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Malnutrition Cases at Greek Migrant Camp Highlight Systemic Failures
Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) found six malnourished children, aged 6 months to 6 years, at a Samos, Greece migrant camp; this is the first time since the 2021 opening, exposing insufficient pediatric care and highlighting the impact of a nine-month aid cut that prevents families from buying fresh ...
Malnutrition Cases at Greek Migrant Camp Highlight Systemic Failures
Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) found six malnourished children, aged 6 months to 6 years, at a Samos, Greece migrant camp; this is the first time since the 2021 opening, exposing insufficient pediatric care and highlighting the impact of a nine-month aid cut that prevents families from buying fresh ...
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36% Bias Score
Alcohol Linked to Seven Cancers: Surgeon General's Report
U.S. Surgeon General Vivek Murthy's report links alcohol to seven cancers, recommending warning labels; research shows acetaldehyde damages DNA, increasing cancer risk depending on dosage and cancer type; the 'Mediterranean paradox' highlights the role of diet and lifestyle in mitigating risks.
Alcohol Linked to Seven Cancers: Surgeon General's Report
U.S. Surgeon General Vivek Murthy's report links alcohol to seven cancers, recommending warning labels; research shows acetaldehyde damages DNA, increasing cancer risk depending on dosage and cancer type; the 'Mediterranean paradox' highlights the role of diet and lifestyle in mitigating risks.
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64% Bias Score
First UK Baby Born Via Womb Transplant
A 36-year-old woman in the UK, born without a uterus, gave birth to a baby girl after receiving a womb transplant from her sister in February 2024; this is the first successful womb transplant resulting in a birth in the UK, and the surgical team plans to conduct 15 more transplants as part of a cli...
First UK Baby Born Via Womb Transplant
A 36-year-old woman in the UK, born without a uterus, gave birth to a baby girl after receiving a womb transplant from her sister in February 2024; this is the first successful womb transplant resulting in a birth in the UK, and the surgical team plans to conduct 15 more transplants as part of a cli...
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48% Bias Score
Traditional Tanzanian Diet Shows Anti-Inflammatory Effects in Study
A study of 77 Tanzanian men showed that switching from their traditional, plant-based diet to a Western diet increased inflammation, while a return to the traditional diet reduced it, suggesting the importance of diverse, traditional diets for health.
Traditional Tanzanian Diet Shows Anti-Inflammatory Effects in Study
A study of 77 Tanzanian men showed that switching from their traditional, plant-based diet to a Western diet increased inflammation, while a return to the traditional diet reduced it, suggesting the importance of diverse, traditional diets for health.
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16% Bias Score
NHS failings lead to hysterectomy without informed consent
A Welsh woman with Crohn's disease had a hysterectomy without informed consent at Liverpool Women's Hospital, leading to significant physical and psychological distress, prompting an ombudsman's investigation revealing serious failings across multiple NHS trusts.
NHS failings lead to hysterectomy without informed consent
A Welsh woman with Crohn's disease had a hysterectomy without informed consent at Liverpool Women's Hospital, leading to significant physical and psychological distress, prompting an ombudsman's investigation revealing serious failings across multiple NHS trusts.
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24% Bias Score
Healthcare Sector Volatility: Trump's Policies and Market Uncertainties
Recent market volatility, driven by Trump's trade policies and US market uncertainties, has negatively impacted the healthcare sector, particularly pharmaceutical companies, despite its generally defensive nature and strong long-term growth prospects due to an aging population and technological adva...
Healthcare Sector Volatility: Trump's Policies and Market Uncertainties
Recent market volatility, driven by Trump's trade policies and US market uncertainties, has negatively impacted the healthcare sector, particularly pharmaceutical companies, despite its generally defensive nature and strong long-term growth prospects due to an aging population and technological adva...
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36% Bias Score
Teenagers' Water Purification Innovation Wins Earthshot Prize
18-year-old Thomas Cermak and 19-year-old Ana Podmanicka won the 2025 Earthshot Prize for their water purification device, PURA, which combines cold atmospheric plasma and photocatalysis to remove pollutants and antibiotic-resistant bacteria. They are the first from Czechia or Slovakia to win the pr...
Teenagers' Water Purification Innovation Wins Earthshot Prize
18-year-old Thomas Cermak and 19-year-old Ana Podmanicka won the 2025 Earthshot Prize for their water purification device, PURA, which combines cold atmospheric plasma and photocatalysis to remove pollutants and antibiotic-resistant bacteria. They are the first from Czechia or Slovakia to win the pr...
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40% Bias Score
Surge in Complaints Highlights Dangers of Unconventional Healthcare Practices in France
The French Miviludes reported a significant increase in complaints about unconventional healthcare practices in 2024, with health and well-being representing 37% of all complaints from 2022-2024, raising concerns about the substitution of proven treatments with potentially harmful practices within h...
Surge in Complaints Highlights Dangers of Unconventional Healthcare Practices in France
The French Miviludes reported a significant increase in complaints about unconventional healthcare practices in 2024, with health and well-being representing 37% of all complaints from 2022-2024, raising concerns about the substitution of proven treatments with potentially harmful practices within h...
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60% Bias Score
Kennedy to End CDC's Fluoride Recommendation
HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. will direct the CDC to end its recommendation of fluoride in drinking water, reversing decades of public health policy based on a review showing links between high fluoride levels and lower IQ in children, despite the American Dental Association supporting fluorid...
Kennedy to End CDC's Fluoride Recommendation
HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. will direct the CDC to end its recommendation of fluoride in drinking water, reversing decades of public health policy based on a review showing links between high fluoride levels and lower IQ in children, despite the American Dental Association supporting fluorid...
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16% Bias Score
20,000 Serious Childcare Incidents in English Nurseries in Five Years
In the past five years, almost 20,000 serious incidents, including deaths, occurred in English nurseries, prompting calls for stricter regulations and more frequent Ofsted inspections after the death of nine-month-old Genevieve due to negligence at a nursery, which subsequently closed along with ano...
20,000 Serious Childcare Incidents in English Nurseries in Five Years
In the past five years, almost 20,000 serious incidents, including deaths, occurred in English nurseries, prompting calls for stricter regulations and more frequent Ofsted inspections after the death of nine-month-old Genevieve due to negligence at a nursery, which subsequently closed along with ano...
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52% Bias Score
Severe Obesity Linked to Increased Risk of 16 Diseases
A Johns Hopkins University study of 270,657 people reveals that severe obesity drastically increases the risk of 16 common diseases, including sleep apnea, type 2 diabetes, and fatty liver disease, with risks increasing proportionally to BMI.
Severe Obesity Linked to Increased Risk of 16 Diseases
A Johns Hopkins University study of 270,657 people reveals that severe obesity drastically increases the risk of 16 common diseases, including sleep apnea, type 2 diabetes, and fatty liver disease, with risks increasing proportionally to BMI.
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52% Bias Score
Postcode Lottery Leaves Thousands of Prostate Cancer Patients Facing Increased Death Risk
In January 2024, only two-thirds of English NHS trusts met the 62-day target for prostate cancer diagnosis and treatment, leaving 1,559 men with delayed treatment, with 435 waiting over 104 days, highlighting a concerning 'postcode lottery' in care.
Postcode Lottery Leaves Thousands of Prostate Cancer Patients Facing Increased Death Risk
In January 2024, only two-thirds of English NHS trusts met the 62-day target for prostate cancer diagnosis and treatment, leaving 1,559 men with delayed treatment, with 435 waiting over 104 days, highlighting a concerning 'postcode lottery' in care.
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48% Bias Score
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