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FDA Replaces Laid-Off Employees with Contractors Amidst Inspection Delays
The FDA is replacing more than 50 laid-off employees who handled travel logistics and spending oversight for agency inspectors with contractors, despite claiming their work was unnecessary, raising concerns about delays and impacts on public health.
FDA Replaces Laid-Off Employees with Contractors Amidst Inspection Delays
The FDA is replacing more than 50 laid-off employees who handled travel logistics and spending oversight for agency inspectors with contractors, despite claiming their work was unnecessary, raising concerns about delays and impacts on public health.
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56% Bias Score


Milwaukee's Childhood Lead Poisoning Crisis
More than 11 percent of Milwaukee's children suffered from lead poisoning in 2016, exceeding the national average of 3 percent; the city's lead prevention program is under review due to reported deficiencies.
Milwaukee's Childhood Lead Poisoning Crisis
More than 11 percent of Milwaukee's children suffered from lead poisoning in 2016, exceeding the national average of 3 percent; the city's lead prevention program is under review due to reported deficiencies.
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48% Bias Score


China's Elderly Embrace AI for Healthcare and Companionship
In Shanghai, elderly residents are embracing AI, using apps like DeepSeek for health advice, stock analysis, and companionship, reflecting a broader trend in China where AI is becoming increasingly integrated into elder care to meet the needs of its aging population, currently exceeding 310 million ...
China's Elderly Embrace AI for Healthcare and Companionship
In Shanghai, elderly residents are embracing AI, using apps like DeepSeek for health advice, stock analysis, and companionship, reflecting a broader trend in China where AI is becoming increasingly integrated into elder care to meet the needs of its aging population, currently exceeding 310 million ...
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36% Bias Score


Anthrax Outbreak Kills 50 Hippos in Virunga National Park
An anthrax outbreak in Virunga National Park, DRC, has killed approximately 50 hippos; the disease, confirmed on April 8th, poses risks to humans and other animals, highlighting the park's vulnerability.
Anthrax Outbreak Kills 50 Hippos in Virunga National Park
An anthrax outbreak in Virunga National Park, DRC, has killed approximately 50 hippos; the disease, confirmed on April 8th, poses risks to humans and other animals, highlighting the park's vulnerability.
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24% Bias Score


Womb Transplant Successful, but Transgender Applications Ruled Out
Following the UK's first successful womb transplant, resulting in the birth of baby Amy Isabel to Grace Davidson, surgeons have ruled out the procedure for transgender women due to significant anatomical and technical challenges, focusing instead on cisgender women with uterine conditions.
Womb Transplant Successful, but Transgender Applications Ruled Out
Following the UK's first successful womb transplant, resulting in the birth of baby Amy Isabel to Grace Davidson, surgeons have ruled out the procedure for transgender women due to significant anatomical and technical challenges, focusing instead on cisgender women with uterine conditions.
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72% Bias Score


US Measles Outbreak Reaches 20-Year High with Two Deaths
The US is facing its worst measles outbreak in over two decades, with 712 cases reported across 25 states by Q1 2024, resulting in two confirmed deaths—a sharp increase from 1,274 cases in 2019 and far below the 27,000 cases in 1990. 97% of patients were unvaccinated.
US Measles Outbreak Reaches 20-Year High with Two Deaths
The US is facing its worst measles outbreak in over two decades, with 712 cases reported across 25 states by Q1 2024, resulting in two confirmed deaths—a sharp increase from 1,274 cases in 2019 and far below the 27,000 cases in 1990. 97% of patients were unvaccinated.
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32% Bias Score

Australian Fertility Clinic Confirms Embryo Mix-Up, Wrong Parents Birth Child
A fertility clinic in Brisbane, Australia, confirmed a human error led to the birth of a child to the wrong parents in February 2024 after an embryo mix-up during an IVF procedure, prompting an internal investigation and apologies to affected families.

Australian Fertility Clinic Confirms Embryo Mix-Up, Wrong Parents Birth Child
A fertility clinic in Brisbane, Australia, confirmed a human error led to the birth of a child to the wrong parents in February 2024 after an embryo mix-up during an IVF procedure, prompting an internal investigation and apologies to affected families.
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40% Bias Score

Trump's Physical Reveals Self-Reported Positive Health, Transparency Contrast with Biden
President Donald Trump, 78, underwent a nearly five-hour physical at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center on Friday, self-reporting positive results including cognitive test scores, while criticizing Joe Biden's lack of similar transparency, and awaits a full medical report by Sunday.

Trump's Physical Reveals Self-Reported Positive Health, Transparency Contrast with Biden
President Donald Trump, 78, underwent a nearly five-hour physical at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center on Friday, self-reporting positive results including cognitive test scores, while criticizing Joe Biden's lack of similar transparency, and awaits a full medical report by Sunday.
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48% Bias Score

Federal Layoffs Gut Native American Health Program
The $32.5 million annual Healthy Tribes program, combating chronic diseases among Native Americans, was eliminated via federal layoffs, leaving tribal leaders questioning the federal government's commitment to its trust responsibilities and jeopardizing crucial health services.

Federal Layoffs Gut Native American Health Program
The $32.5 million annual Healthy Tribes program, combating chronic diseases among Native Americans, was eliminated via federal layoffs, leaving tribal leaders questioning the federal government's commitment to its trust responsibilities and jeopardizing crucial health services.
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56% Bias Score

CDC Denies Milwaukee Lead Contamination Assistance Due to Staff Cuts
The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) denied Milwaukee's request for help investigating lead contamination in its schools due to recent staff cuts eliminating its Lead Program, leaving Milwaukee to manage the problem alone despite hazardous lead levels identified in multiple school...

CDC Denies Milwaukee Lead Contamination Assistance Due to Staff Cuts
The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) denied Milwaukee's request for help investigating lead contamination in its schools due to recent staff cuts eliminating its Lead Program, leaving Milwaukee to manage the problem alone despite hazardous lead levels identified in multiple school...
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36% Bias Score

Whistleblower Case Highlights Conflict Between Transgender Healthcare and Patient Privacy
Dr. Eithan Haim, a whistleblower, leaked documents revealing Texas Children's Hospital's provision of transgender medical procedures to minors until May 2023; facing up to 10 years in prison and a $250,000 fine, the Biden Justice Department dropped charges after a House Judiciary Committee hearing w...

Whistleblower Case Highlights Conflict Between Transgender Healthcare and Patient Privacy
Dr. Eithan Haim, a whistleblower, leaked documents revealing Texas Children's Hospital's provision of transgender medical procedures to minors until May 2023; facing up to 10 years in prison and a $250,000 fine, the Biden Justice Department dropped charges after a House Judiciary Committee hearing w...
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64% Bias Score

Bolsonaro Hospitalized Amidst Legal Challenges and Political Tour
Former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro was hospitalized on April 11, 2025, in Natal, Rio Grande do Norte, due to abdominal pain resulting from complications of a 2018 stabbing; his condition is stable, and he is recovering, while simultaneously facing legal challenges and pursuing political activ...

Bolsonaro Hospitalized Amidst Legal Challenges and Political Tour
Former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro was hospitalized on April 11, 2025, in Natal, Rio Grande do Norte, due to abdominal pain resulting from complications of a 2018 stabbing; his condition is stable, and he is recovering, while simultaneously facing legal challenges and pursuing political activ...
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32% Bias Score
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