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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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40% Bias Score
Chengdu's First Robotics Job Fair Addresses Healthcare Labor Shortages
Chengdu hosted its first job fair matching robotics companies with hospitals and senior care facilities on March 12, showcasing 87 products from 31 companies to address labor shortages and enhance healthcare services, with a market projected to reach $12 billion by 2025.
Chengdu's First Robotics Job Fair Addresses Healthcare Labor Shortages
Chengdu hosted its first job fair matching robotics companies with hospitals and senior care facilities on March 12, showcasing 87 products from 31 companies to address labor shortages and enhance healthcare services, with a market projected to reach $12 billion by 2025.
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52% Bias Score
Woman Ends Cancer Treatment After Nine Years, Advocates for Earlier Screenings
A 55-year-old California woman, Jamie Comer, is ending treatment after a nine-year battle with stage four colon cancer, advocating for earlier cancer screenings after her diagnosis at 47, when the recommended screening age was 50, now lowered to 45.
Woman Ends Cancer Treatment After Nine Years, Advocates for Earlier Screenings
A 55-year-old California woman, Jamie Comer, is ending treatment after a nine-year battle with stage four colon cancer, advocating for earlier cancer screenings after her diagnosis at 47, when the recommended screening age was 50, now lowered to 45.
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36% Bias Score
Netherlands to Centralize 18 Complex Cancer and Vascular Surgeries
Starting next year, the Netherlands will centralize 18 complex cancer and vascular surgeries in specialized hospitals to improve patient outcomes, a decision made by the Zorginstituut Nederland after consultation with various stakeholders; while increasing travel time for some, it aims to reduce com...
Netherlands to Centralize 18 Complex Cancer and Vascular Surgeries
Starting next year, the Netherlands will centralize 18 complex cancer and vascular surgeries in specialized hospitals to improve patient outcomes, a decision made by the Zorginstituut Nederland after consultation with various stakeholders; while increasing travel time for some, it aims to reduce com...
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32% Bias Score
Colorectal Cancer Deaths in Germany Decline by 17 Percent in Two Decades
Germany saw a 17 percent decrease in colorectal cancer deaths between 2003 and 2023, dropping from 28,900 to 24,100, while hospitalizations decreased by 30 percent, attributed to improved treatment and early detection programs.
Colorectal Cancer Deaths in Germany Decline by 17 Percent in Two Decades
Germany saw a 17 percent decrease in colorectal cancer deaths between 2003 and 2023, dropping from 28,900 to 24,100, while hospitalizations decreased by 30 percent, attributed to improved treatment and early detection programs.
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24% Bias Score
Beshear Vetoes Kentucky Abortion Bill, Citing Risks to Women's Health
Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear vetoed a Republican-backed bill that sought to clarify the state's near-total abortion ban, citing concerns that it would endanger women's lives and create ambiguous medical guidelines; the legislature will attempt to override the veto.
Beshear Vetoes Kentucky Abortion Bill, Citing Risks to Women's Health
Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear vetoed a Republican-backed bill that sought to clarify the state's near-total abortion ban, citing concerns that it would endanger women's lives and create ambiguous medical guidelines; the legislature will attempt to override the veto.
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44% Bias Score
Germany's Healthcare System Ill-Prepared for War
Germany's healthcare system is insufficiently prepared for war, lacking personnel, materials, and protective measures for hospitals, according to experts who warn of potential daily casualties exceeding current capacity by a factor of ten.
Germany's Healthcare System Ill-Prepared for War
Germany's healthcare system is insufficiently prepared for war, lacking personnel, materials, and protective measures for hospitals, according to experts who warn of potential daily casualties exceeding current capacity by a factor of ten.
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44% Bias Score
Netherlands Concentrates Complex Cancer Surgeries to Improve Care
Dutch hospitals will concentrate 18 complex cancer and vascular surgeries in specialized centers by 2027 to improve care quality, although patients may need to travel further for treatment; simpler procedures remain locally available.
Netherlands Concentrates Complex Cancer Surgeries to Improve Care
Dutch hospitals will concentrate 18 complex cancer and vascular surgeries in specialized centers by 2027 to improve care quality, although patients may need to travel further for treatment; simpler procedures remain locally available.
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52% Bias Score
UK Fertility Report: Widespread Unnecessary Treatments and Long Wait Times
The HFEA's 2024 report reveals that 75% of UK fertility patients receive unnecessary add-on treatments, with longer wait times for NHS patients (16% waiting over two years) compared to private patients (53% starting within a year).
UK Fertility Report: Widespread Unnecessary Treatments and Long Wait Times
The HFEA's 2024 report reveals that 75% of UK fertility patients receive unnecessary add-on treatments, with longer wait times for NHS patients (16% waiting over two years) compared to private patients (53% starting within a year).
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44% Bias Score
Dutch Defence to Utilize National Healthcare Reserve During Crises
The Dutch Ministry of Defence is collaborating with the National Healthcare Reserve, a group of 4000 former healthcare professionals, to ensure sufficient medical personnel during emergencies and deployments, enhancing national resilience.
Dutch Defence to Utilize National Healthcare Reserve During Crises
The Dutch Ministry of Defence is collaborating with the National Healthcare Reserve, a group of 4000 former healthcare professionals, to ensure sufficient medical personnel during emergencies and deployments, enhancing national resilience.
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36% Bias Score
Dutch Defence to Utilize National Healthcare Reserve During Emergencies
The Dutch Ministry of Defence is partnering with the National Healthcare Reserve, comprising 4000 healthcare professionals, to ensure sufficient medical personnel during emergencies, deployments, or crises, bolstering national resilience.
Dutch Defence to Utilize National Healthcare Reserve During Emergencies
The Dutch Ministry of Defence is partnering with the National Healthcare Reserve, comprising 4000 healthcare professionals, to ensure sufficient medical personnel during emergencies, deployments, or crises, bolstering national resilience.
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40% Bias Score
Greece's Healthcare System Lags Behind OECD Average
The OECD's Health at a Glance 2024 report reveals significant deficiencies in Greece's healthcare system, with citizens paying 33% of healthcare costs out-of-pocket compared to the OECD average of 15%, and only 4% of spending dedicated to prevention.
Greece's Healthcare System Lags Behind OECD Average
The OECD's Health at a Glance 2024 report reveals significant deficiencies in Greece's healthcare system, with citizens paying 33% of healthcare costs out-of-pocket compared to the OECD average of 15%, and only 4% of spending dedicated to prevention.
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28% Bias Score
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