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Social Media Medical Misinformation: 85% of Posts Contain Misleading or Harmful Advice
A study in JAMA Network Open found that 85% of social media posts about medical tests from influencers with 200 million followers provided misleading or harmful advice, lacking scientific evidence and often driven by financial incentives, leading to overdiagnosis and unnecessary treatments.
Social Media Medical Misinformation: 85% of Posts Contain Misleading or Harmful Advice
A study in JAMA Network Open found that 85% of social media posts about medical tests from influencers with 200 million followers provided misleading or harmful advice, lacking scientific evidence and often driven by financial incentives, leading to overdiagnosis and unnecessary treatments.
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52% Bias Score
French Private-Label Food: Cheaper, but at a Health Cost?
A French consumer magazine's study reveals that private-label food products, while significantly cheaper, often contain potentially harmful additives, with notable variations in quality among major supermarket chains.
French Private-Label Food: Cheaper, but at a Health Cost?
A French consumer magazine's study reveals that private-label food products, while significantly cheaper, often contain potentially harmful additives, with notable variations in quality among major supermarket chains.
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48% Bias Score
US Egg Shortage Drives Restaurant Price Hikes, Fuels Record Turkish Imports
Following a 2022 avian flu outbreak that killed over 140 million poultry birds, US egg prices have surged, leading restaurant chains like Denny's and Waffle House to raise menu prices and prompting increased egg imports from Turkey, currently the US's sole egg exporter.
US Egg Shortage Drives Restaurant Price Hikes, Fuels Record Turkish Imports
Following a 2022 avian flu outbreak that killed over 140 million poultry birds, US egg prices have surged, leading restaurant chains like Denny's and Waffle House to raise menu prices and prompting increased egg imports from Turkey, currently the US's sole egg exporter.
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40% Bias Score
Abelleira's Knee Injury Sidelines Key Player for Spain and Real Madrid
Spanish midfielder Teresa Abelleira suffered a torn ACL and meniscus in her left knee during a national team training session in Wembley, resulting in her absence from the match against England and creating significant challenges for both her club, Real Madrid, and the Spanish national team.
Abelleira's Knee Injury Sidelines Key Player for Spain and Real Madrid
Spanish midfielder Teresa Abelleira suffered a torn ACL and meniscus in her left knee during a national team training session in Wembley, resulting in her absence from the match against England and creating significant challenges for both her club, Real Madrid, and the Spanish national team.
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24% Bias Score
Healthy Ramadan Fasting: Dietary Strategies to Manage Hunger and Thirst
This article provides dietary advice for a healthier Ramadan fast, emphasizing a three-stage Suhoor (pre-dawn meal) rich in water and a gradual Iftar (breaking-fast) to avoid dehydration and fatigue, based on expert advice and personal experiences.
Healthy Ramadan Fasting: Dietary Strategies to Manage Hunger and Thirst
This article provides dietary advice for a healthier Ramadan fast, emphasizing a three-stage Suhoor (pre-dawn meal) rich in water and a gradual Iftar (breaking-fast) to avoid dehydration and fatigue, based on expert advice and personal experiences.
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40% Bias Score
Rising Childhood Cancer Rates in Sverdlovsk Oblast: Early Detection and Prevention
Childhood cancer rates in Sverdlovsk Oblast, Russia, are 15.6 per 100,000 children, increasing due to better detection, with most cases diagnosed in early stages. Common cancers include blood/lymph diseases and CNS tumors, linked to genetics, parental lifestyle, and environmental factors. Early dete...
Rising Childhood Cancer Rates in Sverdlovsk Oblast: Early Detection and Prevention
Childhood cancer rates in Sverdlovsk Oblast, Russia, are 15.6 per 100,000 children, increasing due to better detection, with most cases diagnosed in early stages. Common cancers include blood/lymph diseases and CNS tumors, linked to genetics, parental lifestyle, and environmental factors. Early dete...
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20% Bias Score
Unvaccinated Child Dies from Measles in West Texas Outbreak
A school-aged child in West Texas died from measles, the first U.S. death since 2015, amidst a two-state outbreak of 130 cases, highlighting the impact of decreased vaccination rates.
Unvaccinated Child Dies from Measles in West Texas Outbreak
A school-aged child in West Texas died from measles, the first U.S. death since 2015, amidst a two-state outbreak of 130 cases, highlighting the impact of decreased vaccination rates.
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44% Bias Score
Workaholism Linked to Erosion of Moral Values in the Workplace
A recent study shows a correlation between workaholism and a decline in ethical behavior, particularly in organizations prioritizing profits. Workaholics, often driven by a need for validation or control, may justify unethical actions to achieve success.
Workaholism Linked to Erosion of Moral Values in the Workplace
A recent study shows a correlation between workaholism and a decline in ethical behavior, particularly in organizations prioritizing profits. Workaholics, often driven by a need for validation or control, may justify unethical actions to achieve success.
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32% Bias Score
Dutch Pandemic Habits Persist, But National Preparedness Weakens
Five years post-first-COVID case, 68% of Dutch still sneeze into their elbow, but national preparedness is down with only 850 ICU beds versus a planned 1700, while the US bird flu outbreak adds to concerns.
Dutch Pandemic Habits Persist, But National Preparedness Weakens
Five years post-first-COVID case, 68% of Dutch still sneeze into their elbow, but national preparedness is down with only 850 ICU beds versus a planned 1700, while the US bird flu outbreak adds to concerns.
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44% Bias Score
DIY "Nature's Botox" Trend Gains Popularity Despite Dermatologist Concerns
A TikTok trend using banana peels and other foods as DIY skincare treatments, dubbed "nature's Botox," has gained immense popularity, garnering millions of views, although dermatologists caution about the lack of scientific evidence supporting its effectiveness and potential risks.
DIY "Nature's Botox" Trend Gains Popularity Despite Dermatologist Concerns
A TikTok trend using banana peels and other foods as DIY skincare treatments, dubbed "nature's Botox," has gained immense popularity, garnering millions of views, although dermatologists caution about the lack of scientific evidence supporting its effectiveness and potential risks.
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60% Bias Score
Niguarda Hospital Ranked 37th in Newsweek's 2025 Global Best Hospitals
Newsweek's 2025 World's Best Hospital ranking lists Milan's Niguarda Hospital 37th globally, followed by Rome's Gemelli (44th), Milan's San Raffaele (54th), and Rozzano's Humanitas (61st); Rome's Bambino Gesù is 6th among global pediatric hospitals.
Niguarda Hospital Ranked 37th in Newsweek's 2025 Global Best Hospitals
Newsweek's 2025 World's Best Hospital ranking lists Milan's Niguarda Hospital 37th globally, followed by Rome's Gemelli (44th), Milan's San Raffaele (54th), and Rozzano's Humanitas (61st); Rome's Bambino Gesù is 6th among global pediatric hospitals.
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36% Bias Score
Mother's Quick Observation Leads to Brain Cancer Diagnosis in Infant
Three-month-old Elijah Anpilogova was diagnosed with two brain tumors after his mother noticed his eyes moving rapidly; despite initial misdiagnoses, chemotherapy is helping, though surgery is impossible due to location.
Mother's Quick Observation Leads to Brain Cancer Diagnosis in Infant
Three-month-old Elijah Anpilogova was diagnosed with two brain tumors after his mother noticed his eyes moving rapidly; despite initial misdiagnoses, chemotherapy is helping, though surgery is impossible due to location.
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24% Bias Score
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