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Australia Approves World-First Koala Chlamydia Vaccine
Australia has approved a world-first vaccine to combat the chlamydia epidemic decimating its koala population, a disease responsible for up to half of koala deaths in the wild, with some colonies facing extinction.
Australia Approves World-First Koala Chlamydia Vaccine
Australia has approved a world-first vaccine to combat the chlamydia epidemic decimating its koala population, a disease responsible for up to half of koala deaths in the wild, with some colonies facing extinction.
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24% Bias Score


Germany's Fight Against Synthetic Opioids: Essen's Model and National Concerns
Amidst a rising tide of synthetic opioid abuse in Germany, Essen's innovative approach to harm reduction, coupled with national initiatives, aims to prevent a crisis similar to those seen in other countries.
Germany's Fight Against Synthetic Opioids: Essen's Model and National Concerns
Amidst a rising tide of synthetic opioid abuse in Germany, Essen's innovative approach to harm reduction, coupled with national initiatives, aims to prevent a crisis similar to those seen in other countries.
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New Mexico to Offer Free Universal Childcare
Starting November 1st, New Mexico will become the first US state to provide free universal childcare to all residents, regardless of income, expanding on a successful program that significantly reduced poverty.
New Mexico to Offer Free Universal Childcare
Starting November 1st, New Mexico will become the first US state to provide free universal childcare to all residents, regardless of income, expanding on a successful program that significantly reduced poverty.
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Senate Hearing to Investigate CDC Leadership Changes
The Senate Health Committee will hold a hearing on September 17th to investigate the recent firings of top CDC officials, including former director Susan Monarez, following her refusal to preapprove vaccine recommendations requested by Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
Senate Hearing to Investigate CDC Leadership Changes
The Senate Health Committee will hold a hearing on September 17th to investigate the recent firings of top CDC officials, including former director Susan Monarez, following her refusal to preapprove vaccine recommendations requested by Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
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Former CDC Head to Testify Before Congress on Ouster
Dr. Susan Monarez, ousted as CDC head last month, will testify before the Senate health committee next week, alongside former CDC official Debra Houry, to discuss their departures amid clashes with HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. over vaccine policy.
Former CDC Head to Testify Before Congress on Ouster
Dr. Susan Monarez, ousted as CDC head last month, will testify before the Senate health committee next week, alongside former CDC official Debra Houry, to discuss their departures amid clashes with HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. over vaccine policy.
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20% Bias Score


Childhood Obesity Overtakes Underweight as Most Common Malnutrition Form
According to a new Unicef report, overweight has surpassed underweight as the most prevalent form of malnutrition among children and adolescents globally, with obesity rates rising from 3 percent to 9.4 percent since 2000, while underweight decreased from 13 percent to 9.2 percent.
Childhood Obesity Overtakes Underweight as Most Common Malnutrition Form
According to a new Unicef report, overweight has surpassed underweight as the most prevalent form of malnutrition among children and adolescents globally, with obesity rates rising from 3 percent to 9.4 percent since 2000, while underweight decreased from 13 percent to 9.2 percent.
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16% Bias Score

Global Child Obesity Surpasses Underweight for the First Time
A new UNICEF report reveals that 188 million children and adolescents are obese, exceeding the number of underweight children globally for the first time, except in sub-Saharan Africa and South Asia.

Global Child Obesity Surpasses Underweight for the First Time
A new UNICEF report reveals that 188 million children and adolescents are obese, exceeding the number of underweight children globally for the first time, except in sub-Saharan Africa and South Asia.
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Vancouver Chinatown Stabbing: Accused Testifies to God's Compulsion
Blair Donnelly, accused of stabbing three people at a Vancouver Chinatown festival in September 2023 while on leave from a psychiatric hospital, testified that he felt compelled by God to commit the act.

Vancouver Chinatown Stabbing: Accused Testifies to God's Compulsion
Blair Donnelly, accused of stabbing three people at a Vancouver Chinatown festival in September 2023 while on leave from a psychiatric hospital, testified that he felt compelled by God to commit the act.
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24% Bias Score

Childhood Obesity Surpasses Underweight as Leading Malnutrition Form
According to a new UNICEF report, obesity has overtaken underweight as the most prevalent form of malnutrition among children and adolescents globally, rising from 3 percent to 9.4 percent since 2000, while underweight decreased from 13 percent to 9.2 percent.

Childhood Obesity Surpasses Underweight as Leading Malnutrition Form
According to a new UNICEF report, obesity has overtaken underweight as the most prevalent form of malnutrition among children and adolescents globally, rising from 3 percent to 9.4 percent since 2000, while underweight decreased from 13 percent to 9.2 percent.
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16% Bias Score

House Passes Bill to Reform FAA Pilot Mental Health Rules
The U.S. House unanimously passed the Mental Health in Aviation Act of 2025, mandating the FAA to overhaul antiquated pilot mental health rules within two years, addressing a culture of silence that impacts aviation safety.

House Passes Bill to Reform FAA Pilot Mental Health Rules
The U.S. House unanimously passed the Mental Health in Aviation Act of 2025, mandating the FAA to overhaul antiquated pilot mental health rules within two years, addressing a culture of silence that impacts aviation safety.
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Australia's Failing Food Laws Fuel Child Obesity Crisis
UNICEF warns Australia's food laws are inadequate, contributing to a surge in child obesity, exceeding global averages and projected to cost the economy $66 billion annually by 2030.

Australia's Failing Food Laws Fuel Child Obesity Crisis
UNICEF warns Australia's food laws are inadequate, contributing to a surge in child obesity, exceeding global averages and projected to cost the economy $66 billion annually by 2030.
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Canada to Manage Vaccine Injury Compensation Program In-House Starting in 2024
The Public Health Agency of Canada (PHAC) will assume responsibility for Canada's Vaccine Injury Support Program (VISP) from OXARO Inc. in March 2024, following criticism of OXARO's administration and a government audit.

Canada to Manage Vaccine Injury Compensation Program In-House Starting in 2024
The Public Health Agency of Canada (PHAC) will assume responsibility for Canada's Vaccine Injury Support Program (VISP) from OXARO Inc. in March 2024, following criticism of OXARO's administration and a government audit.
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24% Bias Score
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