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Canada's Preventable Men's Health Crisis: A $12.4 Billion Problem
A new report reveals that over 40% of Canadian men die prematurely from preventable causes, costing Canada $12.4 billion annually and highlighting the urgent need for a national men's health strategy focusing on prevention and cultural change.
Canada's Preventable Men's Health Crisis: A $12.4 Billion Problem
A new report reveals that over 40% of Canadian men die prematurely from preventable causes, costing Canada $12.4 billion annually and highlighting the urgent need for a national men's health strategy focusing on prevention and cultural change.
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48% Bias Score
Unique Breathing Patterns Linked to Mental and Physical Health
A study of 100 participants using a new device found unique nasal breathing patterns in each individual, potentially correlating with mental and physical health measures such as sleep quality, anxiety, and depression levels.
Unique Breathing Patterns Linked to Mental and Physical Health
A study of 100 participants using a new device found unique nasal breathing patterns in each individual, potentially correlating with mental and physical health measures such as sleep quality, anxiety, and depression levels.
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24% Bias Score
Paralyzed Humboldt Bronco Walks Again Using Advanced Exoskeleton
Ryan Straschnitzki, a Humboldt Broncos crash survivor paralyzed from the chest down, walked using a $400,000 exoskeleton in Calgary, showcasing Human in Motion Robotics' XoMotion system and offering hope for spinal cord injury rehabilitation.
Paralyzed Humboldt Bronco Walks Again Using Advanced Exoskeleton
Ryan Straschnitzki, a Humboldt Broncos crash survivor paralyzed from the chest down, walked using a $400,000 exoskeleton in Calgary, showcasing Human in Motion Robotics' XoMotion system and offering hope for spinal cord injury rehabilitation.
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36% Bias Score
Monash IVF Errors Prompt Review of Australia's IVF Industry
Two embryo mix-ups at Monash IVF, resulting in one woman giving birth to a stranger's child and another receiving the wrong embryo, sparked a three-month review into national IVF regulation in Australia, amid concerns about industry profit motives and patient well-being.
Monash IVF Errors Prompt Review of Australia's IVF Industry
Two embryo mix-ups at Monash IVF, resulting in one woman giving birth to a stranger's child and another receiving the wrong embryo, sparked a three-month review into national IVF regulation in Australia, amid concerns about industry profit motives and patient well-being.
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Expiring ACA Subsidies Threaten Millions with Unaffordable Health Insurance
The impending expiration of enhanced Affordable Care Act subsidies at the end of 2024 threatens to leave millions of Americans, particularly in Florida and Texas, without affordable health insurance, potentially impacting millions of families and causing significant health and economic consequences.
Expiring ACA Subsidies Threaten Millions with Unaffordable Health Insurance
The impending expiration of enhanced Affordable Care Act subsidies at the end of 2024 threatens to leave millions of Americans, particularly in Florida and Texas, without affordable health insurance, potentially impacting millions of families and causing significant health and economic consequences.
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Retinoic Acid's Role in Axolotl Limb Regeneration: Implications for Human Healing
Researchers discovered that retinoic acid directs limb regeneration in axolotls, controlling which cells regenerate and how; this finding could lead to new human healing methods and gene therapies, as published in Nature Communications.
Retinoic Acid's Role in Axolotl Limb Regeneration: Implications for Human Healing
Researchers discovered that retinoic acid directs limb regeneration in axolotls, controlling which cells regenerate and how; this finding could lead to new human healing methods and gene therapies, as published in Nature Communications.
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Prenatal PFAS Exposure Linked to Teen High Blood Pressure
Prenatal exposure to PFAS "forever chemicals" is linked to higher blood pressure in teens, particularly in adolescents, males, and Black children, according to a new study of 1,094 children over 12 years, published in the Journal of the American Heart Association; the study suggests that while indiv...
Prenatal PFAS Exposure Linked to Teen High Blood Pressure
Prenatal exposure to PFAS "forever chemicals" is linked to higher blood pressure in teens, particularly in adolescents, males, and Black children, according to a new study of 1,094 children over 12 years, published in the Journal of the American Heart Association; the study suggests that while indiv...
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Global Blood Shortage: Disparities and the Search for Alternatives
A global blood shortage exists, with Germany alone needing 112 million annual donations. High-income countries donate disproportionately more, while research into artificial blood offers potential solutions but faces challenges in safety and scalability.
Global Blood Shortage: Disparities and the Search for Alternatives
A global blood shortage exists, with Germany alone needing 112 million annual donations. High-income countries donate disproportionately more, while research into artificial blood offers potential solutions but faces challenges in safety and scalability.
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48% Bias Score
Prenatal PFAS Exposure Linked to Higher Blood Pressure in Children
A Harvard study reveals that prenatal exposure to PFAS chemicals, known as "forever chemicals," is linked to higher blood pressure in children, with stronger effects seen in teenagers, boys, and Black children, potentially due to factors such as differing toxin removal rates and environmental injust...
Prenatal PFAS Exposure Linked to Higher Blood Pressure in Children
A Harvard study reveals that prenatal exposure to PFAS chemicals, known as "forever chemicals," is linked to higher blood pressure in children, with stronger effects seen in teenagers, boys, and Black children, potentially due to factors such as differing toxin removal rates and environmental injust...
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28% Bias Score
Paramedics Assaulted in Bad Feilnbach Amidst Rising Violence Against Emergency Responders
In Bad Feilnbach, Germany, a 38-year-old man assaulted two paramedics, kicking one down a flight of stairs, after a verbal dispute with the patient's mother; one paramedic remains hospitalized, while the assailant is in custody awaiting trial for aggravated assault, amidst rising violence against em...
Paramedics Assaulted in Bad Feilnbach Amidst Rising Violence Against Emergency Responders
In Bad Feilnbach, Germany, a 38-year-old man assaulted two paramedics, kicking one down a flight of stairs, after a verbal dispute with the patient's mother; one paramedic remains hospitalized, while the assailant is in custody awaiting trial for aggravated assault, amidst rising violence against em...
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40% Bias Score
Australian Prison Deaths Highlight Systemic Mental Health Failures
Darren Brandon, a 51-year-old with a brain injury and history of self-harm, died by suicide in a Melbourne prison in June 2018 due to inadequate risk assessment and placement in a cell with a known hanging point; this is one of at least 57 such deaths in Australia's prisons.
Australian Prison Deaths Highlight Systemic Mental Health Failures
Darren Brandon, a 51-year-old with a brain injury and history of self-harm, died by suicide in a Melbourne prison in June 2018 due to inadequate risk assessment and placement in a cell with a known hanging point; this is one of at least 57 such deaths in Australia's prisons.
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36% Bias Score
COVID-19 Vaccination Reduces Kidney Complications and Mortality in Hospitalized Patients
A study of roughly 3,500 hospitalized COVID-19 patients between March 1, 2020, and March 30, 2022, found that vaccinated patients with acute kidney injury had significantly lower rates of dialysis and death compared to their unvaccinated counterparts, highlighting the protective effect of vaccinatio...
COVID-19 Vaccination Reduces Kidney Complications and Mortality in Hospitalized Patients
A study of roughly 3,500 hospitalized COVID-19 patients between March 1, 2020, and March 30, 2022, found that vaccinated patients with acute kidney injury had significantly lower rates of dialysis and death compared to their unvaccinated counterparts, highlighting the protective effect of vaccinatio...
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48% Bias Score
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