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Munich Knife Attack: Prosecution Seeks Indefinite Psychiatric Commitment
In Munich, Werner P. (41), with a history of mental illness, stabbed two men (19 and 26) on a street, motivated by antisemitic and Islamophobic beliefs; the prosecution seeks indefinite psychiatric commitment.
Munich Knife Attack: Prosecution Seeks Indefinite Psychiatric Commitment
In Munich, Werner P. (41), with a history of mental illness, stabbed two men (19 and 26) on a street, motivated by antisemitic and Islamophobic beliefs; the prosecution seeks indefinite psychiatric commitment.
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44% Bias Score


Bioresorbable, Light-Activated Pacemaker Revolutionizes Cardiac Treatment
Northwestern University researchers created a bioresorbable pacemaker smaller than a grain of rice, implantable via syringe, using light activation and powered by bodily fluids, addressing the needs of pediatric cardiac patients requiring temporary pacing.
Bioresorbable, Light-Activated Pacemaker Revolutionizes Cardiac Treatment
Northwestern University researchers created a bioresorbable pacemaker smaller than a grain of rice, implantable via syringe, using light activation and powered by bodily fluids, addressing the needs of pediatric cardiac patients requiring temporary pacing.
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52% Bias Score


Second Measles Death in Texas Fuels National Outbreak
Two unvaccinated children in Texas have died from measles; this, coupled with a national surge of 607 cases across 21 states (double the number from 2022), threatens the U.S.'s measles-eliminated status.
Second Measles Death in Texas Fuels National Outbreak
Two unvaccinated children in Texas have died from measles; this, coupled with a national surge of 607 cases across 21 states (double the number from 2022), threatens the U.S.'s measles-eliminated status.
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52% Bias Score


Chinese Rescue Team Provides Medical Aid to Earthquake Victims in Mandalay
On April 5th, 2025, the China International Search and Rescue Team provided free medical consultations and essential medications to over 250 earthquake-affected residents in Mandalay, Myanmar, utilizing mobile diagnostic equipment and addressing prevalent local diseases like respiratory and digestiv...
Chinese Rescue Team Provides Medical Aid to Earthquake Victims in Mandalay
On April 5th, 2025, the China International Search and Rescue Team provided free medical consultations and essential medications to over 250 earthquake-affected residents in Mandalay, Myanmar, utilizing mobile diagnostic equipment and addressing prevalent local diseases like respiratory and digestiv...
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32% Bias Score


Loneliness: A Health Crisis as Devastating as Smoking 15 Cigarettes a Day
A BBC report reveals loneliness is as harmful as smoking 15 cigarettes daily, impacting physical and mental health significantly. Experts discuss the difference between loneliness and solitude, exploring solutions like volunteer programs and intergenerational living to combat this growing global iss...
Loneliness: A Health Crisis as Devastating as Smoking 15 Cigarettes a Day
A BBC report reveals loneliness is as harmful as smoking 15 cigarettes daily, impacting physical and mental health significantly. Experts discuss the difference between loneliness and solitude, exploring solutions like volunteer programs and intergenerational living to combat this growing global iss...
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32% Bias Score


Teen Vogue: Anti-Trans Policies and Increased Suicide Risk in Transgender Youth
Teen Vogue warns transgender youth face increased suicide risk due to anti-trans policies, citing a Trevor Project study showing a 72% rise in suicide attempts; however, a Journal of Sexual Medicine study shows higher mental health issues among those who underwent sex-change surgery.
Teen Vogue: Anti-Trans Policies and Increased Suicide Risk in Transgender Youth
Teen Vogue warns transgender youth face increased suicide risk due to anti-trans policies, citing a Trevor Project study showing a 72% rise in suicide attempts; however, a Journal of Sexual Medicine study shows higher mental health issues among those who underwent sex-change surgery.
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76% Bias Score

Bioresorbable Mini-Pacemaker Revolutionizes Pediatric Cardiac Treatment
Northwestern University researchers created a bioresorbable, light-activated cardiac pacemaker smaller than a grain of rice (1.8mm x 3.5mm x 1mm), addressing the need for temporary pediatric cardiac pacing, implanted non-invasively via syringe and dissolving naturally after use.

