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UK Childhood Health Issues Linked to Reduced Adult Work Ability
Research from the IPPR shows that children in Great Britain with serious mental health conditions are 68% more likely to have limited work ability in adulthood, while those with physical health problems face a 38% higher risk; the study analyzed data from approximately 6,000 participants in the 1970...
UK Childhood Health Issues Linked to Reduced Adult Work Ability
Research from the IPPR shows that children in Great Britain with serious mental health conditions are 68% more likely to have limited work ability in adulthood, while those with physical health problems face a 38% higher risk; the study analyzed data from approximately 6,000 participants in the 1970...
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32% Bias Score
Analysis of Canadian Parties' Financial Platforms: Healthcare, Seniors, and Housing
The Canadian federal election saw three major parties—NDP, Liberal, and Conservative—offer differing financial plans, with significant spending pledges for healthcare, seniors' benefits, and housing, yet falling short on addressing senior poverty and the housing crisis.
Analysis of Canadian Parties' Financial Platforms: Healthcare, Seniors, and Housing
The Canadian federal election saw three major parties—NDP, Liberal, and Conservative—offer differing financial plans, with significant spending pledges for healthcare, seniors' benefits, and housing, yet falling short on addressing senior poverty and the housing crisis.
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52% Bias Score
German Study Reveals Billions in Unnecessary Medical Spending
A study in "Value in Health" found 430,000–1.1 million unnecessary medical procedures annually in German practices costing 10–15.5 million euros for one insurer, potentially costing 1.6–2.5 billion euros nationwide, exceeding the 2024 health insurance deficit.
German Study Reveals Billions in Unnecessary Medical Spending
A study in "Value in Health" found 430,000–1.1 million unnecessary medical procedures annually in German practices costing 10–15.5 million euros for one insurer, potentially costing 1.6–2.5 billion euros nationwide, exceeding the 2024 health insurance deficit.
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60% Bias Score
French Senate Approves 2025 Social Security Budget with €22.1 Billion Deficit
The French Senate approved the 2025 Social Security budget on Monday, with a €22.1 billion deficit, following concessions to opposition parties and the censure of the previous government; the budget includes increased health spending and a new penalty for missed medical appointments.
French Senate Approves 2025 Social Security Budget with €22.1 Billion Deficit
The French Senate approved the 2025 Social Security budget on Monday, with a €22.1 billion deficit, following concessions to opposition parties and the censure of the previous government; the budget includes increased health spending and a new penalty for missed medical appointments.
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36% Bias Score
Aging Population Fuels Investment Opportunities in Healthcare, Senior Living, and Entertainment
The global population aged 65+ is projected to double by 2050, creating significant investment opportunities in healthcare, senior living, and entertainment as spending habits shift with age; Goldman Sachs highlights specific companies poised to benefit.
Aging Population Fuels Investment Opportunities in Healthcare, Senior Living, and Entertainment
The global population aged 65+ is projected to double by 2050, creating significant investment opportunities in healthcare, senior living, and entertainment as spending habits shift with age; Goldman Sachs highlights specific companies poised to benefit.
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44% Bias Score
NHS Spends Record £12.3 Billion Outsourcing Patient Care
The NHS spent a record £12.3 billion in 2023/24 outsourcing patient care to private hospitals, a 12% increase from the previous year, exceeding pandemic spending to address high waiting lists; experts warn this isn't a long-term solution.
NHS Spends Record £12.3 Billion Outsourcing Patient Care
The NHS spent a record £12.3 billion in 2023/24 outsourcing patient care to private hospitals, a 12% increase from the previous year, exceeding pandemic spending to address high waiting lists; experts warn this isn't a long-term solution.
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36% Bias Score
AstraZeneca Shifts US Drug Production Amid Trade Tariffs, Warns Europe
AstraZeneca, reporting a 13% revenue rise to $15.6 billion in Q1 2024, is moving some US drug production from Europe to the US due to trade tariffs, warning Europe risks losing out to the US and China without increased healthcare spending.
AstraZeneca Shifts US Drug Production Amid Trade Tariffs, Warns Europe
AstraZeneca, reporting a 13% revenue rise to $15.6 billion in Q1 2024, is moving some US drug production from Europe to the US due to trade tariffs, warning Europe risks losing out to the US and China without increased healthcare spending.
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44% Bias Score
Dutch Spring Budget: Coalition Agreement Reached, Ministries Face Uncertain Funding
Following overnight negotiations, a coalition agreement on the Dutch spring budget was reached, impacting various ministries with potential budget cuts or limitations and no inflation adjustments. Minister Agema (PVV) clarified a reported 600 million euro cut to be a 400 million euro surplus that mu...
Dutch Spring Budget: Coalition Agreement Reached, Ministries Face Uncertain Funding
Following overnight negotiations, a coalition agreement on the Dutch spring budget was reached, impacting various ministries with potential budget cuts or limitations and no inflation adjustments. Minister Agema (PVV) clarified a reported 600 million euro cut to be a 400 million euro surplus that mu...
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44% Bias Score
Study Reveals €1.6-2.5 Billion in Unnecessary German Medical Spending
A study in "Value in Health" found that 10.6 million German medical services billed annually lacked clear medical benefit, costing €10-15.5 million (TK) and potentially €1.6-2.5 billion nationally, exceeding the 2024 health insurance deficit. The most expensive unnecessary service was thyroid hormon...
Study Reveals €1.6-2.5 Billion in Unnecessary German Medical Spending
A study in "Value in Health" found that 10.6 million German medical services billed annually lacked clear medical benefit, costing €10-15.5 million (TK) and potentially €1.6-2.5 billion nationally, exceeding the 2024 health insurance deficit. The most expensive unnecessary service was thyroid hormon...
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60% Bias Score
NHS Funding Increase Largely Consumed by Rising Costs
The NHS faces a funding shortfall as £10.6 billion in additional funding will be consumed by staff pay rises (£3.8 billion), increased National Insurance (£1.6 billion), inflation (£1.9 billion), and new treatments (£0.5 billion), leaving limited resources for service expansion.
NHS Funding Increase Largely Consumed by Rising Costs
The NHS faces a funding shortfall as £10.6 billion in additional funding will be consumed by staff pay rises (£3.8 billion), increased National Insurance (£1.6 billion), inflation (£1.9 billion), and new treatments (£0.5 billion), leaving limited resources for service expansion.
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48% Bias Score
WA Medihotel Cost Blows Out by \$44 Million
Western Australia's first medihotel, initially budgeted at \$55 million for four years, now costs \$98.6 million for two years due to operational changes from Aegis Health to South Metro Health Service, enabling care for higher-acuity patients; this cost increase has drawn criticism from the opposit...
WA Medihotel Cost Blows Out by \$44 Million
Western Australia's first medihotel, initially budgeted at \$55 million for four years, now costs \$98.6 million for two years due to operational changes from Aegis Health to South Metro Health Service, enabling care for higher-acuity patients; this cost increase has drawn criticism from the opposit...
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40% Bias Score
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