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Five Speech Changes Indicating Early Onset Alzheimer's
Five early speech changes—hesitations, using wrong words, describing instead of doing, reduced vocabulary, and word-finding difficulties—can indicate Alzheimer's, impacting millions globally and highlighting the need for early detection, especially in high-risk groups like those with Down syndrome.
Five Speech Changes Indicating Early Onset Alzheimer's
Five early speech changes—hesitations, using wrong words, describing instead of doing, reduced vocabulary, and word-finding difficulties—can indicate Alzheimer's, impacting millions globally and highlighting the need for early detection, especially in high-risk groups like those with Down syndrome.
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12% Bias Score
Pope Francis' Hospitalization: Transparency and the Future of Papal Power
During his five-week hospitalization for pneumonia, Pope Francis continued to lead the Catholic Church, appointing bishops and authorizing reforms while also openly discussing his health challenges, including mental health struggles, which contrasts with the historical secrecy surrounding papal heal...
Pope Francis' Hospitalization: Transparency and the Future of Papal Power
During his five-week hospitalization for pneumonia, Pope Francis continued to lead the Catholic Church, appointing bishops and authorizing reforms while also openly discussing his health challenges, including mental health struggles, which contrasts with the historical secrecy surrounding papal heal...
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32% Bias Score
Rising Salinity Threatens New York City's Croton Water System
Decades of road salt usage near New York City's Croton water system, supplying 10% of the city's water, has tripled chloride concentrations since 1987, threatening its viability by 2100 unless road salt use is reduced.
Rising Salinity Threatens New York City's Croton Water System
Decades of road salt usage near New York City's Croton water system, supplying 10% of the city's water, has tripled chloride concentrations since 1987, threatening its viability by 2100 unless road salt use is reduced.
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40% Bias Score
Foreign Aid Sanctions Increase Child and Maternal Mortality
A study published in The Lancet Global Health reveals that sanctions on foreign aid to 67 low- and middle-income countries between 1990 and 2019 led to significant increases in infant (3.1%), under-five (3.6%), and maternal (6.4%) mortality rates, reversing years of progress and highlighting the lon...
Foreign Aid Sanctions Increase Child and Maternal Mortality
A study published in The Lancet Global Health reveals that sanctions on foreign aid to 67 low- and middle-income countries between 1990 and 2019 led to significant increases in infant (3.1%), under-five (3.6%), and maternal (6.4%) mortality rates, reversing years of progress and highlighting the lon...
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16% Bias Score
Household Air Pollution Caused 3.1 Million Deaths in 2021
A new study published in The Lancet reveals that household air pollution from cooking with solid fuels caused 3.1 million deaths globally in 2021, disproportionately affecting low-income countries and children under 5, despite a decrease in global exposure rates.
Household Air Pollution Caused 3.1 Million Deaths in 2021
A new study published in The Lancet reveals that household air pollution from cooking with solid fuels caused 3.1 million deaths globally in 2021, disproportionately affecting low-income countries and children under 5, despite a decrease in global exposure rates.
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28% Bias Score
Germany's Corona Lockdown: Impacts and Lessons Learned
Germany's 2020 Corona lockdown, lasting until April 2023, resulted in approximately 187,000 deaths and significant societal disruption, highlighting the need for improved pandemic response strategies and public trust.
Germany's Corona Lockdown: Impacts and Lessons Learned
Germany's 2020 Corona lockdown, lasting until April 2023, resulted in approximately 187,000 deaths and significant societal disruption, highlighting the need for improved pandemic response strategies and public trust.
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40% Bias Score
Germany's COVID-19 Aftermath: A Call for Accountability and Reconciliation
Germany's COVID-19 pandemic response, from March 2020 to April 2023, resulted in 187,000 deaths, predominantly among the elderly; caused lasting damage to education and healthcare; and prompted President Steinmeier to call for a thorough review to address societal divisions and misinformation.
Germany's COVID-19 Aftermath: A Call for Accountability and Reconciliation
Germany's COVID-19 pandemic response, from March 2020 to April 2023, resulted in 187,000 deaths, predominantly among the elderly; caused lasting damage to education and healthcare; and prompted President Steinmeier to call for a thorough review to address societal divisions and misinformation.
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36% Bias Score
Queensland Pauses Hormone Therapy for Gender Dysphoria Patients Amidst Consent Concerns
Queensland Health Minister Tim Nicholls paused hormone therapy for new young gender dysphoria patients in Cairns following allegations of unauthorized services to 42 pediatric patients, 17 of whom received hormone therapy; a risk assessment revealed consent issues, and the pause remains indefinite d...
Queensland Pauses Hormone Therapy for Gender Dysphoria Patients Amidst Consent Concerns
Queensland Health Minister Tim Nicholls paused hormone therapy for new young gender dysphoria patients in Cairns following allegations of unauthorized services to 42 pediatric patients, 17 of whom received hormone therapy; a risk assessment revealed consent issues, and the pause remains indefinite d...
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52% Bias Score
Gantenerumab Halves Alzheimer's Risk in High-Risk Individuals
A Washington University study found that eight years of gantenerumab treatment halved the risk of Alzheimer's in 22 genetically predisposed individuals, highlighting potential for preventative treatment, but longer-term studies and broader trials are needed.
Gantenerumab Halves Alzheimer's Risk in High-Risk Individuals
A Washington University study found that eight years of gantenerumab treatment halved the risk of Alzheimer's in 22 genetically predisposed individuals, highlighting potential for preventative treatment, but longer-term studies and broader trials are needed.
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44% Bias Score
Pope Francis to Appear Publicly After 5 Weeks in Hospital
Pope Francis, hospitalized for five weeks with pneumonia, will make his first public appearance on Sunday from Rome's Gemelli hospital after the Angelus prayer, offering a greeting and blessing; his confidant, Cardinal Victor Fernandez, indicates a new phase in his papacy following his expected rele...
Pope Francis to Appear Publicly After 5 Weeks in Hospital
Pope Francis, hospitalized for five weeks with pneumonia, will make his first public appearance on Sunday from Rome's Gemelli hospital after the Angelus prayer, offering a greeting and blessing; his confidant, Cardinal Victor Fernandez, indicates a new phase in his papacy following his expected rele...
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32% Bias Score
AI in Hospitals: Efficiency Gains Versus Concerns About Patient Care
AI is being used to automate nursing tasks, improving efficiency but raising concerns about reduced human interaction and potential errors; nurses' unions are protesting, citing instances of AI-driven misdiagnosis and the risk of replacing human expertise with technology.
AI in Hospitals: Efficiency Gains Versus Concerns About Patient Care
AI is being used to automate nursing tasks, improving efficiency but raising concerns about reduced human interaction and potential errors; nurses' unions are protesting, citing instances of AI-driven misdiagnosis and the risk of replacing human expertise with technology.
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44% Bias Score
Pope Francis to be Discharged from Hospital Sunday
Pope Francis, 88, will be discharged from Rome's Gemelli hospital on Sunday after a month-long stay for double pneumonia, though he will need continued therapy and rest; the hospitalization was his longest since his election in 2013, and involved two life-threatening episodes.
Pope Francis to be Discharged from Hospital Sunday
Pope Francis, 88, will be discharged from Rome's Gemelli hospital on Sunday after a month-long stay for double pneumonia, though he will need continued therapy and rest; the hospitalization was his longest since his election in 2013, and involved two life-threatening episodes.
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36% Bias Score
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