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Novosibirsk Woman Dies After Court-Ordered Medication Denied
23-year-old Tatiana Drozdova, suffering from ADA-SCID, died in a Novosibirsk hospital on June 4th, 2025, from cerebral edema, an outcome her family attributes to medical negligence after she was denied a court-ordered 50 million ruble-per-month medication and subsequently received inadequate pneumon...
Novosibirsk Woman Dies After Court-Ordered Medication Denied
23-year-old Tatiana Drozdova, suffering from ADA-SCID, died in a Novosibirsk hospital on June 4th, 2025, from cerebral edema, an outcome her family attributes to medical negligence after she was denied a court-ordered 50 million ruble-per-month medication and subsequently received inadequate pneumon...
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Former Siri Engineer Launches Stepful, Transforming Healthcare Workforce
Edoardo Serra, an Italian engineer formerly with Apple's Siri team, co-founded Stepful, a US-based online school providing short, affordable healthcare training to underserved communities, securing over $40 million in funding and recognition from Time.
Former Siri Engineer Launches Stepful, Transforming Healthcare Workforce
Edoardo Serra, an Italian engineer formerly with Apple's Siri team, co-founded Stepful, a US-based online school providing short, affordable healthcare training to underserved communities, securing over $40 million in funding and recognition from Time.
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Booker Rejects Musk's Campaign Funds, Urges Opposition to Trump Spending Bill
Senator Cory Booker announced he won't accept campaign donations from Elon Musk but urged Musk to publicly oppose a Trump-backed spending bill, citing the bill's negative impact on average Americans and the need for bipartisan unity against it.
Booker Rejects Musk's Campaign Funds, Urges Opposition to Trump Spending Bill
Senator Cory Booker announced he won't accept campaign donations from Elon Musk but urged Musk to publicly oppose a Trump-backed spending bill, citing the bill's negative impact on average Americans and the need for bipartisan unity against it.
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Italian Snoring Epidemic Costs €31 Billion Annually
In Italy, over 24 million people (54% of the 15-74 age group) suffer from snoring, costing the nation €31 billion annually. The newly formed Italian Academy of Roncology aims to improve diagnosis and treatment of sleep apnea, a serious condition linked to snoring, which is estimated to affect nearly...
Italian Snoring Epidemic Costs €31 Billion Annually
In Italy, over 24 million people (54% of the 15-74 age group) suffer from snoring, costing the nation €31 billion annually. The newly formed Italian Academy of Roncology aims to improve diagnosis and treatment of sleep apnea, a serious condition linked to snoring, which is estimated to affect nearly...
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Head Injuries in Children: When to Seek Medical Attention
Head injuries in children are a frequent concern, but most resolve without complications. Immediate medical attention is needed for children under 6 months, falls from significant heights, open wounds, fluid leakage from ears or nose, convulsions, repeated vomiting, loss of consciousness, or unusual...
Head Injuries in Children: When to Seek Medical Attention
Head injuries in children are a frequent concern, but most resolve without complications. Immediate medical attention is needed for children under 6 months, falls from significant heights, open wounds, fluid leakage from ears or nose, convulsions, repeated vomiting, loss of consciousness, or unusual...
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£200 Billion NHS Funding Boost Forces Cuts to Other Public Services
The UK government will increase NHS funding by £200 billion by 2028, a £17 billion real-terms rise, forcing cuts to other public services and potentially jeopardizing existing government targets. This comes after Labour's by-election win in Hamilton.
£200 Billion NHS Funding Boost Forces Cuts to Other Public Services
The UK government will increase NHS funding by £200 billion by 2028, a £17 billion real-terms rise, forcing cuts to other public services and potentially jeopardizing existing government targets. This comes after Labour's by-election win in Hamilton.
