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States Sue to Block Trump Administration's Defunding of Planned Parenthood
A coalition of 22 Democratic-led states and the District of Columbia filed a lawsuit on Tuesday in the US District Court of Massachusetts to block a Trump administration provision that defunds Planned Parenthood, arguing it violates the Constitution and Planned Parenthood's First Amendment rights, a...
States Sue to Block Trump Administration's Defunding of Planned Parenthood
A coalition of 22 Democratic-led states and the District of Columbia filed a lawsuit on Tuesday in the US District Court of Massachusetts to block a Trump administration provision that defunds Planned Parenthood, arguing it violates the Constitution and Planned Parenthood's First Amendment rights, a...
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60% Bias Score


Medicaid Work Requirements: Georgia's Costly and Problematic Model
A new law mandates Medicaid work requirements for low-income adults in most US states; Georgia's experience shows high implementation costs (over \$91 million), significant bureaucratic hurdles, and numerous cases of improper denials and appeals, raising concerns about nationwide impact.
Medicaid Work Requirements: Georgia's Costly and Problematic Model
A new law mandates Medicaid work requirements for low-income adults in most US states; Georgia's experience shows high implementation costs (over \$91 million), significant bureaucratic hurdles, and numerous cases of improper denials and appeals, raising concerns about nationwide impact.
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56% Bias Score


Georgia Birth Center Faces Hospital Opposition Amidst High Maternal Mortality
Katie Chubb's six-year struggle to open a birth center in Augusta, Georgia, highlights the US's high maternal and infant mortality rates and the lack of safe birthing options outside hospitals, exemplified by Clarissa Viens's traumatic home birth resulting in her son's brain injury.
Georgia Birth Center Faces Hospital Opposition Amidst High Maternal Mortality
Katie Chubb's six-year struggle to open a birth center in Augusta, Georgia, highlights the US's high maternal and infant mortality rates and the lack of safe birthing options outside hospitals, exemplified by Clarissa Viens's traumatic home birth resulting in her son's brain injury.
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60% Bias Score


Supreme Court Ruling Fuels Surge in Anti-Transgender Legislation
The US Supreme Court upheld Tennessee's ban on gender-affirming care for transgender minors, prompting 27 states to enact similar laws affecting an estimated 40% of transgender youth (ages 13-17) in those states and fueling a record number of anti-LGBTQ+ bills.
Supreme Court Ruling Fuels Surge in Anti-Transgender Legislation
The US Supreme Court upheld Tennessee's ban on gender-affirming care for transgender minors, prompting 27 states to enact similar laws affecting an estimated 40% of transgender youth (ages 13-17) in those states and fueling a record number of anti-LGBTQ+ bills.
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40% Bias Score


Guatemalan AI System Alma Improves Healthcare Access and Combats Misinformation
Guatemalan neuroscientist and physician Gabriela Asturias created Alma, a free AI health information system launched in 2020 to combat misinformation and improve healthcare access, currently reaching over 90,000 users monthly via various platforms and soon launching a mobile app.
Guatemalan AI System Alma Improves Healthcare Access and Combats Misinformation
Guatemalan neuroscientist and physician Gabriela Asturias created Alma, a free AI health information system launched in 2020 to combat misinformation and improve healthcare access, currently reaching over 90,000 users monthly via various platforms and soon launching a mobile app.
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36% Bias Score


High-Efficacy Depression Treatment Limited by Access: A Systemic Issue in US Mental Healthcare
A Stanford study showed TMS effectively treats severe depression, but high cost and lack of insurance coverage limit access, highlighting systemic issues in US mental healthcare where innovation outpaces access despite significant investment.
High-Efficacy Depression Treatment Limited by Access: A Systemic Issue in US Mental Healthcare
A Stanford study showed TMS effectively treats severe depression, but high cost and lack of insurance coverage limit access, highlighting systemic issues in US mental healthcare where innovation outpaces access despite significant investment.
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52% Bias Score

Federal Judge Blocks Planned Parenthood Defunding
A federal judge blocked the Trump administration's attempt to defund Planned Parenthood through Medicaid, preventing the potential closure of nearly 200 clinics and the loss of care for over 1 million patients nationwide, as the organization challenges a provision in the 2023 tax bill.

Federal Judge Blocks Planned Parenthood Defunding
A federal judge blocked the Trump administration's attempt to defund Planned Parenthood through Medicaid, preventing the potential closure of nearly 200 clinics and the loss of care for over 1 million patients nationwide, as the organization challenges a provision in the 2023 tax bill.
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40% Bias Score

Successful High-Risk Spinal Surgery in Niger
A Chinese medical team in Niger successfully performed a high-risk cervical spine surgery on a 16-year-old boy, Alkassou, who suffered a fracture-dislocation after falling from a cow on July 9th, restoring some movement to his paralyzed right arm despite limited local resources.

Successful High-Risk Spinal Surgery in Niger
A Chinese medical team in Niger successfully performed a high-risk cervical spine surgery on a 16-year-old boy, Alkassou, who suffered a fracture-dislocation after falling from a cow on July 9th, restoring some movement to his paralyzed right arm despite limited local resources.
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44% Bias Score

Australia Faces Hepatitis Elimination Challenge
A new report reveals that despite a cure for Hepatitis C and treatment for Hepatitis B, many Australians remain unaware of their infection due to stigma and lack of access to healthcare, jeopardizing the national goal of eliminating viral hepatitis by 2030.

Australia Faces Hepatitis Elimination Challenge
A new report reveals that despite a cure for Hepatitis C and treatment for Hepatitis B, many Australians remain unaware of their infection due to stigma and lack of access to healthcare, jeopardizing the national goal of eliminating viral hepatitis by 2030.
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24% Bias Score

Millions in U.S. Contraceptives to Be Incinerated
The U.S. is incinerating $9.7 million worth of contraceptives in France after rejecting offers to send them to developing countries, due to the Trump administration's anti-abortion stance and the Mexico City Policy, despite offers from the UN and family planning organizations.

Millions in U.S. Contraceptives to Be Incinerated
The U.S. is incinerating $9.7 million worth of contraceptives in France after rejecting offers to send them to developing countries, due to the Trump administration's anti-abortion stance and the Mexico City Policy, despite offers from the UN and family planning organizations.
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68% Bias Score

Postpartum Hemorrhage: Unequal Access to Treatment Fuels Global Maternal Mortality
Postpartum hemorrhage (PPH), causing 27% of maternal deaths in 2020, disproportionately affects low-income countries due to limited access to oxytocin and skilled healthcare providers, despite the availability of innovative alternatives.

Postpartum Hemorrhage: Unequal Access to Treatment Fuels Global Maternal Mortality
Postpartum hemorrhage (PPH), causing 27% of maternal deaths in 2020, disproportionately affects low-income countries due to limited access to oxytocin and skilled healthcare providers, despite the availability of innovative alternatives.
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40% Bias Score

Madrid's €5 Billion Hospital Contract: Budget Overruns and Billing Disputes
Between 2019 and 2024, the Madrid regional government paid Quirón over €5 billion to manage four public hospitals, exceeding the budget by €1.3 billion due to unpredictable patient choice and billing disputes, particularly regarding undocumented foreign patients (S85), leading to legal battles and f...

Madrid's €5 Billion Hospital Contract: Budget Overruns and Billing Disputes
Between 2019 and 2024, the Madrid regional government paid Quirón over €5 billion to manage four public hospitals, exceeding the budget by €1.3 billion due to unpredictable patient choice and billing disputes, particularly regarding undocumented foreign patients (S85), leading to legal battles and f...
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44% Bias Score
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