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NIH Grant Terminations Cost US Institutions Nearly $3.8 Billion
The termination of 2,282 NIH grants by June 4, 2025, cost U.S. institutions nearly $3.8 billion, with medical schools and hospitals losing nearly $2 billion, impacting 160 clinical trials and various research programs; Massachusetts faced the greatest loss ($1.28 billion).
NIH Grant Terminations Cost US Institutions Nearly $3.8 Billion
The termination of 2,282 NIH grants by June 4, 2025, cost U.S. institutions nearly $3.8 billion, with medical schools and hospitals losing nearly $2 billion, impacting 160 clinical trials and various research programs; Massachusetts faced the greatest loss ($1.28 billion).
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56% Bias Score
NHS Chair Condemns Systemic Racism After Mother's Death
Victor Adebowale, chair of the NHS Confederation, criticized the NHS for racism after his mother, a former NHS nurse, died from undiagnosed lung cancer, alleging she received substandard care due to her race, highlighting systemic inequalities in healthcare for Black patients.
NHS Chair Condemns Systemic Racism After Mother's Death
Victor Adebowale, chair of the NHS Confederation, criticized the NHS for racism after his mother, a former NHS nurse, died from undiagnosed lung cancer, alleging she received substandard care due to her race, highlighting systemic inequalities in healthcare for Black patients.
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44% Bias Score
NHS Reforms Shift Care to Communities, Boosting Technology
The UK's Labour government is implementing radical NHS reforms, shifting routine appointments from hospitals to community services and increasing the use of technology to reduce the 135 million yearly outpatient appointments with half deemed unnecessary, following a £29 billion annual funding increa...
NHS Reforms Shift Care to Communities, Boosting Technology
The UK's Labour government is implementing radical NHS reforms, shifting routine appointments from hospitals to community services and increasing the use of technology to reduce the 135 million yearly outpatient appointments with half deemed unnecessary, following a £29 billion annual funding increa...
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44% Bias Score
Daily 100-Minute Walks Linked to 23% Lower Risk of Chronic Low Back Pain
A new study shows that walking 100 minutes daily is associated with a 23% lower risk of chronic low back pain, offering a cost-effective preventative measure against a leading cause of global disability, affecting 600 million people and projected to impact 843 million by 2050.
Daily 100-Minute Walks Linked to 23% Lower Risk of Chronic Low Back Pain
A new study shows that walking 100 minutes daily is associated with a 23% lower risk of chronic low back pain, offering a cost-effective preventative measure against a leading cause of global disability, affecting 600 million people and projected to impact 843 million by 2050.
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28% Bias Score
HHS Document Misrepresents Science in Support of COVID-19 Vaccine Policy Change
A Department of Health and Human Services document supporting Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s decision to change U.S. COVID-19 vaccine policy for pregnant women and children misrepresents or cites disputed scientific studies, prompting outrage from health experts and leading to a proposed bill to ...
HHS Document Misrepresents Science in Support of COVID-19 Vaccine Policy Change
A Department of Health and Human Services document supporting Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s decision to change U.S. COVID-19 vaccine policy for pregnant women and children misrepresents or cites disputed scientific studies, prompting outrage from health experts and leading to a proposed bill to ...
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64% Bias Score
CDC Urges Summer Camps to Verify Measles Immunity Amid Record Outbreaks
The U.S. CDC is urging summer camps to verify measles immunity in all participants amid a surge in measles cases in 2025, nearing a record high of 1,274 cases reported in 2019, with this year's wave proving deadlier.
CDC Urges Summer Camps to Verify Measles Immunity Amid Record Outbreaks
The U.S. CDC is urging summer camps to verify measles immunity in all participants amid a surge in measles cases in 2025, nearing a record high of 1,274 cases reported in 2019, with this year's wave proving deadlier.
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40% Bias Score
Climate Change to Expose Millions More to Fungal Infections by 2035
A University of Manchester study predicts that climate change will increase the range of three Aspergillus fungi in Europe by 2035, potentially exposing an additional 10 million people to infection; the study, published on Research Square, highlights concerns about antifungal resistance and limited ...
Climate Change to Expose Millions More to Fungal Infections by 2035
A University of Manchester study predicts that climate change will increase the range of three Aspergillus fungi in Europe by 2035, potentially exposing an additional 10 million people to infection; the study, published on Research Square, highlights concerns about antifungal resistance and limited ...
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32% Bias Score
Remote Delivery Highlights Greek Island Doctor Shortage
A healthy baby boy was born in Kythira General Hospital on a February night under challenging circumstances due to the absence of an on-site gynecologist, highlighting the critical shortage of medical personnel on Greek islands.
Remote Delivery Highlights Greek Island Doctor Shortage
A healthy baby boy was born in Kythira General Hospital on a February night under challenging circumstances due to the absence of an on-site gynecologist, highlighting the critical shortage of medical personnel on Greek islands.
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48% Bias Score
California Freezes Healthcare Enrollment for Immigrants Amid Budget Crisis
California lawmakers approved a budget freezing enrollment in a state healthcare program for immigrants without legal status to address a \$12 billion deficit, impacting 1.6 million people and potentially worsening healthcare access; the decision comes amid budget cuts in other states and protests a...
California Freezes Healthcare Enrollment for Immigrants Amid Budget Crisis
California lawmakers approved a budget freezing enrollment in a state healthcare program for immigrants without legal status to address a \$12 billion deficit, impacting 1.6 million people and potentially worsening healthcare access; the decision comes amid budget cuts in other states and protests a...
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48% Bias Score
Salmonella Outbreak Linked to Eggs Sickens 79, Prompts Recall
A salmonella outbreak linked to eggs has sickened 79 people across seven states, hospitalizing 21, prompting a recall of 1.7 million dozen eggs; this follows similar outbreaks with cucumbers and ground beef, raising concerns about food safety practices, particularly during summer months.
Salmonella Outbreak Linked to Eggs Sickens 79, Prompts Recall
A salmonella outbreak linked to eggs has sickened 79 people across seven states, hospitalizing 21, prompting a recall of 1.7 million dozen eggs; this follows similar outbreaks with cucumbers and ground beef, raising concerns about food safety practices, particularly during summer months.
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12% Bias Score
U.S. Measles Cases Drop Sharply as Outbreaks Conclude
The U.S. reported a significant drop in measles cases this week, with fewer than 30, following the conclusion of several outbreaks that totaled 1,197 cases nationwide this year, with deaths reported in Texas and New Mexico; however, other states and Canada continue to report outbreaks.
U.S. Measles Cases Drop Sharply as Outbreaks Conclude
The U.S. reported a significant drop in measles cases this week, with fewer than 30, following the conclusion of several outbreaks that totaled 1,197 cases nationwide this year, with deaths reported in Texas and New Mexico; however, other states and Canada continue to report outbreaks.
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48% Bias Score
Alberta to Charge Residents for COVID-19 Vaccines
Alberta's government announced that starting this fall, most residents will have to pay approximately $110 for a COVID-19 vaccine to curb the waste of about one million doses last year, costing $135 million, and will change the vaccine distribution from pharmacies to public health clinics and implem...
Alberta to Charge Residents for COVID-19 Vaccines
Alberta's government announced that starting this fall, most residents will have to pay approximately $110 for a COVID-19 vaccine to curb the waste of about one million doses last year, costing $135 million, and will change the vaccine distribution from pharmacies to public health clinics and implem...
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40% Bias Score
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