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£450m NHS Investment to Tackle Hospital Waiting Times
The UK government announced a £450 million investment in the NHS to reduce hospital waiting times by creating new treatment centers, mental health units, and ambulances, aiming to alleviate A&E pressures and improve patient care.
£450m NHS Investment to Tackle Hospital Waiting Times
The UK government announced a £450 million investment in the NHS to reduce hospital waiting times by creating new treatment centers, mental health units, and ambulances, aiming to alleviate A&E pressures and improve patient care.
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40% Bias Score
Germany's Organ Donor Shortage: A Critical Need for Systemic Change
Franziska Bleis, a 42-year-old woman from Germany, received a heart transplant after surviving a severe heart muscle inflammation, highlighting the critical shortage of organ donors in Germany, where only 0.4% of eligible people are registered.
Germany's Organ Donor Shortage: A Critical Need for Systemic Change
Franziska Bleis, a 42-year-old woman from Germany, received a heart transplant after surviving a severe heart muscle inflammation, highlighting the critical shortage of organ donors in Germany, where only 0.4% of eligible people are registered.
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44% Bias Score
25 Spanish ALS Patients Sue Government Over Law's Funding Shortfall
At least 25 Spanish ALS patients are filing a joint lawsuit against the government for failing to fully fund the recently approved ALS law, citing insufficient funding seven months post-approval and highlighting a previously filed individual lawsuit that gained media attention.
25 Spanish ALS Patients Sue Government Over Law's Funding Shortfall
At least 25 Spanish ALS patients are filing a joint lawsuit against the government for failing to fully fund the recently approved ALS law, citing insufficient funding seven months post-approval and highlighting a previously filed individual lawsuit that gained media attention.
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48% Bias Score
Victorian Farmers Find Relief in Weekend Rains
A cold front bringing rain to drought-stricken Victoria offers relief to farmers facing record-low rainfall over the past 18 months, impacting mental health and the hay market; at least 10 millimeters are needed.
Victorian Farmers Find Relief in Weekend Rains
A cold front bringing rain to drought-stricken Victoria offers relief to farmers facing record-low rainfall over the past 18 months, impacting mental health and the hay market; at least 10 millimeters are needed.
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32% Bias Score
Socioeconomic Status Impacts Children's Biological Aging: A Telomere Study
A study of 1,160 European children (6-11 years) found that those from high-income families had 5% longer telomeres (cellular aging markers) than low-income peers; girls had 5.6% longer telomeres than boys; and higher BMI correlated with shorter telomeres. Children from low-income families showed bio...
Socioeconomic Status Impacts Children's Biological Aging: A Telomere Study
A study of 1,160 European children (6-11 years) found that those from high-income families had 5% longer telomeres (cellular aging markers) than low-income peers; girls had 5.6% longer telomeres than boys; and higher BMI correlated with shorter telomeres. Children from low-income families showed bio...
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32% Bias Score
Unsafe Food: 420,000 Deaths Annually, US\$110 Billion Lost
Unsafe food causes 600 million illnesses and 420,000 deaths annually, costing low- and mid-income countries US\$110 billion yearly; a whole-system approach, climate change adaptation, and global cooperation are needed to improve food safety.
Unsafe Food: 420,000 Deaths Annually, US\$110 Billion Lost
Unsafe food causes 600 million illnesses and 420,000 deaths annually, costing low- and mid-income countries US\$110 billion yearly; a whole-system approach, climate change adaptation, and global cooperation are needed to improve food safety.
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20% Bias Score
Weight Stigma: Counterproductive to Weight Loss and Harmful to Mental Health
Research reveals that weight stigma, a pervasive misconception that weight is entirely self-controlled, is counterproductive to weight loss and harms mental health by increasing risks of depression, anxiety, and disordered eating; those with less stigma were more likely to maintain weight loss after...
Weight Stigma: Counterproductive to Weight Loss and Harmful to Mental Health
Research reveals that weight stigma, a pervasive misconception that weight is entirely self-controlled, is counterproductive to weight loss and harms mental health by increasing risks of depression, anxiety, and disordered eating; those with less stigma were more likely to maintain weight loss after...
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20% Bias Score
Victorian Hospital Errors: 112 Deaths, Rise in Suicides
Victoria's 2023-24 hospital error report reveals 193 sentinel events (112 deaths), including a threefold rise in suspected suicides in acute psychiatric units (six deaths), and a rise in wrong-site surgeries (three deaths) and retained objects (two life-threatening cases).
Victorian Hospital Errors: 112 Deaths, Rise in Suicides
Victoria's 2023-24 hospital error report reveals 193 sentinel events (112 deaths), including a threefold rise in suspected suicides in acute psychiatric units (six deaths), and a rise in wrong-site surgeries (three deaths) and retained objects (two life-threatening cases).
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16% Bias Score
Weight Stigma: Counterproductive to Weight Loss and Harmful to Mental Health
Research reveals that weight stigma, fueled by the misconception that weight is solely self-determined, negatively impacts mental health and hinders weight loss efforts, highlighting the need for systemic change and self-compassion.
Weight Stigma: Counterproductive to Weight Loss and Harmful to Mental Health
Research reveals that weight stigma, fueled by the misconception that weight is solely self-determined, negatively impacts mental health and hinders weight loss efforts, highlighting the need for systemic change and self-compassion.
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44% Bias Score
Statins Linked to 40% Increased Sepsis Survival Rate
A major trial of 12,000 sepsis patients in Israel found that those taking statins had a 39% lower risk of death compared to those not taking statins, highlighting the potential of this medication to significantly reduce sepsis mortality.
Statins Linked to 40% Increased Sepsis Survival Rate
A major trial of 12,000 sepsis patients in Israel found that those taking statins had a 39% lower risk of death compared to those not taking statins, highlighting the potential of this medication to significantly reduce sepsis mortality.
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40% Bias Score
AI Model Trained on NHS Data Sparks Privacy Concerns
A large language model, Foresight, trained on 57 million de-identified English patient records without proper consultation, sparking controversy and demands for an external audit by the Information Commissioner's Office.
AI Model Trained on NHS Data Sparks Privacy Concerns
A large language model, Foresight, trained on 57 million de-identified English patient records without proper consultation, sparking controversy and demands for an external audit by the Information Commissioner's Office.
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48% Bias Score
AI in Healthcare: A Transformative Revolution or Exacerbation of Inequality?
Former British Prime Minister Tony Blair urges the UK to embrace AI in healthcare, citing transformative potential; Saudi Arabia's first AI clinic exemplifies AI's growing role, but concerns remain about equitable access and potential exacerbation of health inequalities.
AI in Healthcare: A Transformative Revolution or Exacerbation of Inequality?
Former British Prime Minister Tony Blair urges the UK to embrace AI in healthcare, citing transformative potential; Saudi Arabia's first AI clinic exemplifies AI's growing role, but concerns remain about equitable access and potential exacerbation of health inequalities.
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40% Bias Score
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