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Barcelona's Ciudad Meridiana: A Neighborhood's Struggle with Suicidal Ideation
A Barcelona neighborhood, Ciudad Meridiana, exhibits a strikingly high suicide attempt rate—triple the city average—with women attempting suicide five times more often than in other areas; this disparity is linked to poverty, social isolation, and inadequate mental healthcare resources.
Barcelona's Ciudad Meridiana: A Neighborhood's Struggle with Suicidal Ideation
A Barcelona neighborhood, Ciudad Meridiana, exhibits a strikingly high suicide attempt rate—triple the city average—with women attempting suicide five times more often than in other areas; this disparity is linked to poverty, social isolation, and inadequate mental healthcare resources.
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72% Bias Score


North Carolina Girls' School Closes Following Two Suicides
Asheville Academy, a North Carolina residential treatment school for girls, closed after two students died by suicide within a month, prompting a state investigation that began May 8th and led to a cease-and-desist order on May 27th, prohibiting new admissions.
North Carolina Girls' School Closes Following Two Suicides
Asheville Academy, a North Carolina residential treatment school for girls, closed after two students died by suicide within a month, prompting a state investigation that began May 8th and led to a cease-and-desist order on May 27th, prohibiting new admissions.
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56% Bias Score


CDC Official Resigns After HHS Removes Covid-19 Vaccine Recommendations
Dr. Lakshmi Panagiotakopoulos, CDC co-lead for Covid-19 vaccine recommendations, resigned following the HHS's removal of recommendations for Covid-19 vaccines in healthy children and pregnant women, contradicting medical evidence and potentially impacting vaccine access.
CDC Official Resigns After HHS Removes Covid-19 Vaccine Recommendations
Dr. Lakshmi Panagiotakopoulos, CDC co-lead for Covid-19 vaccine recommendations, resigned following the HHS's removal of recommendations for Covid-19 vaccines in healthy children and pregnant women, contradicting medical evidence and potentially impacting vaccine access.
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32% Bias Score


Bavaria's Critical Organ Shortage Highlights Germany's Transplant Crisis
In Bavaria, 1100 people await organ transplants, but only 157 post-mortem donations occurred in 2024, reflecting a nationwide shortage of 8100 people awaiting organs with only 953 donations last year; the current system, requiring explicit consent, leads to many donations being declined.
Bavaria's Critical Organ Shortage Highlights Germany's Transplant Crisis
In Bavaria, 1100 people await organ transplants, but only 157 post-mortem donations occurred in 2024, reflecting a nationwide shortage of 8100 people awaiting organs with only 953 donations last year; the current system, requiring explicit consent, leads to many donations being declined.
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36% Bias Score


Vietnam Scraps Two-Child Policy Amid Declining Birth Rates
Vietnam abolished its two-child policy on Tuesday, aiming to reverse declining birth rates (1.91 children per woman in 2024) and mitigate the pressures of an aging population, with concerns over a shrinking workforce and increasing elderly care costs.
Vietnam Scraps Two-Child Policy Amid Declining Birth Rates
Vietnam abolished its two-child policy on Tuesday, aiming to reverse declining birth rates (1.91 children per woman in 2024) and mitigate the pressures of an aging population, with concerns over a shrinking workforce and increasing elderly care costs.
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40% Bias Score


Gene Editing to Combat Malaria: Ethical Concerns and Ecological Risks
Target Malaria, funded by the Gates Foundation and Open Philanthropy, is using gene editing to suppress malaria-carrying mosquitoes in sub-Saharan Africa, aiming for population reduction within five years, raising ethical concerns about species extinction and ecosystem impacts, but offering potentia...
Gene Editing to Combat Malaria: Ethical Concerns and Ecological Risks
Target Malaria, funded by the Gates Foundation and Open Philanthropy, is using gene editing to suppress malaria-carrying mosquitoes in sub-Saharan Africa, aiming for population reduction within five years, raising ethical concerns about species extinction and ecosystem impacts, but offering potentia...
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48% Bias Score

France Bans #SkinnyTok Hashtag on TikTok Amid Body Image Concerns
France pressured TikTok into banning the #SkinnyTok hashtag, which promoted unhealthy weight loss and extreme thinness, accumulating over half a million posts before its removal; this highlights concerns about the platform's influence on young users and the need for stronger regulations.

