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Xinjiang Emerges as Central Asian Healthcare Hub
Xinjiang's medical institutions treated over 5,000 Central Asian patients since 2022, driven by geographical proximity, similar climate, advanced facilities, visa-free travel, and the growing popularity of TCM, solidifying its role as a regional healthcare hub.
Xinjiang Emerges as Central Asian Healthcare Hub
Xinjiang's medical institutions treated over 5,000 Central Asian patients since 2022, driven by geographical proximity, similar climate, advanced facilities, visa-free travel, and the growing popularity of TCM, solidifying its role as a regional healthcare hub.
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52% Bias Score
Sukiya Shuts Nearly All Stores After Pest Contamination Incidents
Sukiya, Japan's largest gyudon chain, temporarily closed almost all of its 2,000 locations for cleaning this week after a rat was found in miso soup in January and an insect in food on Friday, leading to a company-wide apology and investigation.
Sukiya Shuts Nearly All Stores After Pest Contamination Incidents
Sukiya, Japan's largest gyudon chain, temporarily closed almost all of its 2,000 locations for cleaning this week after a rat was found in miso soup in January and an insect in food on Friday, leading to a company-wide apology and investigation.
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40% Bias Score
USAID Funding Cuts Cause Surge in Tuberculosis Deaths and Infections
The Trump administration's abrupt cuts to USAID funding have caused significant disruptions to global tuberculosis programs, leading to thousands of deaths and a projected surge in infections, particularly affecting vulnerable populations and creating conditions for drug-resistant strains to thrive.
USAID Funding Cuts Cause Surge in Tuberculosis Deaths and Infections
The Trump administration's abrupt cuts to USAID funding have caused significant disruptions to global tuberculosis programs, leading to thousands of deaths and a projected surge in infections, particularly affecting vulnerable populations and creating conditions for drug-resistant strains to thrive.
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48% Bias Score
HHS Restructuring Eliminates Infectious Disease Experts Amidst Growing Health Threats
The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) is undergoing restructuring under Robert F. Kennedy Jr., resulting in a 20,000 employee reduction, including substantial cuts at the FDA, CDC, NIH, and the Office of Infectious Disease and HIV/AIDS Policy (OIDP), raising concerns about the natio...
HHS Restructuring Eliminates Infectious Disease Experts Amidst Growing Health Threats
The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) is undergoing restructuring under Robert F. Kennedy Jr., resulting in a 20,000 employee reduction, including substantial cuts at the FDA, CDC, NIH, and the Office of Infectious Disease and HIV/AIDS Policy (OIDP), raising concerns about the natio...
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60% Bias Score
Sucralose Increases Appetite, Study Finds
A new study finds that the artificial sweetener sucralose increases appetite by nearly 20% compared to sugar or water, activating the brain's hunger regulation area and potentially hindering weight loss efforts, contradicting some manufacturers' claims.
Sucralose Increases Appetite, Study Finds
A new study finds that the artificial sweetener sucralose increases appetite by nearly 20% compared to sugar or water, activating the brain's hunger regulation area and potentially hindering weight loss efforts, contradicting some manufacturers' claims.
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40% Bias Score
NIH Cancels $2 Million Vaccine Safety Grant Amidst Policy Shift
Dr. Nisha Acharya's nearly $2 million NIH grant to study the Shingrix vaccine's safety and efficacy was canceled on March 10th due to a new HHS policy shift under Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s leadership, impacting her research team and highlighting concerns about research funding.
NIH Cancels $2 Million Vaccine Safety Grant Amidst Policy Shift
Dr. Nisha Acharya's nearly $2 million NIH grant to study the Shingrix vaccine's safety and efficacy was canceled on March 10th due to a new HHS policy shift under Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s leadership, impacting her research team and highlighting concerns about research funding.
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44% Bias Score
Film Promotes Autism Understanding in Norfolk Schools
Jordan Winn's film "My Brain, My World" is being shown to hundreds of West Norfolk students to improve understanding of autism, based on his experiences navigating school with undiagnosed autism; student feedback indicates the film promotes empathy and knowledge.
Film Promotes Autism Understanding in Norfolk Schools
Jordan Winn's film "My Brain, My World" is being shown to hundreds of West Norfolk students to improve understanding of autism, based on his experiences navigating school with undiagnosed autism; student feedback indicates the film promotes empathy and knowledge.
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28% Bias Score
Humor's Impact: Positive and Negative Effects on Psychology and Social Bonds
Professor Nevzat Tarhan discusses the impact of humor on psychology and social relations, emphasizing the importance of context-appropriate humor to avoid negative consequences, particularly in children, while highlighting its stress-reducing benefits and potential use in leadership and communicatio...
Humor's Impact: Positive and Negative Effects on Psychology and Social Bonds
Professor Nevzat Tarhan discusses the impact of humor on psychology and social relations, emphasizing the importance of context-appropriate humor to avoid negative consequences, particularly in children, while highlighting its stress-reducing benefits and potential use in leadership and communicatio...
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28% Bias Score
USAID Funding Cuts Cause Global Tuberculosis Crisis
The Trump administration's abrupt cuts to USAID funding have disrupted global tuberculosis (TB) treatment programs, causing an estimated 11,000 additional deaths and a projected 28-32% increase in TB infections this year, impacting millions and hindering efforts to eliminate the disease by 2030.
USAID Funding Cuts Cause Global Tuberculosis Crisis
The Trump administration's abrupt cuts to USAID funding have disrupted global tuberculosis (TB) treatment programs, causing an estimated 11,000 additional deaths and a projected 28-32% increase in TB infections this year, impacting millions and hindering efforts to eliminate the disease by 2030.
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48% Bias Score
ATTD 2025: Diabetes Technology Advancements and Access Concerns
The ATTD 2025 conference in Amsterdam (March 19-22) showcased advancements in diabetes treatments and technology, including stem-cell based beta-cell replacement therapies and GLP-1/harmine combinations for beta-cell regeneration, alongside concerns about unequal access to these technologies and the...
ATTD 2025: Diabetes Technology Advancements and Access Concerns
The ATTD 2025 conference in Amsterdam (March 19-22) showcased advancements in diabetes treatments and technology, including stem-cell based beta-cell replacement therapies and GLP-1/harmine combinations for beta-cell regeneration, alongside concerns about unequal access to these technologies and the...
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56% Bias Score
WHO to Cut Budget by 20% Following US Withdrawal
The World Health Organization (WHO) will cut its budget by 20% and reduce staff due to a $600 million loss in funding from the US withdrawal, while the US plans to close the USAID, impacting global health initiatives and international aid.
WHO to Cut Budget by 20% Following US Withdrawal
The World Health Organization (WHO) will cut its budget by 20% and reduce staff due to a $600 million loss in funding from the US withdrawal, while the US plans to close the USAID, impacting global health initiatives and international aid.
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40% Bias Score
Australia's Drowning Crisis Exposes Systemic Failure of School Swimming Programs
This summer, 104 Australians drowned, revealing a critical decline in school swimming programs, leaving nearly half of year six students unable to swim 50 meters, exposing systemic inequalities and highlighting the urgent need for increased funding and improved access to swimming lessons.
Australia's Drowning Crisis Exposes Systemic Failure of School Swimming Programs
This summer, 104 Australians drowned, revealing a critical decline in school swimming programs, leaving nearly half of year six students unable to swim 50 meters, exposing systemic inequalities and highlighting the urgent need for increased funding and improved access to swimming lessons.
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40% Bias Score
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