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Family Launches £130,000+ Fundraiser for Child's Cancer Treatment
An 11-year-old girl from Peterborough, Millie Blair, diagnosed with osteosarcoma last year, had her leg amputated and needs £130,000+ for specialist care; her family launched a fundraising campaign including an 88-mile charity walk.
Family Launches £130,000+ Fundraiser for Child's Cancer Treatment
An 11-year-old girl from Peterborough, Millie Blair, diagnosed with osteosarcoma last year, had her leg amputated and needs £130,000+ for specialist care; her family launched a fundraising campaign including an 88-mile charity walk.
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40% Bias Score
Fit Teacher Dies Days After Brain Tumor Diagnosis
51-year-old fit and healthy sports teacher Glenn Colmer died from a high-grade glioma brain tumor less than a week after diagnosis, highlighting the aggressive and often fatal nature of this cancer and the need for increased awareness and research funding.
Fit Teacher Dies Days After Brain Tumor Diagnosis
51-year-old fit and healthy sports teacher Glenn Colmer died from a high-grade glioma brain tumor less than a week after diagnosis, highlighting the aggressive and often fatal nature of this cancer and the need for increased awareness and research funding.
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48% Bias Score
Benefits Cut Linked to Mother's Suicide
A UK inquest determined that the suicide of Jodey Whiting, a 42-year-old mother of nine from Stockton-on-Tees with numerous health problems, was caused by the Department for Work and Pensions' decision to cut her benefits after deeming her fit for work despite her conditions.
Benefits Cut Linked to Mother's Suicide
A UK inquest determined that the suicide of Jodey Whiting, a 42-year-old mother of nine from Stockton-on-Tees with numerous health problems, was caused by the Department for Work and Pensions' decision to cut her benefits after deeming her fit for work despite her conditions.
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44% Bias Score
Exercise Significantly Reduces Cancer Death and Recurrence Risk
A clinical trial involving 889 colon cancer patients found that a structured exercise program after treatment reduced death risk by 37% and cancer recurrence by 28% compared to a control group, presenting evidence that exercise is as effective as, or better than, some cancer drugs.
Exercise Significantly Reduces Cancer Death and Recurrence Risk
A clinical trial involving 889 colon cancer patients found that a structured exercise program after treatment reduced death risk by 37% and cancer recurrence by 28% compared to a control group, presenting evidence that exercise is as effective as, or better than, some cancer drugs.
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36% Bias Score
Exercise Cuts Colon Cancer Death Risk by 37 Percent
A clinical trial involving 889 colon cancer patients across six countries revealed that 10 hours of weekly exercise reduced the risk of death by 37 percent over eight years, suggesting exercise as a significant adjuvant therapy.
Exercise Cuts Colon Cancer Death Risk by 37 Percent
A clinical trial involving 889 colon cancer patients across six countries revealed that 10 hours of weekly exercise reduced the risk of death by 37 percent over eight years, suggesting exercise as a significant adjuvant therapy.
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56% Bias Score
Exercise Improves Colon Cancer Survival by 37%, Study Shows
A Canadian study of 889 colon cancer patients showed that a structured three-year exercise program reduced mortality risk by 37% compared to an educational control group, establishing exercise as a new cancer treatment modality.
Exercise Improves Colon Cancer Survival by 37%, Study Shows
A Canadian study of 889 colon cancer patients showed that a structured three-year exercise program reduced mortality risk by 37% compared to an educational control group, establishing exercise as a new cancer treatment modality.
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40% Bias Score
Czech Woman Mistakenly Declared Dead, Found Alive by Funeral Workers
In Pilsen, Czech Republic, an 88-year-old woman was mistakenly declared dead by a coroner but was found alive by funeral workers, prompting a police investigation into potential negligence and calls for improved protocols.
Czech Woman Mistakenly Declared Dead, Found Alive by Funeral Workers
In Pilsen, Czech Republic, an 88-year-old woman was mistakenly declared dead by a coroner but was found alive by funeral workers, prompting a police investigation into potential negligence and calls for improved protocols.
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36% Bias Score
French League Against Cancer President Highlights Healthcare Inequalities in Cancer Care
Philippe Bergerot, newly elected president of the French League Against Cancer, highlights the need for improved cancer patient care in France, citing insufficient support and unequal access to treatment, leading to a manifesto with ten recommendations submitted to the French president.
French League Against Cancer President Highlights Healthcare Inequalities in Cancer Care
Philippe Bergerot, newly elected president of the French League Against Cancer, highlights the need for improved cancer patient care in France, citing insufficient support and unequal access to treatment, leading to a manifesto with ten recommendations submitted to the French president.
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36% Bias Score
Magda Szubanski Reveals Stage Four Cancer Diagnosis
Australian comedian Magda Szubanski, 64, announced her stage four Mantle Cell Lymphoma diagnosis last week, expressing gratitude for the support while undergoing the Nordic protocol treatment discovered incidentally during a breast screen.
Magda Szubanski Reveals Stage Four Cancer Diagnosis
Australian comedian Magda Szubanski, 64, announced her stage four Mantle Cell Lymphoma diagnosis last week, expressing gratitude for the support while undergoing the Nordic protocol treatment discovered incidentally during a breast screen.
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24% Bias Score
Car T-cell Immunotherapy Extends Life of Gastric Cancer Patients by 40%
A world-first clinical trial in China shows that Car T-cell immunotherapy significantly increases the lifespan of patients with advanced gastric or gastro-oesophageal junction cancer by approximately 40%, offering a potential paradigm shift in the treatment of solid tumors, according to results publ...
Car T-cell Immunotherapy Extends Life of Gastric Cancer Patients by 40%
A world-first clinical trial in China shows that Car T-cell immunotherapy significantly increases the lifespan of patients with advanced gastric or gastro-oesophageal junction cancer by approximately 40%, offering a potential paradigm shift in the treatment of solid tumors, according to results publ...
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48% Bias Score
Camizestrant Shows Significant Promise in Treating Aggressive Breast Cancer
A clinical trial shows that the drug camizestrant significantly reduces the risk of progression or death in patients with HR-positive HER2-negative breast cancer who have the ESR1 mutation, a common cause of treatment resistance; the drug is being fast-tracked for approval in the US and UK.
Camizestrant Shows Significant Promise in Treating Aggressive Breast Cancer
A clinical trial shows that the drug camizestrant significantly reduces the risk of progression or death in patients with HR-positive HER2-negative breast cancer who have the ESR1 mutation, a common cause of treatment resistance; the drug is being fast-tracked for approval in the US and UK.
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56% Bias Score
COVID-19 Vaccines Recommended for Pregnant Women Despite Controversy
The CDC recommends COVID-19 vaccination for pregnant women due to increased risk of severe illness and death from COVID-19, despite claims by Robert F. Kennedy Jr. that the vaccine is unnecessary for healthy pregnant women, while studies are ongoing.
COVID-19 Vaccines Recommended for Pregnant Women Despite Controversy
The CDC recommends COVID-19 vaccination for pregnant women due to increased risk of severe illness and death from COVID-19, despite claims by Robert F. Kennedy Jr. that the vaccine is unnecessary for healthy pregnant women, while studies are ongoing.
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40% Bias Score
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