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Madrid Protest Condemns Healthcare Privatization
A mass protest in Madrid, organized by citizens' platform 'Vecinas y vecinos', denounced the privatization and dismantling of the public health system, citing a million people on waiting lists and tens of thousands of children without pediatricians, demanding increased regional health budget and a f...
Madrid Protest Condemns Healthcare Privatization
A mass protest in Madrid, organized by citizens' platform 'Vecinas y vecinos', denounced the privatization and dismantling of the public health system, citing a million people on waiting lists and tens of thousands of children without pediatricians, demanding increased regional health budget and a f...
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52% Bias Score
Greece Implements Patient Tracking System to Improve Hospital Efficiency
The Greek government is implementing a new patient tracking system using bracelets in 16 major hospitals to reduce ER wait times and improve efficiency, gathering data and incorporating patient feedback via SMS surveys to address systemic issues plaguing the national healthcare system.
Greece Implements Patient Tracking System to Improve Hospital Efficiency
The Greek government is implementing a new patient tracking system using bracelets in 16 major hospitals to reduce ER wait times and improve efficiency, gathering data and incorporating patient feedback via SMS surveys to address systemic issues plaguing the national healthcare system.
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44% Bias Score
Planned Parenthood to Close Eight Clinics in Iowa and Minnesota
Planned Parenthood will close four Iowa and four Minnesota clinics by next year due to a $2.8 million federal funding freeze in Minnesota, proposed Medicaid cuts, elimination of teen pregnancy prevention programs, and Iowa's restrictive abortion law; this will leave 15 clinics open across five state...
Planned Parenthood to Close Eight Clinics in Iowa and Minnesota
Planned Parenthood will close four Iowa and four Minnesota clinics by next year due to a $2.8 million federal funding freeze in Minnesota, proposed Medicaid cuts, elimination of teen pregnancy prevention programs, and Iowa's restrictive abortion law; this will leave 15 clinics open across five state...
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56% Bias Score
Planned Parenthood to Close Eight Clinics in Iowa and Minnesota
Planned Parenthood will close eight clinics in Iowa and Minnesota by next year due to a $2.8 million federal funding freeze, proposed Medicaid cuts, and Iowa's abortion restrictions, impacting access to reproductive healthcare services and resulting in 66 job losses.
Planned Parenthood to Close Eight Clinics in Iowa and Minnesota
Planned Parenthood will close eight clinics in Iowa and Minnesota by next year due to a $2.8 million federal funding freeze, proposed Medicaid cuts, and Iowa's abortion restrictions, impacting access to reproductive healthcare services and resulting in 66 job losses.
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52% Bias Score
AI Advances Healthcare Diagnosis, but Challenges Remain
A panel discussion highlights AI's growing role in healthcare, with over 800 radiology applications improving diagnosis and reporting, but acknowledges that AI's capabilities are still developing and that challenges in data integration and access remain.
AI Advances Healthcare Diagnosis, but Challenges Remain
A panel discussion highlights AI's growing role in healthcare, with over 800 radiology applications improving diagnosis and reporting, but acknowledges that AI's capabilities are still developing and that challenges in data integration and access remain.
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36% Bias Score
Opt-Out Mammogram Scheduling Yields Unexpected Results: Higher Cancellation Rates
A study of 800 women compared automatic mammogram scheduling (opt-out) to standard scheduling (opt-in), revealing no difference in participation rates (15% each) but a significantly higher cancellation rate (24%) in the opt-out group versus 5% in the opt-in group.
Opt-Out Mammogram Scheduling Yields Unexpected Results: Higher Cancellation Rates
A study of 800 women compared automatic mammogram scheduling (opt-out) to standard scheduling (opt-in), revealing no difference in participation rates (15% each) but a significantly higher cancellation rate (24%) in the opt-out group versus 5% in the opt-in group.
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28% Bias Score
Krasnodar Krai Improves Healthcare with National Project Investments
Krasnodar Krai received over 500 units of medical equipment in 2025, with 1000 more expected by year-end, as part of the "Long and Active Life" national project, alongside initiatives in economy, infrastructure, environment, and youth development.
Krasnodar Krai Improves Healthcare with National Project Investments
Krasnodar Krai received over 500 units of medical equipment in 2025, with 1000 more expected by year-end, as part of the "Long and Active Life" national project, alongside initiatives in economy, infrastructure, environment, and youth development.
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40% Bias Score
Jerusalem Physician's Impact on Healthcare and Immigrant Integration
Dr. Henry Hashkes, a physician, and his family immigrated to Jerusalem in 1969, addressing a shortage of English-speaking healthcare professionals by specializing in underserved areas, volunteering extensively, and mentoring fellow immigrant doctors.
Jerusalem Physician's Impact on Healthcare and Immigrant Integration
Dr. Henry Hashkes, a physician, and his family immigrated to Jerusalem in 1969, addressing a shortage of English-speaking healthcare professionals by specializing in underserved areas, volunteering extensively, and mentoring fellow immigrant doctors.
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32% Bias Score
NHS to Open Mental Health A&Es to Tackle Crisis Care Delays
The NHS in England plans to open a network of mental health A&Es to address the issue of 250,000 people attending A&Es for mental health crises last year, with a quarter facing 12-hour waits, aiming to alleviate pressure on emergency services and reduce avoidable deaths.
NHS to Open Mental Health A&Es to Tackle Crisis Care Delays
The NHS in England plans to open a network of mental health A&Es to address the issue of 250,000 people attending A&Es for mental health crises last year, with a quarter facing 12-hour waits, aiming to alleviate pressure on emergency services and reduce avoidable deaths.
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40% Bias Score
Senate Republicans Face Divisions Over Trump's Tax and Immigration Bill
The House narrowly passed President Trump's tax and immigration bill, but its future in the Senate is uncertain due to Republican divisions over spending cuts, Medicaid changes, and the bill's overall cost. The Senate must address these concerns before the July 4th deadline to avoid a potential debt...
Senate Republicans Face Divisions Over Trump's Tax and Immigration Bill
The House narrowly passed President Trump's tax and immigration bill, but its future in the Senate is uncertain due to Republican divisions over spending cuts, Medicaid changes, and the bill's overall cost. The Senate must address these concerns before the July 4th deadline to avoid a potential debt...
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52% Bias Score
England to Open Dozens of Mental Health Crisis Assessment Centers
England's NHS is launching mental health crisis assessment centers across the country to reduce A&E overcrowding, starting with ten pilot hospital trusts and expanding to dozens more in a ten-year plan. These walk-in centers, also accessible through GP or police referral, aim to provide timely menta...
England to Open Dozens of Mental Health Crisis Assessment Centers
England's NHS is launching mental health crisis assessment centers across the country to reduce A&E overcrowding, starting with ten pilot hospital trusts and expanding to dozens more in a ten-year plan. These walk-in centers, also accessible through GP or police referral, aim to provide timely menta...
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36% Bias Score
France Criminalizes Obstruction of Assisted Dying
France's National Assembly approved a new law criminalizing the obstruction of assisted dying, with penalties up to two years imprisonment and a €30,000 fine for actions including intimidation or psychological pressure on patients or healthcare professionals; mirroring the law on abortion access.
France Criminalizes Obstruction of Assisted Dying
France's National Assembly approved a new law criminalizing the obstruction of assisted dying, with penalties up to two years imprisonment and a €30,000 fine for actions including intimidation or psychological pressure on patients or healthcare professionals; mirroring the law on abortion access.
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40% Bias Score
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