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Free Hot Water Pilot Tackles Fuel Poverty in Northern Ireland
A pilot program in Northern Ireland provides free hot water to 20 Housing Executive tenants using excess renewable energy, potentially mitigating fuel poverty affecting at least 22% of households.
Free Hot Water Pilot Tackles Fuel Poverty in Northern Ireland
A pilot program in Northern Ireland provides free hot water to 20 Housing Executive tenants using excess renewable energy, potentially mitigating fuel poverty affecting at least 22% of households.
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36% Bias Score
Boehringer Ingelheim's 2024 Revenue Up 6.1%, Faces US Tariff, Regulatory Challenges
Boehringer Ingelheim reported a 6.1% increase in 2024 revenue (€26.8 billion), driven by strong sales of Jardiance and Nexgard, while investing €6.2 billion in R&D and facing potential US tariff impacts and regulatory hurdles in Germany.
Boehringer Ingelheim's 2024 Revenue Up 6.1%, Faces US Tariff, Regulatory Challenges
Boehringer Ingelheim reported a 6.1% increase in 2024 revenue (€26.8 billion), driven by strong sales of Jardiance and Nexgard, while investing €6.2 billion in R&D and facing potential US tariff impacts and regulatory hurdles in Germany.
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44% Bias Score
Dynamo's NHS-Enabled Return to Performing
Steven Frayne, the magician Dynamo, credits the NHS with his return to performing after a two-year break caused by severe arthritis and Crohn's disease, showcasing the NHS's impact on his career and the arts.
Dynamo's NHS-Enabled Return to Performing
Steven Frayne, the magician Dynamo, credits the NHS with his return to performing after a two-year break caused by severe arthritis and Crohn's disease, showcasing the NHS's impact on his career and the arts.
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4% Bias Score
Venezuelan Immigrant Faces Deportation, Jeopardizing Brother's Life-Saving Transplant
José Gregorio González, a Venezuelan immigrant and kidney donor, faces deportation from an Indiana detention center despite needing to provide a life-saving kidney transplant to his brother, José Alfredo Pacheco, who has end-stage renal disease, prompting community outrage and a demand for his relea...
Venezuelan Immigrant Faces Deportation, Jeopardizing Brother's Life-Saving Transplant
José Gregorio González, a Venezuelan immigrant and kidney donor, faces deportation from an Indiana detention center despite needing to provide a life-saving kidney transplant to his brother, José Alfredo Pacheco, who has end-stage renal disease, prompting community outrage and a demand for his relea...
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44% Bias Score
Myanmar Earthquake Overwhelms Healthcare System
A 7.7 magnitude earthquake in Myanmar caused extensive damage to medical facilities, leaving 4,521 injured and over 2,700 dead with an expected rise above 3,000, creating a critical shortage of medical care and supplies, particularly in Mandalay and Sagaing, where healthcare systems are overwhelmed ...
Myanmar Earthquake Overwhelms Healthcare System
A 7.7 magnitude earthquake in Myanmar caused extensive damage to medical facilities, leaving 4,521 injured and over 2,700 dead with an expected rise above 3,000, creating a critical shortage of medical care and supplies, particularly in Mandalay and Sagaing, where healthcare systems are overwhelmed ...
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24% Bias Score
Earthquake in Myanmar and Thailand Kills Over 2,000
A 7.7 magnitude earthquake struck Myanmar and Thailand on Friday, killing over 2,000 people and causing widespread damage; survival depends on factors such as weather, access to water and air, and the presence of a debris-free space.
Earthquake in Myanmar and Thailand Kills Over 2,000
A 7.7 magnitude earthquake struck Myanmar and Thailand on Friday, killing over 2,000 people and causing widespread damage; survival depends on factors such as weather, access to water and air, and the presence of a debris-free space.
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20% Bias Score
Massachusetts Maternity Ward Nurses' Brain Tumor Cluster Prompts Calls for Independent Investigation
Nurses at Newton-Wellesley Hospital's maternity ward are concerned about a cluster of brain tumor diagnoses among their colleagues, prompting an internal investigation that found no environmental risks, but nurses are calling for an independent investigation.
Massachusetts Maternity Ward Nurses' Brain Tumor Cluster Prompts Calls for Independent Investigation
Nurses at Newton-Wellesley Hospital's maternity ward are concerned about a cluster of brain tumor diagnoses among their colleagues, prompting an internal investigation that found no environmental risks, but nurses are calling for an independent investigation.
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56% Bias Score
IRMC Nurses Protest Staffing Shortages Amid Contract Negotiations
Nurses at Indiana Regional Medical Center (IRMC) held an informational picket on April 1st, protesting inadequate staffing levels (270 nurses, seeking 400) and the hospital's response during contract negotiations; IRMC acknowledged the concerns and stated that negotiations are ongoing.
IRMC Nurses Protest Staffing Shortages Amid Contract Negotiations
Nurses at Indiana Regional Medical Center (IRMC) held an informational picket on April 1st, protesting inadequate staffing levels (270 nurses, seeking 400) and the hospital's response during contract negotiations; IRMC acknowledged the concerns and stated that negotiations are ongoing.
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36% Bias Score
US Aid Cuts Cause Preventable Maternal and Infant Deaths in Afghanistan
The abrupt cuts to US foreign aid in Afghanistan caused the closure of over 200 health clinics, resulting in preventable maternal and infant deaths, as exemplified by a recent case where a mother and baby died due to inaccessible healthcare during a snowstorm.
US Aid Cuts Cause Preventable Maternal and Infant Deaths in Afghanistan
The abrupt cuts to US foreign aid in Afghanistan caused the closure of over 200 health clinics, resulting in preventable maternal and infant deaths, as exemplified by a recent case where a mother and baby died due to inaccessible healthcare during a snowstorm.
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52% Bias Score
US Aid Freeze Causes Afghan Healthcare Collapse, Leading to Preventable Deaths
The Trump administration's freeze on aid funding to Afghanistan caused over 200 healthcare facilities to shut down by March 2025, resulting in preventable maternal and infant deaths; this triggered similar cuts by other nations, exacerbating the crisis.
US Aid Freeze Causes Afghan Healthcare Collapse, Leading to Preventable Deaths
The Trump administration's freeze on aid funding to Afghanistan caused over 200 healthcare facilities to shut down by March 2025, resulting in preventable maternal and infant deaths; this triggered similar cuts by other nations, exacerbating the crisis.
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60% Bias Score
Gen Z Burnout Crisis: 98% Show Signs of Exhaustion
A 2022 Cigna survey found that 91% of Gen Z employees report stress, and 98% show burnout signs, highlighting three key causes: low job satisfaction from unmet workplace expectations, work-life imbalance, especially in remote roles, and constant social comparison on social media, leading to a genera...
Gen Z Burnout Crisis: 98% Show Signs of Exhaustion
A 2022 Cigna survey found that 91% of Gen Z employees report stress, and 98% show burnout signs, highlighting three key causes: low job satisfaction from unmet workplace expectations, work-life imbalance, especially in remote roles, and constant social comparison on social media, leading to a genera...
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48% Bias Score
Canada Urged to Boost Health Research Funding Amidst U.S. Cuts
The Canadian Medical Association Journal calls for increased Canadian health research funding to offset expected U.S. cuts, citing potential threats such as infectious disease outbreaks and a decline in reliable health data.
Canada Urged to Boost Health Research Funding Amidst U.S. Cuts
The Canadian Medical Association Journal calls for increased Canadian health research funding to offset expected U.S. cuts, citing potential threats such as infectious disease outbreaks and a decline in reliable health data.
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36% Bias Score
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