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CIA and China Clash on COVID-19 Origins
The CIA concluded it is 'more likely' that COVID-19 originated from a lab leak, while China's foreign ministry spokesperson called that assessment 'extremely unlikely', citing a joint study with the WHO.
CIA and China Clash on COVID-19 Origins
The CIA concluded it is 'more likely' that COVID-19 originated from a lab leak, while China's foreign ministry spokesperson called that assessment 'extremely unlikely', citing a joint study with the WHO.
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36% Bias Score
GSK and Oxford to Research Cancer-Preventing Vaccines
GSK is investing £50 million in a three-year research program with Oxford University to develop cancer vaccines targeting pre-cancerous cells, leveraging advancements in neoantigen identification and mRNA technology.
GSK and Oxford to Research Cancer-Preventing Vaccines
GSK is investing £50 million in a three-year research program with Oxford University to develop cancer vaccines targeting pre-cancerous cells, leveraging advancements in neoantigen identification and mRNA technology.
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44% Bias Score
Combating Social Isolation and Ageism in Spain: Initiatives and Impacts
This article details multiple Spanish social programs combating loneliness, ageism, and poverty, featuring individual stories and statistical data illustrating their impact on vulnerable populations.
Combating Social Isolation and Ageism in Spain: Initiatives and Impacts
This article details multiple Spanish social programs combating loneliness, ageism, and poverty, featuring individual stories and statistical data illustrating their impact on vulnerable populations.
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28% Bias Score
Understanding Menstrual Cycles Crucial for Early Cervical Cancer Detection
A UK pharmacist highlights the importance of understanding menstrual cycles for early cervical cancer detection, citing a daily death toll of two women in Britain from this disease while emphasizing a 95 percent survival rate with early diagnosis.
Understanding Menstrual Cycles Crucial for Early Cervical Cancer Detection
A UK pharmacist highlights the importance of understanding menstrual cycles for early cervical cancer detection, citing a daily death toll of two women in Britain from this disease while emphasizing a 95 percent survival rate with early diagnosis.
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28% Bias Score
Sundarbans Drowning Crisis: Mothers Fight to Save Children
In India's Sundarbans, roughly three children drown daily, primarily due to unsupervised playtime near water sources; however, community-led initiatives like creches and CPR training are emerging as preventative measures.
Sundarbans Drowning Crisis: Mothers Fight to Save Children
In India's Sundarbans, roughly three children drown daily, primarily due to unsupervised playtime near water sources; however, community-led initiatives like creches and CPR training are emerging as preventative measures.
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28% Bias Score
Astronaut Vision Problems Threaten Moon and Mars Missions
A study shows 70% of astronauts experience severe vision problems (SANS) after six months on the ISS due to microgravity and blood pooling in the eye, posing challenges for future Moon and Mars missions due to prolonged exposure and radiation.
Astronaut Vision Problems Threaten Moon and Mars Missions
A study shows 70% of astronauts experience severe vision problems (SANS) after six months on the ISS due to microgravity and blood pooling in the eye, posing challenges for future Moon and Mars missions due to prolonged exposure and radiation.
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52% Bias Score
Rome Clinic Offers Vital Mental Healthcare to Asylum Seekers
The Samifo Centre in Rome, Europe's only publicly funded clinic treating PTSD and trauma among asylum seekers and refugees, provided care to over 2,000 individuals last year, offering medical, psychological, and cultural mediation services to help them cope with the effects of their often perilous j...
Rome Clinic Offers Vital Mental Healthcare to Asylum Seekers
The Samifo Centre in Rome, Europe's only publicly funded clinic treating PTSD and trauma among asylum seekers and refugees, provided care to over 2,000 individuals last year, offering medical, psychological, and cultural mediation services to help them cope with the effects of their often perilous j...
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48% Bias Score
New Treatments Show Promise in Reducing High Lipoprotein(a) Levels and Cardiovascular Risk
Research reveals that high lipoprotein(a) [Lp(a)] levels significantly increase cardiovascular risk, but new treatments showing promise could offer effective reductions of up to 80%, potentially impacting 20% of the population with elevated Lp(a).
New Treatments Show Promise in Reducing High Lipoprotein(a) Levels and Cardiovascular Risk
Research reveals that high lipoprotein(a) [Lp(a)] levels significantly increase cardiovascular risk, but new treatments showing promise could offer effective reductions of up to 80%, potentially impacting 20% of the population with elevated Lp(a).
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20% Bias Score
NHS Complaints System Fails Patients: Report Reveals Deep-Seated Issues
A Healthwatch England report found that 24% of people in England experienced poor NHS care in the past year, but only 9% complained; over half of complainants were dissatisfied, revealing a lack of public confidence and systemic failings in addressing patient concerns.
NHS Complaints System Fails Patients: Report Reveals Deep-Seated Issues
A Healthwatch England report found that 24% of people in England experienced poor NHS care in the past year, but only 9% complained; over half of complainants were dissatisfied, revealing a lack of public confidence and systemic failings in addressing patient concerns.
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48% Bias Score
UK Allergy Crisis: Urgent Call for National Lead Amidst Rising Deaths
The UK faces a severe allergy crisis with preventable deaths due to inadequate care, prompting calls for a national allergy lead to improve training, increase specialist clinics, and address inconsistent support across the country. Hospital admissions for anaphylaxis more than doubled from 2002-03 t...
UK Allergy Crisis: Urgent Call for National Lead Amidst Rising Deaths
The UK faces a severe allergy crisis with preventable deaths due to inadequate care, prompting calls for a national allergy lead to improve training, increase specialist clinics, and address inconsistent support across the country. Hospital admissions for anaphylaxis more than doubled from 2002-03 t...
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48% Bias Score
Madrid Program Tackles Child Poverty with Early Intervention
In Madrid, the CaixaProinfancia program assists 6,400 children yearly facing poverty and social exclusion, with a focus on early intervention for 0-3 year olds (29.9% poverty rate), offering financial aid, parental skill workshops, and ongoing support to improve children's lives.
Madrid Program Tackles Child Poverty with Early Intervention
In Madrid, the CaixaProinfancia program assists 6,400 children yearly facing poverty and social exclusion, with a focus on early intervention for 0-3 year olds (29.9% poverty rate), offering financial aid, parental skill workshops, and ongoing support to improve children's lives.
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48% Bias Score
Hamburg Launches New Community-Based Psychiatric Care Plan
Hamburg's new psychiatric care plan, presented by Senator Melanie Schlotzhauer, aims to improve mental healthcare by creating seven community-based networks offering integrated support services, starting with two in the south and Eimsbüttel districts by year-end, to reduce hospital readmissions and ...
Hamburg Launches New Community-Based Psychiatric Care Plan
Hamburg's new psychiatric care plan, presented by Senator Melanie Schlotzhauer, aims to improve mental healthcare by creating seven community-based networks offering integrated support services, starting with two in the south and Eimsbüttel districts by year-end, to reduce hospital readmissions and ...
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48% Bias Score
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