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Poo Pills" Show Promise in Fighting Antibiotic-Resistant Superbugs
UK doctors are using "poo pills" containing freeze-dried feces from healthy donors to treat antibiotic-resistant superbug infections; early trials on 41 patients show promise in replacing harmful bacteria with beneficial gut bacteria, potentially reducing reliance on antibiotics and improving gut he...
Poo Pills" Show Promise in Fighting Antibiotic-Resistant Superbugs
UK doctors are using "poo pills" containing freeze-dried feces from healthy donors to treat antibiotic-resistant superbug infections; early trials on 41 patients show promise in replacing harmful bacteria with beneficial gut bacteria, potentially reducing reliance on antibiotics and improving gut he...
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Senior Doctors Criticize Planned Resident Doctor Strikes in England
Six senior English medical figures publicly criticized planned resident doctor strikes in England, deeming them harmful to patients and advantageous to NHS opponents, while resident doctors counter that a recent pay increase is insufficient to address years of pay erosion.
Senior Doctors Criticize Planned Resident Doctor Strikes in England
Six senior English medical figures publicly criticized planned resident doctor strikes in England, deeming them harmful to patients and advantageous to NHS opponents, while resident doctors counter that a recent pay increase is insufficient to address years of pay erosion.
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NIPT Usage Soars in Baden-Württemberg Despite No Reduction in Invasive Tests
In Baden-Württemberg, Germany, nearly half (47.7%) of pregnant women underwent non-invasive prenatal testing (NIPT) in 2022, up from 25% in 2021, following the government's coverage of costs in July 2022; however, this did not reduce the number of invasive tests, and the test is particularly popular...
NIPT Usage Soars in Baden-Württemberg Despite No Reduction in Invasive Tests
In Baden-Württemberg, Germany, nearly half (47.7%) of pregnant women underwent non-invasive prenatal testing (NIPT) in 2022, up from 25% in 2021, following the government's coverage of costs in July 2022; however, this did not reduce the number of invasive tests, and the test is particularly popular...
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Sufficient Blood Reserves in Saxony-Anhalt and Thuringia, but DRK Emphasizes Need for Continued Donations
The German Red Cross (DRK) reports sufficient blood supplies in Saxony-Anhalt and Thuringia for the summer, but emphasizes the need for continued donations due to seasonal fluctuations and an aging donor base; they've launched a blood donation app to attract younger donors.
Sufficient Blood Reserves in Saxony-Anhalt and Thuringia, but DRK Emphasizes Need for Continued Donations
The German Red Cross (DRK) reports sufficient blood supplies in Saxony-Anhalt and Thuringia for the summer, but emphasizes the need for continued donations due to seasonal fluctuations and an aging donor base; they've launched a blood donation app to attract younger donors.
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AI in Healthcare, Copyright Battles, and Public Perception
The FDA approved the first AI tool to predict breast cancer risk; OpenAI is appealing a copyright ruling; Kesha changed her AI-generated single cover art due to fan backlash; and Taiwan uses AI and robotics in healthcare to combat nurse shortages.
AI in Healthcare, Copyright Battles, and Public Perception
The FDA approved the first AI tool to predict breast cancer risk; OpenAI is appealing a copyright ruling; Kesha changed her AI-generated single cover art due to fan backlash; and Taiwan uses AI and robotics in healthcare to combat nurse shortages.
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Republican Bill to Slash Democratic Programs Sparks Intense Political Debate
The Republican-backed bill aims to preserve $4.5 trillion in tax cuts while significantly altering the Affordable Care Act and Inflation Reduction Act, potentially impacting access to healthcare and green energy initiatives, with the CBO projecting 10.9 million fewer people with health insurance.
Republican Bill to Slash Democratic Programs Sparks Intense Political Debate
The Republican-backed bill aims to preserve $4.5 trillion in tax cuts while significantly altering the Affordable Care Act and Inflation Reduction Act, potentially impacting access to healthcare and green energy initiatives, with the CBO projecting 10.9 million fewer people with health insurance.
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52% Bias Score
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