Bioresorbable Mini-Pacemaker Revolutionizes Pediatric Cardiac Treatment
Northwestern University researchers created a bioresorbable, light-activated cardiac pacemaker smaller than a grain of rice (1.8mm x 3.5mm x 1mm), addressing the need for temporary pediatric cardiac pacing, implanted non-invasively via syringe and dissolving naturally after use.
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40% Bias Score

Myanmar Earthquake: 3471 Dead, Heavy Rains Exacerbate Crisis
A powerful earthquake that struck Myanmar on March 28th has caused 3,471 deaths, 4,671 injuries, and left 214 people missing, according to government reports on April 6th. Heavy rains and high temperatures following the earthquake have created conditions for a public health crisis in the affected ar...

Myanmar Earthquake: 3471 Dead, Heavy Rains Exacerbate Crisis
A powerful earthquake that struck Myanmar on March 28th has caused 3,471 deaths, 4,671 injuries, and left 214 people missing, according to government reports on April 6th. Heavy rains and high temperatures following the earthquake have created conditions for a public health crisis in the affected ar...
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28% Bias Score

Canadian Scientists Win Prestigious Breakthrough Prizes
Canadian researchers Daniel Drucker and Maaike van Kooten won Breakthrough Prizes for their contributions to diabetes treatment and astronomical observation technology, respectively, at a ceremony highlighting major scientific achievements amidst U.S. research funding cuts.

Canadian Scientists Win Prestigious Breakthrough Prizes
Canadian researchers Daniel Drucker and Maaike van Kooten won Breakthrough Prizes for their contributions to diabetes treatment and astronomical observation technology, respectively, at a ceremony highlighting major scientific achievements amidst U.S. research funding cuts.
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20% Bias Score

Iranian Attack on Israel: Study Reveals High Rates of Immediate Psychological Distress
A study of over 600 Israelis found that 41% experienced peritraumatic distress and 19% significant anxiety following Iran's April 13, 2024, missile and drone attack, highlighting the need for immediate psychological interventions despite minimal physical damage.

Iranian Attack on Israel: Study Reveals High Rates of Immediate Psychological Distress
A study of over 600 Israelis found that 41% experienced peritraumatic distress and 19% significant anxiety following Iran's April 13, 2024, missile and drone attack, highlighting the need for immediate psychological interventions despite minimal physical damage.
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40% Bias Score

Congress to Investigate Biden's Doctor Amidst Allegations of White House Cover-up
Texas Representative Ronny Jackson alleges a White House cover-up of President Biden's cognitive decline, citing Dr. Kevin O'Connor's assessment of Biden's health as 'excellent' despite concerns about Biden's cognitive abilities, and plans a congressional inquiry.

Congress to Investigate Biden's Doctor Amidst Allegations of White House Cover-up
Texas Representative Ronny Jackson alleges a White House cover-up of President Biden's cognitive decline, citing Dr. Kevin O'Connor's assessment of Biden's health as 'excellent' despite concerns about Biden's cognitive abilities, and plans a congressional inquiry.
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56% Bias Score

Misreported Cervical Cancer Tests Lead to Woman's Death
Louise Gleadell, 38, died of cervical cancer in March 2018 due to two misreported negative cervical screening tests in 2008 and 2012 by University Hospitals of Leicester NHS Trust; an internal review revealed inadequate samples, yet Ms. Gleadell and her family were not informed, leading to a prevent...

Misreported Cervical Cancer Tests Lead to Woman's Death
Louise Gleadell, 38, died of cervical cancer in March 2018 due to two misreported negative cervical screening tests in 2008 and 2012 by University Hospitals of Leicester NHS Trust; an internal review revealed inadequate samples, yet Ms. Gleadell and her family were not informed, leading to a prevent...
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44% Bias Score
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