his brain and trachea, necessitating private treatment options due to NHS limitations.
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32% Bias Score
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