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Rabies Death Highlights Need for Organ Donor Screening Changes
A Michigan resident died of rabies in January 2025 after receiving an organ transplant in Ohio in December 2024; health officials confirmed the transmission occurred via the transplanted organ, and while organ donors are screened for various diseases, rabies testing is not standard.
Rabies Death Highlights Need for Organ Donor Screening Changes
A Michigan resident died of rabies in January 2025 after receiving an organ transplant in Ohio in December 2024; health officials confirmed the transmission occurred via the transplanted organ, and while organ donors are screened for various diseases, rabies testing is not standard.
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48% Bias Score
Consortium to Rescue Pennsylvania Hospitals
A consortium is forming to potentially rescue Crozer-Chester Medical Center and Taylor Hospital in Delaware County, Pennsylvania, after a previous deal fell apart; a $13 million stopgap measure is in place while negotiations continue.
Consortium to Rescue Pennsylvania Hospitals
A consortium is forming to potentially rescue Crozer-Chester Medical Center and Taylor Hospital in Delaware County, Pennsylvania, after a previous deal fell apart; a $13 million stopgap measure is in place while negotiations continue.
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Nighttime Mood Dips: Understanding the Causes and Management
Many people experience heightened negative emotions at night, a phenomenon sometimes called "nighttime depression," which is linked to circadian rhythms and influenced by lifestyle factors; while not a formal diagnosis, persistent or severe symptoms warrant professional help.
Nighttime Mood Dips: Understanding the Causes and Management
Many people experience heightened negative emotions at night, a phenomenon sometimes called "nighttime depression," which is linked to circadian rhythms and influenced by lifestyle factors; while not a formal diagnosis, persistent or severe symptoms warrant professional help.
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World-First Pig-to-Human Liver Transplant Achieved in China
Surgeons in China successfully transplanted a genetically modified pig liver into a brain-dead human, marking a world-first in xenotransplantation; the liver functioned normally for 10 days before the family requested its removal.
World-First Pig-to-Human Liver Transplant Achieved in China
Surgeons in China successfully transplanted a genetically modified pig liver into a brain-dead human, marking a world-first in xenotransplantation; the liver functioned normally for 10 days before the family requested its removal.
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Successful Pig Liver Transplant in China Offers Hope for Acute Liver Failure
A Chinese hospital successfully transplanted a genetically modified pig liver into a brain-dead patient, keeping the patient alive for 10 days; this offers a potential solution for patients with acute liver failure needing urgent transplants, but high costs and reliance on foreign companies pose cha...
Successful Pig Liver Transplant in China Offers Hope for Acute Liver Failure
A Chinese hospital successfully transplanted a genetically modified pig liver into a brain-dead patient, keeping the patient alive for 10 days; this offers a potential solution for patients with acute liver failure needing urgent transplants, but high costs and reliance on foreign companies pose cha...
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Longitudinal Study Links Middle-Age Diet to Healthy Aging
A 30-year study of over 100,000 Americans found that a diet rich in fruits, vegetables, and whole grains is associated with better physical and mental health at age 70, while high consumption of processed foods is linked to poorer outcomes; only 9.3% of participants achieved healthy aging.
Longitudinal Study Links Middle-Age Diet to Healthy Aging
A 30-year study of over 100,000 Americans found that a diet rich in fruits, vegetables, and whole grains is associated with better physical and mental health at age 70, while high consumption of processed foods is linked to poorer outcomes; only 9.3% of participants achieved healthy aging.
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German Court Rules on Data Privacy for Online Non-Prescription Drug Sales
The German Federal Court of Justice ruled that online sales of non-prescription medications on platforms like Amazon require explicit customer consent for data collection, aligning with GDPR regulations regarding sensitive health data and impacting the approximately 20% market share of online sales ...
German Court Rules on Data Privacy for Online Non-Prescription Drug Sales
The German Federal Court of Justice ruled that online sales of non-prescription medications on platforms like Amazon require explicit customer consent for data collection, aligning with GDPR regulations regarding sensitive health data and impacting the approximately 20% market share of online sales ...
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Health Crisis Prevents Trabert from Assuming Bundestag Mandate
Due to health complications from multiple strokes, Gerhard Trabert, the 68-year-old top candidate for the Left party in Rhineland-Palatinate, cannot assume his recently won Bundestag mandate; his family seeks dialogue with parliamentary bodies regarding this matter.
Health Crisis Prevents Trabert from Assuming Bundestag Mandate
Due to health complications from multiple strokes, Gerhard Trabert, the 68-year-old top candidate for the Left party in Rhineland-Palatinate, cannot assume his recently won Bundestag mandate; his family seeks dialogue with parliamentary bodies regarding this matter.
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Overprescription of Benzodiazepines: A Systemic Crisis Affecting Women
Women are prescribed benzodiazepines at nearly twice the rate of men, leading to high rates of dependence and withdrawal complications due to outdated medical practices, gender biases, and a societal preference for medication over addressing root causes of women's distress.
Overprescription of Benzodiazepines: A Systemic Crisis Affecting Women
Women are prescribed benzodiazepines at nearly twice the rate of men, leading to high rates of dependence and withdrawal complications due to outdated medical practices, gender biases, and a societal preference for medication over addressing root causes of women's distress.
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48% Bias Score
First Successful Pig-to-Human Liver Transplant
A team in China successfully transplanted a genetically modified pig liver into a 50-year-old brain-dead man, marking the first time a pig liver has been transplanted into a human and functioning for 10 days before the family terminated the experiment.
First Successful Pig-to-Human Liver Transplant
A team in China successfully transplanted a genetically modified pig liver into a 50-year-old brain-dead man, marking the first time a pig liver has been transplanted into a human and functioning for 10 days before the family terminated the experiment.
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52% Bias Score
Pope Francis's Medical Team Briefly Considered Halting Treatment
Pope Francis's medical team briefly considered halting treatment after his condition severely worsened on February 28th, but the Pope opted for continued care; he was discharged from the hospital on Sunday after 38 days of treatment for double pneumonia, and a state visit is postponed due to his hea...
Pope Francis's Medical Team Briefly Considered Halting Treatment
Pope Francis's medical team briefly considered halting treatment after his condition severely worsened on February 28th, but the Pope opted for continued care; he was discharged from the hospital on Sunday after 38 days of treatment for double pneumonia, and a state visit is postponed due to his hea...
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52% Bias Score
B.C. Drug Policies Linked to Increased Opioid Hospitalizations
A study in British Columbia found that safer supply and drug decriminalization policies were associated with a 58 percent increase in opioid overdose hospitalizations compared to before 2020, although there was no corresponding change in deaths; researchers suggest this may be due to reduced stigma ...
B.C. Drug Policies Linked to Increased Opioid Hospitalizations
A study in British Columbia found that safer supply and drug decriminalization policies were associated with a 58 percent increase in opioid overdose hospitalizations compared to before 2020, although there was no corresponding change in deaths; researchers suggest this may be due to reduced stigma ...
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40% Bias Score
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