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Heart Surgeon's 37-Hour Operation Featured in New Documentary
Indu Deglurkar, a leading heart surgeon, is featured in Saving Lives in Cardiff, showcasing her expertise in complex open-heart surgeries; her longest operation lasted 37 hours, and she's one of few female consultant cardiac surgeons in the UK until 2014.
Heart Surgeon's 37-Hour Operation Featured in New Documentary
Indu Deglurkar, a leading heart surgeon, is featured in Saving Lives in Cardiff, showcasing her expertise in complex open-heart surgeries; her longest operation lasted 37 hours, and she's one of few female consultant cardiac surgeons in the UK until 2014.
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36% Bias Score
Texas Measles Outbreak Exceeds 500 Cases, Two Children Dead
Texas confirmed over 500 measles cases, resulting in two child deaths, with the largest concentration in Gaines County and spread across 21 counties, impacting various age groups.
Texas Measles Outbreak Exceeds 500 Cases, Two Children Dead
Texas confirmed over 500 measles cases, resulting in two child deaths, with the largest concentration in Gaines County and spread across 21 counties, impacting various age groups.
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32% Bias Score
Social Media's Role in Adolescent Malaise: An Amplification of Pre-existing Issues
This article argues that while social media amplified existing issues among young people, pre-existing societal problems and profit-driven algorithms played a significant role in the current crisis, and that an Australian law banning social media for minors is unlikely to solve the problem.
Social Media's Role in Adolescent Malaise: An Amplification of Pre-existing Issues
This article argues that while social media amplified existing issues among young people, pre-existing societal problems and profit-driven algorithms played a significant role in the current crisis, and that an Australian law banning social media for minors is unlikely to solve the problem.
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56% Bias Score
Long-Term Study Reveals Link Between Poverty and Developmental Difficulties in Premature Babies
The Jennifer Brown Research Laboratory, founded by Gordon and Sarah Brown after their daughter's death, is conducting a long-term study of 400 children born prematurely or at full term to understand the impact of preterm birth and socioeconomic factors on brain development and long-term health.
Long-Term Study Reveals Link Between Poverty and Developmental Difficulties in Premature Babies
The Jennifer Brown Research Laboratory, founded by Gordon and Sarah Brown after their daughter's death, is conducting a long-term study of 400 children born prematurely or at full term to understand the impact of preterm birth and socioeconomic factors on brain development and long-term health.
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32% Bias Score
Saliva Test Distinguishes Lewy Body Dementia from Alzheimer's and Parkinson's
Researchers at Roma Tre University discovered two salivary biomarkers—alpha-synuclein and phosphorylated tau protein—that distinguish Lewy body dementia from Alzheimer's and Parkinson's, impacting 200,000 undiagnosed Italians.
Saliva Test Distinguishes Lewy Body Dementia from Alzheimer's and Parkinson's
Researchers at Roma Tre University discovered two salivary biomarkers—alpha-synuclein and phosphorylated tau protein—that distinguish Lewy body dementia from Alzheimer's and Parkinson's, impacting 200,000 undiagnosed Italians.
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24% Bias Score
Chinese Twins, 4.5, Become Youngest Stem Cell Donors, Saving Mother
Four-and-a-half-year-old identical twins in China became the youngest-ever stem cell donors, saving their leukemia-stricken mother after overcoming weight and antibody challenges in a synchronized dual-donor procedure at The Third Xiangya Hospital in Changsha on March 26th.
Chinese Twins, 4.5, Become Youngest Stem Cell Donors, Saving Mother
Four-and-a-half-year-old identical twins in China became the youngest-ever stem cell donors, saving their leukemia-stricken mother after overcoming weight and antibody challenges in a synchronized dual-donor procedure at The Third Xiangya Hospital in Changsha on March 26th.
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40% Bias Score
Type 2 Diabetes May Rewire the Brain Like Early-Onset Alzheimer's: Study
Researchers at UNLV found that type 2 diabetes may 'rewire' the brain similarly to early-onset Alzheimer's, impacting the anterior cingulate cortex and impairing reward signals, potentially explaining difficulties in managing the disease.
Type 2 Diabetes May Rewire the Brain Like Early-Onset Alzheimer's: Study
Researchers at UNLV found that type 2 diabetes may 'rewire' the brain similarly to early-onset Alzheimer's, impacting the anterior cingulate cortex and impairing reward signals, potentially explaining difficulties in managing the disease.
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44% Bias Score
Far-UVC Light Shows Promise in Preventing Future Pandemics
Far-UVC light, a safer form of ultraviolet light, is being tested in public spaces to kill airborne viruses and bacteria, offering a potential solution for preventing future pandemics; initial tests show promise, but further research is needed.
Far-UVC Light Shows Promise in Preventing Future Pandemics
Far-UVC light, a safer form of ultraviolet light, is being tested in public spaces to kill airborne viruses and bacteria, offering a potential solution for preventing future pandemics; initial tests show promise, but further research is needed.
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40% Bias Score
Inquest into Deaths of Pedestrians Killed by Drivers with Failing Vision
A joint inquest is investigating the deaths of four pedestrians killed by drivers with failing eyesight who ignored medical advice and continued driving, highlighting systemic failures in the UK's driver licensing system.
Inquest into Deaths of Pedestrians Killed by Drivers with Failing Vision
A joint inquest is investigating the deaths of four pedestrians killed by drivers with failing eyesight who ignored medical advice and continued driving, highlighting systemic failures in the UK's driver licensing system.
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24% Bias Score
\"Social Isolation Rises in US Amidst Technological Advancements and Urban Planning Challenges\"\
A recent US study reveals a surge in social isolation, impacting mental health, fueled by technology, urban planning, and ideological divides, with Hispanic communities showcasing resilience through strong social networks.
\"Social Isolation Rises in US Amidst Technological Advancements and Urban Planning Challenges\"\
A recent US study reveals a surge in social isolation, impacting mental health, fueled by technology, urban planning, and ideological divides, with Hispanic communities showcasing resilience through strong social networks.
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44% Bias Score
Anthrax Outbreak Kills Dozens of Hippos in Virunga National Park
Anthrax has killed approximately 50 hippos and other large animals in Virunga National Park in the Democratic Republic of Congo, prompting urgent efforts to contain the outbreak and bury the carcasses, hampered by resource limitations.
Anthrax Outbreak Kills Dozens of Hippos in Virunga National Park
Anthrax has killed approximately 50 hippos and other large animals in Virunga National Park in the Democratic Republic of Congo, prompting urgent efforts to contain the outbreak and bury the carcasses, hampered by resource limitations.
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24% Bias Score
Sub-Saharan Africa Faces Maternal Health Crisis: Nigeria Accounts for 29% of Global Maternal Deaths
A new UN report reveals that nine sub-Saharan African countries have extremely high maternal mortality rates, with Nigeria accounting for nearly 29 percent (75,000 deaths) of the global total, highlighting severe healthcare inequalities.
Sub-Saharan Africa Faces Maternal Health Crisis: Nigeria Accounts for 29% of Global Maternal Deaths
A new UN report reveals that nine sub-Saharan African countries have extremely high maternal mortality rates, with Nigeria accounting for nearly 29 percent (75,000 deaths) of the global total, highlighting severe healthcare inequalities.
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48% Bias Score
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