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Republicans Reopen Biden Family Investigations
The House Judiciary Committee will interview former Hunter Biden special counsel David Weiss on Friday, marking a renewed Republican effort to investigate the Biden family, fueled by their control of Congress and the White House, and focusing on allegations of political interference in the Hunter Bi...
Republicans Reopen Biden Family Investigations
The House Judiciary Committee will interview former Hunter Biden special counsel David Weiss on Friday, marking a renewed Republican effort to investigate the Biden family, fueled by their control of Congress and the White House, and focusing on allegations of political interference in the Hunter Bi...
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64% Bias Score
Daily Sugary Treats Linked to Late-Stage Colon Cancer in Young Adults
A new study of 303 colon cancer patients under 50 found a link between daily consumption of sugary drinks or candy and late-stage (metastatic) disease; nearly half of stage four patients reported daily consumption of such treats, compared to 29% of those with less advanced stages.
Daily Sugary Treats Linked to Late-Stage Colon Cancer in Young Adults
A new study of 303 colon cancer patients under 50 found a link between daily consumption of sugary drinks or candy and late-stage (metastatic) disease; nearly half of stage four patients reported daily consumption of such treats, compared to 29% of those with less advanced stages.
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52% Bias Score
China Launches First Brain-Computer Interface Clinical Ward
China inaugurated its first brain-computer interface (BCI) clinical ward at Tianjin Huanhu Hospital on April 10th, following the release of the nation's first pricing guidelines for BCI services on March 12th, signaling a major step towards integrating this technology into mainstream healthcare.
China Launches First Brain-Computer Interface Clinical Ward
China inaugurated its first brain-computer interface (BCI) clinical ward at Tianjin Huanhu Hospital on April 10th, following the release of the nation's first pricing guidelines for BCI services on March 12th, signaling a major step towards integrating this technology into mainstream healthcare.
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40% Bias Score
North Carolina Girls' School Closes Following Two Suicides
Asheville Academy, a North Carolina residential treatment school for girls, closed after two students died by suicide within a month, prompting a state investigation that began May 8th and led to a cease-and-desist order on May 27th, prohibiting new admissions.
North Carolina Girls' School Closes Following Two Suicides
Asheville Academy, a North Carolina residential treatment school for girls, closed after two students died by suicide within a month, prompting a state investigation that began May 8th and led to a cease-and-desist order on May 27th, prohibiting new admissions.
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56% Bias Score
Martinez Refinery Fire: Contractor Oversight and Regulations Cited as Root Causes
A February 1st fire at the Martinez Refinery Company, lasting three days, injured six workers, and released harmful chemicals, prompting a shelter-in-place order; a root cause analysis blames inadequate contractor training and supervision, worsened by California regulations restricting access to qua...
Martinez Refinery Fire: Contractor Oversight and Regulations Cited as Root Causes
A February 1st fire at the Martinez Refinery Company, lasting three days, injured six workers, and released harmful chemicals, prompting a shelter-in-place order; a root cause analysis blames inadequate contractor training and supervision, worsened by California regulations restricting access to qua...
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36% Bias Score
Gene Editing to Combat Malaria: Ethical Concerns and Ecological Risks
Target Malaria, funded by the Gates Foundation and Open Philanthropy, is using gene editing to suppress malaria-carrying mosquitoes in sub-Saharan Africa, aiming for population reduction within five years, raising ethical concerns about species extinction and ecosystem impacts, but offering potentia...
Gene Editing to Combat Malaria: Ethical Concerns and Ecological Risks
Target Malaria, funded by the Gates Foundation and Open Philanthropy, is using gene editing to suppress malaria-carrying mosquitoes in sub-Saharan Africa, aiming for population reduction within five years, raising ethical concerns about species extinction and ecosystem impacts, but offering potentia...
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48% Bias Score
California Bill Targets Harmful Ultra-Processed Foods in School Meals
California's AB 1264, a bipartisan bill expected to become law in August 2024, mandates the removal of particularly harmful ultra-processed foods from school meals by 2035, defining these foods by July 1, 2026, using criteria including links to diseases, banned additives, and high levels of sugar, s...
California Bill Targets Harmful Ultra-Processed Foods in School Meals
California's AB 1264, a bipartisan bill expected to become law in August 2024, mandates the removal of particularly harmful ultra-processed foods from school meals by 2035, defining these foods by July 1, 2026, using criteria including links to diseases, banned additives, and high levels of sugar, s...
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44% Bias Score
Cytomegalovirus Infection Improves Melanoma Immunotherapy Response
An Oxford University study published in Nature Medicine reveals that prior cytomegalovirus infection significantly improves melanoma immunotherapy response in approximately 400 patients, leading to better outcomes and suggesting new avenues for treatment.
Cytomegalovirus Infection Improves Melanoma Immunotherapy Response
An Oxford University study published in Nature Medicine reveals that prior cytomegalovirus infection significantly improves melanoma immunotherapy response in approximately 400 patients, leading to better outcomes and suggesting new avenues for treatment.
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36% Bias Score
Meal Timing and Childhood Obesity in Spain: A Study of Metabolic Impacts
A study of 880 Spanish schoolchildren (ages 8–13) found that while later breakfasts, dinners, or prolonged eating windows didn't directly correlate with higher obesity, they did affect metabolic markers and diet quality, suggesting that meal timing is a significant factor in preventing childhood obe...
Meal Timing and Childhood Obesity in Spain: A Study of Metabolic Impacts
A study of 880 Spanish schoolchildren (ages 8–13) found that while later breakfasts, dinners, or prolonged eating windows didn't directly correlate with higher obesity, they did affect metabolic markers and diet quality, suggesting that meal timing is a significant factor in preventing childhood obe...
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12% Bias Score
CDC Official Resigns After Kennedy's COVID-19 Vaccine Guidance Overhaul
Dr. Lakshmi Panagiotakopoulos resigned from her CDC role overseeing COVID-19 vaccine recommendations after Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. unilaterally ordered changes to the agency's guidance, excluding pregnant women, despite expert concerns, impacting public health polic...
CDC Official Resigns After Kennedy's COVID-19 Vaccine Guidance Overhaul
Dr. Lakshmi Panagiotakopoulos resigned from her CDC role overseeing COVID-19 vaccine recommendations after Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. unilaterally ordered changes to the agency's guidance, excluding pregnant women, despite expert concerns, impacting public health polic...
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56% Bias Score
China Launches First Brain-Computer Interface Clinical Ward
China opened its first brain-computer interface (BCI) ward at Tianjin Huanhu Hospital on April 10th, following a new national pricing guideline issued on March 12th, marking a significant step towards integrating this cutting-edge technology into mainstream healthcare.
China Launches First Brain-Computer Interface Clinical Ward
China opened its first brain-computer interface (BCI) ward at Tianjin Huanhu Hospital on April 10th, following a new national pricing guideline issued on March 12th, marking a significant step towards integrating this cutting-edge technology into mainstream healthcare.
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44% Bias Score
Hospital Builds Secure Rooms to Address Mental Health Crisis in AE
King George Hospital in Ilford has built two secure rooms within its emergency department to address the rising number of mental health patients in crisis presenting at A&E, highlighting a nationwide shortage of mental health beds and insufficient social care support.
Hospital Builds Secure Rooms to Address Mental Health Crisis in AE
King George Hospital in Ilford has built two secure rooms within its emergency department to address the rising number of mental health patients in crisis presenting at A&E, highlighting a nationwide shortage of mental health beds and insufficient social care support.
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52% Bias Score
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