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NJ Mother Found Not Guilty by Reason of Insanity in Daughters' Drowning Deaths
Naomi Elkins, 27, of Lakewood, New Jersey, was found not guilty by reason of insanity for drowning her two daughters, ages 1 and 3, on June 25, 2023, after confessing to the killings for "religious reasons" due to a psychotic episode.
NJ Mother Found Not Guilty by Reason of Insanity in Daughters' Drowning Deaths
Naomi Elkins, 27, of Lakewood, New Jersey, was found not guilty by reason of insanity for drowning her two daughters, ages 1 and 3, on June 25, 2023, after confessing to the killings for "religious reasons" due to a psychotic episode.
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40% Bias Score
China to Optimize Elderly Care Services by 2035
China's January guideline aims to improve elderly care services by 2035, addressing the needs of its 297 million citizens aged 60 and above; the plan emphasizes affordability, expanding access, and workforce development to meet the challenges of its aging population.
China to Optimize Elderly Care Services by 2035
China's January guideline aims to improve elderly care services by 2035, addressing the needs of its 297 million citizens aged 60 and above; the plan emphasizes affordability, expanding access, and workforce development to meet the challenges of its aging population.
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44% Bias Score
Sea Lion Attack Raises Concerns Amidst Toxic Algae Bloom in Southern California
A 15-year-old girl was bitten by a sea lion in Long Beach, California, on March 30th, prompting concerns about toxic algae poisoning impacting marine mammals; hundreds of sick animals have been reported since late February, with the most recent bloom occurring earlier than usual along the Santa Barb...
Sea Lion Attack Raises Concerns Amidst Toxic Algae Bloom in Southern California
A 15-year-old girl was bitten by a sea lion in Long Beach, California, on March 30th, prompting concerns about toxic algae poisoning impacting marine mammals; hundreds of sick animals have been reported since late February, with the most recent bloom occurring earlier than usual along the Santa Barb...
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40% Bias Score
US Mortality Rates Exceed European Rates Across All Wealth Levels
A study of 73,000 Americans and Europeans aged 50-85 revealed that US mortality rates exceed those in Europe across all wealth levels, even among the wealthiest, highlighting systemic factors influencing health outcomes.
US Mortality Rates Exceed European Rates Across All Wealth Levels
A study of 73,000 Americans and Europeans aged 50-85 revealed that US mortality rates exceed those in Europe across all wealth levels, even among the wealthiest, highlighting systemic factors influencing health outcomes.
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32% Bias Score
China Unveils Plan for Comprehensive Elderly Care Services by 2035
China's government released a guideline in January to improve elderly care services by 2035, aiming to provide affordable and comprehensive care to its 297 million citizens aged 60 and above, easing the burden on families and developing the 'silver economy'.
China Unveils Plan for Comprehensive Elderly Care Services by 2035
China's government released a guideline in January to improve elderly care services by 2035, aiming to provide affordable and comprehensive care to its 297 million citizens aged 60 and above, easing the burden on families and developing the 'silver economy'.
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32% Bias Score
Technology, Overprotective Parenting Fuel Youth Mental Health Crisis
Increased technology use among children, coupled with overprotective parenting, is causing higher rates of anxiety and depression in young people born after 1996, according to studies by Dr. Jean M. Twenge and Professor Jonathan Haidt; a shift towards more autonomous, less supervised childhoods is s...
Technology, Overprotective Parenting Fuel Youth Mental Health Crisis
Increased technology use among children, coupled with overprotective parenting, is causing higher rates of anxiety and depression in young people born after 1996, according to studies by Dr. Jean M. Twenge and Professor Jonathan Haidt; a shift towards more autonomous, less supervised childhoods is s...
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36% Bias Score
US Aid Cuts Cripple Afghan Healthcare
Over 200 World Health Organization health facilities in Afghanistan, serving 1.84 million people, closed due to US aid cuts announced by the Trump administration in January 2021, causing a major humanitarian crisis, particularly impacting women and children.
US Aid Cuts Cripple Afghan Healthcare
Over 200 World Health Organization health facilities in Afghanistan, serving 1.84 million people, closed due to US aid cuts announced by the Trump administration in January 2021, causing a major humanitarian crisis, particularly impacting women and children.
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48% Bias Score
NSW Doctors Defy Court Order, Threatening Statewide Strike
Thousands of NSW doctors are planning a three-day strike next week, defying a court order, which could derail a resolution with the government over the mass resignation of 200 psychiatrists and demands for a 30% pay rise, exceeding the government's 10.5% offer.
NSW Doctors Defy Court Order, Threatening Statewide Strike
Thousands of NSW doctors are planning a three-day strike next week, defying a court order, which could derail a resolution with the government over the mass resignation of 200 psychiatrists and demands for a 30% pay rise, exceeding the government's 10.5% offer.
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52% Bias Score
Health Tech Dominates 2025 Zhongguancun Advanced Technology Competition
The 8th Zhongguancun International Advanced Technology Competition, held in Beijing from March 27-28, 2025, saw eight out of ten finalists focus on health care technologies, reflecting a booming sector projected to reach $1.2 trillion by 2024, and showcasing global collaboration with half of the fin...
Health Tech Dominates 2025 Zhongguancun Advanced Technology Competition
The 8th Zhongguancun International Advanced Technology Competition, held in Beijing from March 27-28, 2025, saw eight out of ten finalists focus on health care technologies, reflecting a booming sector projected to reach $1.2 trillion by 2024, and showcasing global collaboration with half of the fin...
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20% Bias Score
Counterfeit Whiskey Crisis in Zimbabwe
Counterfeit whiskey smuggled into Zimbabwe for a $20 bribe is causing a public health crisis and threatening the economy, prompting government crackdowns and highlighting the involvement of international crime syndicates.
Counterfeit Whiskey Crisis in Zimbabwe
Counterfeit whiskey smuggled into Zimbabwe for a $20 bribe is causing a public health crisis and threatening the economy, prompting government crackdowns and highlighting the involvement of international crime syndicates.
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24% Bias Score
Burnout: A Costly Global Workplace Crisis
Amy, a marketing director, suffered burnout in 2020 after experiencing sudden dizziness during a work event, highlighting the serious health and economic consequences of unmanaged workplace stress, costing the UK economy over £102 billion annually.
Burnout: A Costly Global Workplace Crisis
Amy, a marketing director, suffered burnout in 2020 after experiencing sudden dizziness during a work event, highlighting the serious health and economic consequences of unmanaged workplace stress, costing the UK economy over £102 billion annually.
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28% Bias Score
Dutch Government Approves Ban on Consumer Fireworks
Following years of advocacy by ophthalmologist Tjeerd de Faber, who witnessed numerous firework-related injuries in his practice, the Hague approved a ban on consumer fireworks, aiming to reduce injuries and costs associated with treatment.
Dutch Government Approves Ban on Consumer Fireworks
Following years of advocacy by ophthalmologist Tjeerd de Faber, who witnessed numerous firework-related injuries in his practice, the Hague approved a ban on consumer fireworks, aiming to reduce injuries and costs associated with treatment.
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52% Bias Score
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