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Flawed CDC Study Inflates Black Mold Health Risks
A flawed 1990s CDC study falsely linked black mold (Stachybotrys chartarum) to severe infant illness; subsequent reviews revealed methodological errors, including biased sampling and inaccurate calculations, weakening the causal link and highlighting challenges in establishing direct causal links be...
Flawed CDC Study Inflates Black Mold Health Risks
A flawed 1990s CDC study falsely linked black mold (Stachybotrys chartarum) to severe infant illness; subsequent reviews revealed methodological errors, including biased sampling and inaccurate calculations, weakening the causal link and highlighting challenges in establishing direct causal links be...
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44% Bias Score
Unmarried Individuals Show Lower Dementia Risk in Large-Scale Study
A study of over 24,000 US adults found that divorced or never-married participants had a 34-40% lower risk of developing dementia than married participants over 18 years, challenging previous assumptions about marriage and cognitive health, even after controlling for various health and lifestyle fac...
Unmarried Individuals Show Lower Dementia Risk in Large-Scale Study
A study of over 24,000 US adults found that divorced or never-married participants had a 34-40% lower risk of developing dementia than married participants over 18 years, challenging previous assumptions about marriage and cognitive health, even after controlling for various health and lifestyle fac...
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40% Bias Score
Barnaul's "Cyberday" Showcases Advanced Prosthetics
Barnaul hosted "Cyberday," showcasing advanced bioprosthetics that empower people with limb differences; the event highlighted success stories, technological advancements, and government accessibility programs.
Barnaul's "Cyberday" Showcases Advanced Prosthetics
Barnaul hosted "Cyberday," showcasing advanced bioprosthetics that empower people with limb differences; the event highlighted success stories, technological advancements, and government accessibility programs.
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52% Bias Score
19th-Century Condom Joins Rijksmuseum Collection
The Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam is displaying a 200-year-old illustrated condom, purchased for €1,000, as the first contraceptive sheath in its collection; the sheep-appendix condom, likely from a Parisian brothel circa 1830, features an erotic etching and is displayed as part of a small exhibition cal...
19th-Century Condom Joins Rijksmuseum Collection
The Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam is displaying a 200-year-old illustrated condom, purchased for €1,000, as the first contraceptive sheath in its collection; the sheep-appendix condom, likely from a Parisian brothel circa 1830, features an erotic etching and is displayed as part of a small exhibition cal...
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32% Bias Score
Corporate Manslaughter Investigation Launched into Nottingham Hospital Trust After Dozens of Baby Deaths
Nottinghamshire Police launched a corporate manslaughter investigation into Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust following dozens of baby deaths and injuries at its maternity units, examining over 200 family cases from a larger review involving more than 2000 cases of neonatal deaths, stillbirt...
Corporate Manslaughter Investigation Launched into Nottingham Hospital Trust After Dozens of Baby Deaths
Nottinghamshire Police launched a corporate manslaughter investigation into Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust following dozens of baby deaths and injuries at its maternity units, examining over 200 family cases from a larger review involving more than 2000 cases of neonatal deaths, stillbirt...
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28% Bias Score
New 'Smart Bomb' Cancer Treatment Shows Significant Improvement in HER2-Positive Metastatic Breast Cancer
A clinical trial involving nearly 400 patients with HER2-positive metastatic breast cancer showed that a new treatment combining T-DXd and pertuzumab reduced disease progression or death risk by 44%, with 15% achieving complete remission, compared to 8.5% with standard therapy; the findings will be ...
New 'Smart Bomb' Cancer Treatment Shows Significant Improvement in HER2-Positive Metastatic Breast Cancer
A clinical trial involving nearly 400 patients with HER2-positive metastatic breast cancer showed that a new treatment combining T-DXd and pertuzumab reduced disease progression or death risk by 44%, with 15% achieving complete remission, compared to 8.5% with standard therapy; the findings will be ...
