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Immunotherapy Shows Promise in Treating Mismatch Repair Deficient Cancers
A clinical trial at Memorial Sloan Kettering showed that immunotherapy was highly effective in treating mismatch repair deficient (MMRd) cancers, potentially eliminating the need for surgery, chemotherapy, and radiation for many patients, significantly improving quality of life.
Immunotherapy Shows Promise in Treating Mismatch Repair Deficient Cancers
A clinical trial at Memorial Sloan Kettering showed that immunotherapy was highly effective in treating mismatch repair deficient (MMRd) cancers, potentially eliminating the need for surgery, chemotherapy, and radiation for many patients, significantly improving quality of life.
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44% Bias Score
Senegal Doctor Addresses Rare Disease Diagnosis Gap
Dr. Pedro Rodriguez is working to diagnose and treat rare diseases in Senegal, where limited resources and data have hindered care, using genetic testing and international collaboration to improve healthcare outcomes for those affected.
Senegal Doctor Addresses Rare Disease Diagnosis Gap
Dr. Pedro Rodriguez is working to diagnose and treat rare diseases in Senegal, where limited resources and data have hindered care, using genetic testing and international collaboration to improve healthcare outcomes for those affected.
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24% Bias Score
Reunion Island Chikungunya Vaccine Suspended for Seniors After Adverse Events
Due to three serious adverse events in individuals over 80 with comorbidities, France suspended the chikungunya vaccine for those over 65 on Reunion Island, shifting focus to 18-65 year olds with specific health conditions; nine deaths have been reported amidst a major outbreak.
Reunion Island Chikungunya Vaccine Suspended for Seniors After Adverse Events
Due to three serious adverse events in individuals over 80 with comorbidities, France suspended the chikungunya vaccine for those over 65 on Reunion Island, shifting focus to 18-65 year olds with specific health conditions; nine deaths have been reported amidst a major outbreak.
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36% Bias Score
Shared Meals Boost Happiness: World Happiness Report 2025
The World Happiness Report 2025, based on a Gallup poll of over 150,000 people, found that sharing meals significantly improves life satisfaction and happiness, particularly in Australia, where the correlation is strongest.
Shared Meals Boost Happiness: World Happiness Report 2025
The World Happiness Report 2025, based on a Gallup poll of over 150,000 people, found that sharing meals significantly improves life satisfaction and happiness, particularly in Australia, where the correlation is strongest.
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32% Bias Score
Trauma Survivors' Appeal Showcases Vital Charity Support
A BBC charity appeal highlights the experiences of three major trauma survivors—a woman hit by a tractor, a Manchester Arena bombing victim, and a girl with severe skull fractures—showcasing the vital support provided by the Leeds-based charity Day One Trauma, which will be broadcast on BBC One at 1...
Trauma Survivors' Appeal Showcases Vital Charity Support
A BBC charity appeal highlights the experiences of three major trauma survivors—a woman hit by a tractor, a Manchester Arena bombing victim, and a girl with severe skull fractures—showcasing the vital support provided by the Leeds-based charity Day One Trauma, which will be broadcast on BBC One at 1...
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40% Bias Score
Uneven AI Adoption Among Dutch General Practitioners Highlights Systemic Healthcare Challenges
A recent course for Dutch general practitioners on AI revealed a wide range of adoption levels, from daily use of AI for translation and complex medical question answering to significant concerns about job displacement and the time investment required. While some see AI as a solution to administrati...
Uneven AI Adoption Among Dutch General Practitioners Highlights Systemic Healthcare Challenges
A recent course for Dutch general practitioners on AI revealed a wide range of adoption levels, from daily use of AI for translation and complex medical question answering to significant concerns about job displacement and the time investment required. While some see AI as a solution to administrati...
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44% Bias Score
Moderate Drinking and Obesity Double Liver Disease Risk
New research shows that even moderate alcohol consumption combined with being overweight doubles the risk of liver disease, highlighting a significant public health concern given the four-fold rise in deaths from this condition over the past two decades and the increasing number of diagnoses in thos...
Moderate Drinking and Obesity Double Liver Disease Risk
New research shows that even moderate alcohol consumption combined with being overweight doubles the risk of liver disease, highlighting a significant public health concern given the four-fold rise in deaths from this condition over the past two decades and the increasing number of diagnoses in thos...
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52% Bias Score
French Biotech Firm Develops Organ-on-a-Chip to Revolutionize Drug Testing
Netri, a French biotech startup, created a microfluidic device to test drug efficacy by measuring neuronal responses to chemical compounds, aiming to replace animal testing and reduce drug development failures; the technology is FDA-approved and seeks to overcome French stem cell regulations.
French Biotech Firm Develops Organ-on-a-Chip to Revolutionize Drug Testing
Netri, a French biotech startup, created a microfluidic device to test drug efficacy by measuring neuronal responses to chemical compounds, aiming to replace animal testing and reduce drug development failures; the technology is FDA-approved and seeks to overcome French stem cell regulations.
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48% Bias Score
Record Cocaine Seizures Highlight Germany's Growing Drug Problem
Germany's cocaine seizures reached a record 43 tons in 2023, doubling 2022 figures, amid a rising consumption rate exceeding that of heroin due to market shifts and legalization of marijuana, highlighting challenges in law enforcement and prevention.
Record Cocaine Seizures Highlight Germany's Growing Drug Problem
Germany's cocaine seizures reached a record 43 tons in 2023, doubling 2022 figures, amid a rising consumption rate exceeding that of heroin due to market shifts and legalization of marijuana, highlighting challenges in law enforcement and prevention.
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44% Bias Score
Canadian Doctor's Account of First Year Providing Medical Assistance in Dying
Dr. Stefanie Green, a Canadian physician, details her experiences providing medical assistance in dying (MAiD) during its first year of legalization in June 2016, highlighting diverse patient preferences and raising questions about the role of palliative care in end-of-life choices.
Canadian Doctor's Account of First Year Providing Medical Assistance in Dying
Dr. Stefanie Green, a Canadian physician, details her experiences providing medical assistance in dying (MAiD) during its first year of legalization in June 2016, highlighting diverse patient preferences and raising questions about the role of palliative care in end-of-life choices.
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40% Bias Score
Vermont Ranks Lowest in US Stress Levels Amidst Economic Uncertainty
Topture's analysis of 50 US states reveals Vermont as the least stressed, excelling in work and health safety, while financial stress remains a factor; Midwest states show the lowest financial stress; the study highlights the growing demand for personalized stress management solutions.
Vermont Ranks Lowest in US Stress Levels Amidst Economic Uncertainty
Topture's analysis of 50 US states reveals Vermont as the least stressed, excelling in work and health safety, while financial stress remains a factor; Midwest states show the lowest financial stress; the study highlights the growing demand for personalized stress management solutions.
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40% Bias Score
London Marathon Deaths Highlight Risks Despite Medical Advancements
Thirteen runners have died during the London Marathon since 1981, with deaths primarily caused by sudden cardiac arrest, disproportionately affecting men over 40, especially in the final race stages, despite advancements halving the risk of death since 2000.
London Marathon Deaths Highlight Risks Despite Medical Advancements
Thirteen runners have died during the London Marathon since 1981, with deaths primarily caused by sudden cardiac arrest, disproportionately affecting men over 40, especially in the final race stages, despite advancements halving the risk of death since 2000.
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52% Bias Score
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