France Bans #SkinnyTok Hashtag on TikTok Amid Body Image Concerns
France pressured TikTok into banning the #SkinnyTok hashtag, which promoted unhealthy weight loss and extreme thinness, accumulating over half a million posts before its removal; this highlights concerns about the platform's influence on young users and the need for stronger regulations.
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48% Bias Score

Taiwan Uses AI Robots to Combat Global Nursing Shortage
To combat a projected global shortage of 4.5 million nurses by 2030, Taiwan's hospitals are integrating AI-powered robots like Nurabot to handle routine tasks, reducing nurse workloads by up to 30% and improving patient care.

Taiwan Uses AI Robots to Combat Global Nursing Shortage
To combat a projected global shortage of 4.5 million nurses by 2030, Taiwan's hospitals are integrating AI-powered robots like Nurabot to handle routine tasks, reducing nurse workloads by up to 30% and improving patient care.
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56% Bias Score

AI Foot Scanner Detects Worsening Heart Failure 13 Days Before Hospitalization
A new AI-powered foot scanner, developed by Heartfelt Technologies, can detect worsening heart failure up to 13 days before hospital admission, potentially improving patient outcomes and reducing healthcare costs.

AI Foot Scanner Detects Worsening Heart Failure 13 Days Before Hospitalization
A new AI-powered foot scanner, developed by Heartfelt Technologies, can detect worsening heart failure up to 13 days before hospital admission, potentially improving patient outcomes and reducing healthcare costs.
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36% Bias Score

Manitoba Nursing Regulator Raises Alarm Over Internationally Educated Nurses
Manitoba's nursing regulator alleges that internationally educated nurses licensed through interprovincial labor mobility are contributing to preventable patient deaths, prompting a conflict with the provincial government over licensing standards and the Canadian Free Trade Agreement.

Manitoba Nursing Regulator Raises Alarm Over Internationally Educated Nurses
Manitoba's nursing regulator alleges that internationally educated nurses licensed through interprovincial labor mobility are contributing to preventable patient deaths, prompting a conflict with the provincial government over licensing standards and the Canadian Free Trade Agreement.
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52% Bias Score

Queensland Pill-Testing Trial Closed, Evaluation Withheld
Queensland's short-lived pill-testing trial, shut down by the LNP government in April 2024, despite a completed $453,286 evaluation, highlights a lack of overdose monitoring and potential increase in harm from dangerous drugs like nitazenes, with one death reported.

Queensland Pill-Testing Trial Closed, Evaluation Withheld
Queensland's short-lived pill-testing trial, shut down by the LNP government in April 2024, despite a completed $453,286 evaluation, highlights a lack of overdose monitoring and potential increase in harm from dangerous drugs like nitazenes, with one death reported.
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56% Bias Score

Martinez Refinery Fire: Contractor Oversight and Regulations Cited as Root Causes
A February 1st fire at the Martinez Refinery Company, lasting three days, injured six workers, and released harmful chemicals, prompting a shelter-in-place order; a root cause analysis blames inadequate contractor training and supervision, worsened by California regulations restricting access to qua...

Martinez Refinery Fire: Contractor Oversight and Regulations Cited as Root Causes
A February 1st fire at the Martinez Refinery Company, lasting three days, injured six workers, and released harmful chemicals, prompting a shelter-in-place order; a root cause analysis blames inadequate contractor training and supervision, worsened by California regulations restricting access to qua...
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36% Bias Score
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