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48% Bias Score
Irish Hospital Pioneers Nitrous Oxide Waste Reduction to Curb Healthcare's Climate Impact
St. John's Hospital in Limerick, Ireland, is phasing out its piped nitrous oxide system, switching to mobile cylinders to reduce waste and curb the gas's significant contribution to climate change, following similar initiatives in the UK and the Netherlands.
Irish Hospital Pioneers Nitrous Oxide Waste Reduction to Curb Healthcare's Climate Impact
St. John's Hospital in Limerick, Ireland, is phasing out its piped nitrous oxide system, switching to mobile cylinders to reduce waste and curb the gas's significant contribution to climate change, following similar initiatives in the UK and the Netherlands.
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20% Bias Score
HHS Ends $1 Billion COVID-19 Testing Program, Shifts Focus to Chronic Diseases
The Department of Health and Human Services ended a $1 billion COVID-19 testing program due to readily available tests and the pandemic's end, shifting focus to address chronic diseases impacting national security, as detailed in the "Make America Healthy Again" report.
HHS Ends $1 Billion COVID-19 Testing Program, Shifts Focus to Chronic Diseases
The Department of Health and Human Services ended a $1 billion COVID-19 testing program due to readily available tests and the pandemic's end, shifting focus to address chronic diseases impacting national security, as detailed in the "Make America Healthy Again" report.
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52% Bias Score
Cancer Survivor Scores Winning Goal in First Game Back
13-year-old Harry, recently recovered from acute myeloid leukemia (AML) after a stem-cell transplant, scored the winning goal in his first football game back, saving his team from relegation and inspiring his family and team with his remarkable recovery.
Cancer Survivor Scores Winning Goal in First Game Back
13-year-old Harry, recently recovered from acute myeloid leukemia (AML) after a stem-cell transplant, scored the winning goal in his first football game back, saving his team from relegation and inspiring his family and team with his remarkable recovery.
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28% Bias Score
Scotland's National Vacuum Bell Therapy Recommendation for Pectus Excavatum
Fifteen-year-old Ryan Dolan from Renfrew, Scotland, successfully used a vacuum bell to treat his pectus excavatum, a condition causing a sunken chest; Scotland is the first in the UK to recommend this less-invasive treatment nationally, impacting the lives of many suffering from the condition.
Scotland's National Vacuum Bell Therapy Recommendation for Pectus Excavatum
Fifteen-year-old Ryan Dolan from Renfrew, Scotland, successfully used a vacuum bell to treat his pectus excavatum, a condition causing a sunken chest; Scotland is the first in the UK to recommend this less-invasive treatment nationally, impacting the lives of many suffering from the condition.
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40% Bias Score
Groundbreaking Cancer Therapy Shows Remarkable Success in Late-Stage Prostate Cancer
A California study of 15 men with late-stage prostate cancer showed that 53% achieved complete remission using SYNC-T, a novel therapy involving tumor cryotherapy followed by localized immunotherapy; this exceeded expected survival rates, offering new hope for patients with limited treatment options...
Groundbreaking Cancer Therapy Shows Remarkable Success in Late-Stage Prostate Cancer
A California study of 15 men with late-stage prostate cancer showed that 53% achieved complete remission using SYNC-T, a novel therapy involving tumor cryotherapy followed by localized immunotherapy; this exceeded expected survival rates, offering new hope for patients with limited treatment options...
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48% Bias Score
US Withdrawal from WHO Creates Budget Crisis, Shifts Global Health Power
The US withdrawal from the World Health Organization (WHO) in 2026, triggered by President Trump's executive order, creates a $4.2 billion budget shortfall, potentially impacting disease control and global health initiatives, while China steps up funding.
US Withdrawal from WHO Creates Budget Crisis, Shifts Global Health Power
The US withdrawal from the World Health Organization (WHO) in 2026, triggered by President Trump's executive order, creates a $4.2 billion budget shortfall, potentially impacting disease control and global health initiatives, while China steps up funding.
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40% Bias Score
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