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UNICEF Zambia: Combating Malnutrition and Learning Poverty Through Community-Based Programs
UNICEF's programs in Zambia are addressing malnutrition (affecting 35% of children) and learning poverty through partnerships, integrated service delivery, and community engagement, showing promising results and attracting further investment despite funding cuts.
UNICEF Zambia: Combating Malnutrition and Learning Poverty Through Community-Based Programs
UNICEF's programs in Zambia are addressing malnutrition (affecting 35% of children) and learning poverty through partnerships, integrated service delivery, and community engagement, showing promising results and attracting further investment despite funding cuts.
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56% Bias Score
UNICEF Restores Mobility and Hope for Yemeni Children with Disabilities
UNICEF partners with Yemen's Prosthetics and Rehabilitation Center to provide prosthetic limbs to children with disabilities, aiding 109 children since 2021 and supplying materials for 500 more in 2024, enabling children like 9-year-old Khadija to return to school.
UNICEF Restores Mobility and Hope for Yemeni Children with Disabilities
UNICEF partners with Yemen's Prosthetics and Rehabilitation Center to provide prosthetic limbs to children with disabilities, aiding 109 children since 2021 and supplying materials for 500 more in 2024, enabling children like 9-year-old Khadija to return to school.
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40% Bias Score
Trump's Pharmaceutical Tariffs: Higher Prices, Shortages, and Uncertain Domestic Production
President Trump announced major tariffs on pharmaceutical imports, expected to increase drug prices and worsen shortages, while the impact on domestic manufacturing remains debated and years away.
Trump's Pharmaceutical Tariffs: Higher Prices, Shortages, and Uncertain Domestic Production
President Trump announced major tariffs on pharmaceutical imports, expected to increase drug prices and worsen shortages, while the impact on domestic manufacturing remains debated and years away.
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48% Bias Score
Terry Fox Foundation Launches US$25-Million Venture Capital Fund for Cancer Therapies
The Terry Fox Foundation is launching a US$25-million venture capital fund, partnering with Lumira Ventures to invest in Canadian startups developing cancer therapies, aiming to bridge the gap in domestic funding and accelerate the development of new treatments.
Terry Fox Foundation Launches US$25-Million Venture Capital Fund for Cancer Therapies
The Terry Fox Foundation is launching a US$25-million venture capital fund, partnering with Lumira Ventures to invest in Canadian startups developing cancer therapies, aiming to bridge the gap in domestic funding and accelerate the development of new treatments.
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40% Bias Score
Elite Athlete's Bulimia Battle Spurs Mental Health Advocacy
German saber fencer Léa Krüger publicly disclosed her battle with bulimia, highlighting the prevalence of eating disorders among elite athletes and advocating for improved mental health support within sports.
Elite Athlete's Bulimia Battle Spurs Mental Health Advocacy
German saber fencer Léa Krüger publicly disclosed her battle with bulimia, highlighting the prevalence of eating disorders among elite athletes and advocating for improved mental health support within sports.
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32% Bias Score
The Pitt" Concludes First Season, Showcasing Challenges of American Emergency Medicine
The Pitt," a Canadian-created medical drama airing on Max and USA Network, concludes its first season, realistically depicting the challenges faced by American emergency room staff, including mental health struggles, mass-casualty events, and the impact of a profit-driven system.
The Pitt" Concludes First Season, Showcasing Challenges of American Emergency Medicine
The Pitt," a Canadian-created medical drama airing on Max and USA Network, concludes its first season, realistically depicting the challenges faced by American emergency room staff, including mental health struggles, mass-casualty events, and the impact of a profit-driven system.
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40% Bias Score
Study Reveals Non-Linear Brain Aging, Potential for Ketone-Based Interventions
A study of 19,300 individuals reveals non-linear brain aging, with sharp declines around ages 44 and 67, potentially linked to insulin resistance and treatable with ketone supplementation.
Study Reveals Non-Linear Brain Aging, Potential for Ketone-Based Interventions
A study of 19,300 individuals reveals non-linear brain aging, with sharp declines around ages 44 and 67, potentially linked to insulin resistance and treatable with ketone supplementation.
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40% Bias Score
Proactiv Recalls Thousands of Creams Over Benzene Contamination
Proactiv issued a Class II recall of 41,737 bottles of its Emergency Blemish Relief and Skin Smoothing Exfoliator creams after the FDA found them to contain benzene, a known carcinogen. The recall affects specific lot numbers with expiry dates in 2025.
Proactiv Recalls Thousands of Creams Over Benzene Contamination
Proactiv issued a Class II recall of 41,737 bottles of its Emergency Blemish Relief and Skin Smoothing Exfoliator creams after the FDA found them to contain benzene, a known carcinogen. The recall affects specific lot numbers with expiry dates in 2025.
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48% Bias Score
Targeted Prostate Cancer Screening Urged to Save Black Men's Lives
Black men are twice as likely to develop prostate cancer, often without symptoms; a campaigner warns of preventable deaths without a targeted NHS screening program, backed by politicians including the Prime Minister and Health Secretary.
Targeted Prostate Cancer Screening Urged to Save Black Men's Lives
Black men are twice as likely to develop prostate cancer, often without symptoms; a campaigner warns of preventable deaths without a targeted NHS screening program, backed by politicians including the Prime Minister and Health Secretary.
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52% Bias Score
Canadian Election: Pharmacare's Impact on Diabetes Care
Katharine Mackett, a Type 1 diabetic, spends over \$4,000 yearly on managing her condition, highlighting the financial strain on patients as the federal election approaches, with some provinces having signed deals for publicly-funded diabetes care while others haven't.
Canadian Election: Pharmacare's Impact on Diabetes Care
Katharine Mackett, a Type 1 diabetic, spends over \$4,000 yearly on managing her condition, highlighting the financial strain on patients as the federal election approaches, with some provinces having signed deals for publicly-funded diabetes care while others haven't.
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40% Bias Score
NSW to Potentially Buy Back Northern Beaches Hospital Amidst Healthscope's Financial Crisis
Facing a \$1.6 billion debt, Healthscope, the private owner of the Northern Beaches Hospital, seeks to return the public hospital component to NSW government ownership, prompting concerns about costs and patient care after recent incidents.
NSW to Potentially Buy Back Northern Beaches Hospital Amidst Healthscope's Financial Crisis
Facing a \$1.6 billion debt, Healthscope, the private owner of the Northern Beaches Hospital, seeks to return the public hospital component to NSW government ownership, prompting concerns about costs and patient care after recent incidents.
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44% Bias Score
CMMI's Failure: \$5 Billion Overspend, Unchecked Power
The Center for Medicare and Medicaid Innovation (CMMI) has increased net federal spending by over \$5 billion in its first decade, failing to meet its goals and overstepping its authority; its projected \$1.3 billion spending increase over 2021-2030 makes its elimination a fiscally responsible and n...
CMMI's Failure: \$5 Billion Overspend, Unchecked Power
The Center for Medicare and Medicaid Innovation (CMMI) has increased net federal spending by over \$5 billion in its first decade, failing to meet its goals and overstepping its authority; its projected \$1.3 billion spending increase over 2021-2030 makes its elimination a fiscally responsible and n...
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60% Bias Score
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