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Queensland Satellite Hospitals Renamed Amidst Opposition Criticism
The Crisafulli government will rename Queensland's seven satellite hospitals to satellite health centers at a cost exceeding \$200,000, prompting criticism from the opposition for prioritizing image over service expansion.
Queensland Satellite Hospitals Renamed Amidst Opposition Criticism
The Crisafulli government will rename Queensland's seven satellite hospitals to satellite health centers at a cost exceeding \$200,000, prompting criticism from the opposition for prioritizing image over service expansion.
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44% Bias Score
Eleven Blockbuster Drugs to Transform Medicine by 2030
Clarivate's 2025 Drugs to Watch report identifies eleven innovative medicines projected to become blockbusters by 2030, significantly impacting various therapeutic areas, with diabetes/obesity and atopic dermatitis treatments anticipated to lead in revenue generation.
Eleven Blockbuster Drugs to Transform Medicine by 2030
Clarivate's 2025 Drugs to Watch report identifies eleven innovative medicines projected to become blockbusters by 2030, significantly impacting various therapeutic areas, with diabetes/obesity and atopic dermatitis treatments anticipated to lead in revenue generation.
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36% Bias Score
Maternal Burnout: Societal Factors and Impacts on Mothers and Children
Maternal burnout, a common term describing extreme exhaustion among mothers due to parenting demands, negatively impacts mothers' and children's well-being; experts suggest societal factors and insufficient support systems contribute to this, advocating for changes in societal expectations and suppo...
Maternal Burnout: Societal Factors and Impacts on Mothers and Children
Maternal burnout, a common term describing extreme exhaustion among mothers due to parenting demands, negatively impacts mothers' and children's well-being; experts suggest societal factors and insufficient support systems contribute to this, advocating for changes in societal expectations and suppo...
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Novel Henipavirus Discovered in Alabama Shrews
Researchers discovered Camp Hill virus, a novel henipavirus, in shrews in Alabama; its similarity to other deadly viruses like Langya and Hendra raises concerns about human transmission, necessitating further research into prevention and vaccines.
Novel Henipavirus Discovered in Alabama Shrews
Researchers discovered Camp Hill virus, a novel henipavirus, in shrews in Alabama; its similarity to other deadly viruses like Langya and Hendra raises concerns about human transmission, necessitating further research into prevention and vaccines.
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Spinal Cord Stimulation Improves Muscle Function in SMA Patients
A small study shows spinal cord stimulation temporarily improved muscle function in three adults with spinal muscular atrophy (SMA), offering hope for a new treatment for this progressive, incurable disease.
Spinal Cord Stimulation Improves Muscle Function in SMA Patients
A small study shows spinal cord stimulation temporarily improved muscle function in three adults with spinal muscular atrophy (SMA), offering hope for a new treatment for this progressive, incurable disease.
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Dutch Government Faces Backlash Over Inaction on Goat Farm Health Risks
A new RIVM study links goat farms to 20-100 annual lung infection deaths, prompting opposition outrage while the government seeks further advice, highlighting conflicting ministerial viewpoints.
Dutch Government Faces Backlash Over Inaction on Goat Farm Health Risks
A new RIVM study links goat farms to 20-100 annual lung infection deaths, prompting opposition outrage while the government seeks further advice, highlighting conflicting ministerial viewpoints.
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Sudan's Civil War: Malnutrition and Cholera Crisis
Sudan's civil war has displaced 10.8 million people, half being children, causing widespread malnutrition and a cholera outbreak exceeding 50,000 cases and 1,350 deaths by early 2025. UNICEF provides aid, but access is limited due to conflict.
Sudan's Civil War: Malnutrition and Cholera Crisis
Sudan's civil war has displaced 10.8 million people, half being children, causing widespread malnutrition and a cholera outbreak exceeding 50,000 cases and 1,350 deaths by early 2025. UNICEF provides aid, but access is limited due to conflict.
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Families Demand Accountability from Doctors in Nottingham Attacks Case
The families of the Nottingham attack victims are demanding that individual doctors involved in Valdo Calocane's mental health treatment be named and held accountable following a report detailing failures in his care, citing 15 other incidents of "extremely serious" violence committed by patients of...
Families Demand Accountability from Doctors in Nottingham Attacks Case
The families of the Nottingham attack victims are demanding that individual doctors involved in Valdo Calocane's mental health treatment be named and held accountable following a report detailing failures in his care, citing 15 other incidents of "extremely serious" violence committed by patients of...
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44% Bias Score
Germany Reflects on Five Years of Covid-19: Lessons Learned and Future Threats
Five years after Germany's first Covid-19 case in February 2020, virologist Sandra Ciesek and medical director Jürgen Graf reflect on the pandemic's critical moments, highlighting the inadequate protection of elderly care home residents in fall 2020 and the unequal global vaccine distribution. They ...
Germany Reflects on Five Years of Covid-19: Lessons Learned and Future Threats
Five years after Germany's first Covid-19 case in February 2020, virologist Sandra Ciesek and medical director Jürgen Graf reflect on the pandemic's critical moments, highlighting the inadequate protection of elderly care home residents in fall 2020 and the unequal global vaccine distribution. They ...
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US Sees Second Flu Peak Amidst High Covid-19 Levels, New At-Home Tests Offer Hope but Face Cost Barrier
The United States is experiencing a second peak in flu cases this season, surpassing last year's peak with a 30% test positivity rate, resulting in at least 20 million cases and 11,000 deaths; this coincides with high levels of Covid-19, yet new at-home combination tests offer faster diagnosis and t...
US Sees Second Flu Peak Amidst High Covid-19 Levels, New At-Home Tests Offer Hope but Face Cost Barrier
The United States is experiencing a second peak in flu cases this season, surpassing last year's peak with a 30% test positivity rate, resulting in at least 20 million cases and 11,000 deaths; this coincides with high levels of Covid-19, yet new at-home combination tests offer faster diagnosis and t...
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NIH Funding Pause for Canadian Researchers Lifted, But Concerns Remain
Canadian researchers, who received over $40 million in funding last year from the NIH, faced a two-week pause in grant reviews due to President Trump's executive orders, but reviews have now resumed, leaving concerns over funding for DEI and global health research.
NIH Funding Pause for Canadian Researchers Lifted, But Concerns Remain
Canadian researchers, who received over $40 million in funding last year from the NIH, faced a two-week pause in grant reviews due to President Trump's executive orders, but reviews have now resumed, leaving concerns over funding for DEI and global health research.
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44% Bias Score
RIVM Study Links Goat Farms to Lung Infections; Government Faces Backlash Over Inaction
A new RIVM study confirms a link between goat farms and increased lung infection risk, resulting in 20-100 deaths annually. The government, facing criticism for inaction, seeks further advice while internal disagreements persist between ministers prioritizing health versus agricultural interests.
RIVM Study Links Goat Farms to Lung Infections; Government Faces Backlash Over Inaction
A new RIVM study confirms a link between goat farms and increased lung infection risk, resulting in 20-100 deaths annually. The government, facing criticism for inaction, seeks further advice while internal disagreements persist between ministers prioritizing health versus agricultural interests.
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44% Bias Score
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