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EU Drug Shortages Reach Critical Levels in 2024
A new European Court of Auditors report reveals critical shortages of 136 medicines in the EU between 2022 and October 2024, impacting 21 of the 27 member states, with the most significant shortages in Belgium, Spain, and France.
EU Drug Shortages Reach Critical Levels in 2024
A new European Court of Auditors report reveals critical shortages of 136 medicines in the EU between 2022 and October 2024, impacting 21 of the 27 member states, with the most significant shortages in Belgium, Spain, and France.
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8% Bias Score
Russia: Restrictive Abortion Policies Amidst Declining Birth Rates
In Russia, increasingly restrictive abortion policies, including financial incentives for doctors to dissuade women from abortions and threats of fines for those who encourage them, are creating significant barriers to access, coinciding with a dramatic decline in birth rates and a government halt o...
Russia: Restrictive Abortion Policies Amidst Declining Birth Rates
In Russia, increasingly restrictive abortion policies, including financial incentives for doctors to dissuade women from abortions and threats of fines for those who encourage them, are creating significant barriers to access, coinciding with a dramatic decline in birth rates and a government halt o...
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32% Bias Score
Hessen Faces Widespread Medicine Shortages
Hospitals and pharmacies in Hessen, Germany, are experiencing significant shortages of various medications, including antibiotics, painkillers, and those for diabetes and high blood pressure, due to production issues in non-European countries, impacting patient care and increasing strain on the heal...
Hessen Faces Widespread Medicine Shortages
Hospitals and pharmacies in Hessen, Germany, are experiencing significant shortages of various medications, including antibiotics, painkillers, and those for diabetes and high blood pressure, due to production issues in non-European countries, impacting patient care and increasing strain on the heal...
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28% Bias Score
Increased U.S. Physician Relocations to Canada Amid Political and Healthcare Shifts
The overturning of Roe v. Wade in 2022, coupled with political unrest and healthcare system changes in the U.S., has led to a surge in U.S. physicians relocating to Canada, with provinces like Nova Scotia and Ontario seeing significant increases in license applications and approvals.
Increased U.S. Physician Relocations to Canada Amid Political and Healthcare Shifts
The overturning of Roe v. Wade in 2022, coupled with political unrest and healthcare system changes in the U.S., has led to a surge in U.S. physicians relocating to Canada, with provinces like Nova Scotia and Ontario seeing significant increases in license applications and approvals.
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16% Bias Score
NHS Job Cuts Halted Amid Funding Row
The planned redundancy of up to 12,500 NHS staff in England has been paused due to a dispute over who will pay the estimated £1 billion severance bill, leaving thousands of employees in limbo.
NHS Job Cuts Halted Amid Funding Row
The planned redundancy of up to 12,500 NHS staff in England has been paused due to a dispute over who will pay the estimated £1 billion severance bill, leaving thousands of employees in limbo.
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56% Bias Score
Canadians Need Realistic Economic and Political Policies
This editorial and several letters highlight Canadians' concerns about unrealistic economic policies, insufficient resource processing, the increase in mental health diagnoses, and the need for a more nuanced approach to autism assessments.
Canadians Need Realistic Economic and Political Policies
This editorial and several letters highlight Canadians' concerns about unrealistic economic policies, insufficient resource processing, the increase in mental health diagnoses, and the need for a more nuanced approach to autism assessments.
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52% Bias Score
Cuba's Autism Treatment Programs Despite Resource Constraints
Contrary to U.S. President Trump's claim, Cuba has autism treatment programs, including specialized therapies, despite reporting a lower incidence than many developed nations, possibly due to underdiagnosis.
Cuba's Autism Treatment Programs Despite Resource Constraints
Contrary to U.S. President Trump's claim, Cuba has autism treatment programs, including specialized therapies, despite reporting a lower incidence than many developed nations, possibly due to underdiagnosis.
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20% Bias Score
Alabama Nursing Home Closure Highlights US Healthcare Crisis
Federal and state regulators shut down Magnolia Ridge, a 148-bed nursing home in Glendale, Alabama, impacting 100 patients, due to sustained poor performance and the parent company Genesis Healthcare's bankruptcy.
Alabama Nursing Home Closure Highlights US Healthcare Crisis
Federal and state regulators shut down Magnolia Ridge, a 148-bed nursing home in Glendale, Alabama, impacting 100 patients, due to sustained poor performance and the parent company Genesis Healthcare's bankruptcy.
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24% Bias Score
German Medical System's Preparedness for War Questioned
A recent symposium in Oranienstein, Germany highlighted concerns about the German healthcare system's ability to cope with a wartime scenario, emphasizing the need for better civil-military cooperation.
German Medical System's Preparedness for War Questioned
A recent symposium in Oranienstein, Germany highlighted concerns about the German healthcare system's ability to cope with a wartime scenario, emphasizing the need for better civil-military cooperation.
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16% Bias Score
Russia: Increasing Restrictions on Abortion Access
Facing economic hardship, a St. Petersburg woman encountered numerous obstacles in accessing abortion services due to increasing government restrictions and financial incentives for doctors to dissuade women from abortions.
Russia: Increasing Restrictions on Abortion Access
Facing economic hardship, a St. Petersburg woman encountered numerous obstacles in accessing abortion services due to increasing government restrictions and financial incentives for doctors to dissuade women from abortions.
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32% Bias Score
Retired Doctors Combat France's Medical Deserts
Across France, retired doctors are increasingly filling gaps in medical care, providing services in underserved areas and offering timely consultations to patients facing long wait times or lack of access to specialists.
Retired Doctors Combat France's Medical Deserts
Across France, retired doctors are increasingly filling gaps in medical care, providing services in underserved areas and offering timely consultations to patients facing long wait times or lack of access to specialists.
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44% Bias Score
Reichenbach Hospital Reopens as Healthcare Center
The former 180-bed Reichenbach hospital in Vogtland, Germany, which closed in spring 2023 due to financial difficulties, has reopened as a healthcare center with doctor's offices, outpatient surgery, therapy, and care services.
Reichenbach Hospital Reopens as Healthcare Center
The former 180-bed Reichenbach hospital in Vogtland, Germany, which closed in spring 2023 due to financial difficulties, has reopened as a healthcare center with doctor's offices, outpatient surgery, therapy, and care services.
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40% Bias Score
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