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Former Premier League Referee Learns to Walk Again
Uriah Rennie, the Premier League's first Black referee, is learning to walk again after a rare neurological condition caused paralysis; despite this, he will begin his role as Sheffield Hallam University chancellor in May.
Former Premier League Referee Learns to Walk Again
Uriah Rennie, the Premier League's first Black referee, is learning to walk again after a rare neurological condition caused paralysis; despite this, he will begin his role as Sheffield Hallam University chancellor in May.
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36% Bias Score
Glasgow NHS Worker's Killer Jailed for Eight Years
Darren McDade was jailed for eight years for the culpable homicide of NHS worker Kyle Zybilowicz on July 22, 2023, in Glasgow; McDade hid the murder weapon and burned his clothes after the incident, and claimed self-defense.
Glasgow NHS Worker's Killer Jailed for Eight Years
Darren McDade was jailed for eight years for the culpable homicide of NHS worker Kyle Zybilowicz on July 22, 2023, in Glasgow; McDade hid the murder weapon and burned his clothes after the incident, and claimed self-defense.
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40% Bias Score
EU's Slow Drug Approvals Delay Patient Access to Life-Saving Medicines
By 2050, one-third of the EU population will be over 65, underscoring the urgent need for health system modernization. Slower drug approvals (120 days behind the US and Japan) cause a 20-month delay in patient access to new medicines compared to the US, impacting those with cancer, cardiovascular di...
EU's Slow Drug Approvals Delay Patient Access to Life-Saving Medicines
By 2050, one-third of the EU population will be over 65, underscoring the urgent need for health system modernization. Slower drug approvals (120 days behind the US and Japan) cause a 20-month delay in patient access to new medicines compared to the US, impacting those with cancer, cardiovascular di...
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52% Bias Score
Low LDL-C Levels Linked to Reduced Dementia Risk
A South Korean study of 571,000 people found that low LDL-C levels (below 1.8 mmol/L) were associated with a 26% reduced risk of dementia and a 28% lower risk of Alzheimer's disease compared to higher levels (above 3.4 mmol/L); statin use offered additional protection.
Low LDL-C Levels Linked to Reduced Dementia Risk
A South Korean study of 571,000 people found that low LDL-C levels (below 1.8 mmol/L) were associated with a 26% reduced risk of dementia and a 28% lower risk of Alzheimer's disease compared to higher levels (above 3.4 mmol/L); statin use offered additional protection.
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28% Bias Score
NSW Doctors Strike to Halt Elective Surgeries
Thousands of NSW doctors will strike for three days next week, halting elective surgeries and outpatient clinics due to a rejected pay offer of 10.5 percent over three years, with the union demanding up to 30 percent to match other states' wages and address severe staff shortages and burnout.
NSW Doctors Strike to Halt Elective Surgeries
Thousands of NSW doctors will strike for three days next week, halting elective surgeries and outpatient clinics due to a rejected pay offer of 10.5 percent over three years, with the union demanding up to 30 percent to match other states' wages and address severe staff shortages and burnout.
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44% Bias Score
Dallas County Cuts Vaccination Clinics Amid Texas Measles Outbreak
Dallas County, Texas, has canceled over 50 vaccination clinics and laid off 21 public health workers due to $11.4 billion in federal funding cuts, jeopardizing measles prevention efforts amid a statewide outbreak of 422 cases.
Dallas County Cuts Vaccination Clinics Amid Texas Measles Outbreak
Dallas County, Texas, has canceled over 50 vaccination clinics and laid off 21 public health workers due to $11.4 billion in federal funding cuts, jeopardizing measles prevention efforts amid a statewide outbreak of 422 cases.
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48% Bias Score
Increased Pre-Sleep Screen Time Linked to Insomnia in Norwegian Study
A Norwegian study of over 45,000 students found that each extra hour of screen time before bed is linked to a 63% higher risk of insomnia and 24 fewer minutes of sleep, although causation was not established.
Increased Pre-Sleep Screen Time Linked to Insomnia in Norwegian Study
A Norwegian study of over 45,000 students found that each extra hour of screen time before bed is linked to a 63% higher risk of insomnia and 24 fewer minutes of sleep, although causation was not established.
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24% Bias Score
Antibiotic Resistance: UK Leads Globally, Faces Domestic Challenges
Antibiotic resistance (AMR) is a global threat, with the UK showing mixed progress domestically while being a global leader; the overuse of antibiotics in livestock is the biggest driver, demonstrated by the spread of colistin-resistant bacteria from China to London; new antibiotic development is sl...
Antibiotic Resistance: UK Leads Globally, Faces Domestic Challenges
Antibiotic resistance (AMR) is a global threat, with the UK showing mixed progress domestically while being a global leader; the overuse of antibiotics in livestock is the biggest driver, demonstrated by the spread of colistin-resistant bacteria from China to London; new antibiotic development is sl...
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24% Bias Score
Navajo Nation's Innovative Approach Combats Soaring Syphilis Rates in the U.S.
Syphilis cases have surged in the U.S. from 34,000 in 2003 to 209,000 in 2023, coinciding with a drop in CDC funding from $169 million to $80 million; however, the Navajo Nation's mobile testing and treatment program has achieved a greater than 20% reduction in syphilis cases in some areas.
Navajo Nation's Innovative Approach Combats Soaring Syphilis Rates in the U.S.
Syphilis cases have surged in the U.S. from 34,000 in 2003 to 209,000 in 2023, coinciding with a drop in CDC funding from $169 million to $80 million; however, the Navajo Nation's mobile testing and treatment program has achieved a greater than 20% reduction in syphilis cases in some areas.
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36% Bias Score
10,000 U.S. Health Agency Workers Laid Off Amid Measles Outbreak
Up to 20,000 employees, including those from the FDA, CDC, and NIH, face job losses due to a restructuring of the U.S. Department of Health, saving an estimated $1.8 billion annually, amid a measles outbreak and concerns over avian flu, according to a government announcement on April 1st, 2025.
10,000 U.S. Health Agency Workers Laid Off Amid Measles Outbreak
Up to 20,000 employees, including those from the FDA, CDC, and NIH, face job losses due to a restructuring of the U.S. Department of Health, saving an estimated $1.8 billion annually, amid a measles outbreak and concerns over avian flu, according to a government announcement on April 1st, 2025.
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48% Bias Score
Boosting Lymphatic System Shows Promise in Preventing Dementia
Researchers have found a potential treatment for cognitive decline that involves boosting the lymphatic system to clear brain waste more efficiently than the body's natural processes, potentially preventing dementia by overcoming the blood-brain barrier.
Boosting Lymphatic System Shows Promise in Preventing Dementia
Researchers have found a potential treatment for cognitive decline that involves boosting the lymphatic system to clear brain waste more efficiently than the body's natural processes, potentially preventing dementia by overcoming the blood-brain barrier.
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44% Bias Score
Statins May Reduce Alzheimer's Risk by a Third: Landmark Study
A South Korean study of 570,000 people found that low LDL cholesterol levels, especially when achieved with statins, reduced the risk of Alzheimer's by 28% and an additional 12% respectively, suggesting statins may protect against the disease by reducing brain cholesterol.
Statins May Reduce Alzheimer's Risk by a Third: Landmark Study
A South Korean study of 570,000 people found that low LDL cholesterol levels, especially when achieved with statins, reduced the risk of Alzheimer's by 28% and an additional 12% respectively, suggesting statins may protect against the disease by reducing brain cholesterol.
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40% Bias Score
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