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VVD Prioritizes Security and Economic Growth in Election Program
The Dutch VVD party launched its election program, "Sterker uit de storm," prioritizing economic growth, national security, and a smaller government, proposing cuts to social programs and increased defense spending to meet NATO targets, while downplaying climate change.
VVD Prioritizes Security and Economic Growth in Election Program
The Dutch VVD party launched its election program, "Sterker uit de storm," prioritizing economic growth, national security, and a smaller government, proposing cuts to social programs and increased defense spending to meet NATO targets, while downplaying climate change.
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48% Bias Score
Retirement Benefits Crucial for Healthcare Talent Retention
Non-profit healthcare organizations face a talent retention crisis due to inadequate retirement benefits; a recent case study shows a surgeon choosing a $2 million salary with a superior retirement plan over a $3 million offer elsewhere, emphasizing the growing importance of robust retirement income...
Retirement Benefits Crucial for Healthcare Talent Retention
Non-profit healthcare organizations face a talent retention crisis due to inadequate retirement benefits; a recent case study shows a surgeon choosing a $2 million salary with a superior retirement plan over a $3 million offer elsewhere, emphasizing the growing importance of robust retirement income...
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56% Bias Score
Neurologist's Misdiagnosis Leads to PEI Specialization
Seattle neurologist Ilene Sue Ruhoy's delayed brain tumor diagnosis, due to dismissed symptoms, led her to specialize in complex post-exposure illnesses (PEIs), advocating for comprehensive testing and patient-centered care after her own struggles with misdiagnosis and treatment delays.
Neurologist's Misdiagnosis Leads to PEI Specialization
Seattle neurologist Ilene Sue Ruhoy's delayed brain tumor diagnosis, due to dismissed symptoms, led her to specialize in complex post-exposure illnesses (PEIs), advocating for comprehensive testing and patient-centered care after her own struggles with misdiagnosis and treatment delays.
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36% Bias Score
Poppy Seeds Cause False Positive Drug Test, Leading to Child Welfare Investigation
Katie, a Huntsville woman, faced a child welfare investigation after a positive opiate drug test caused by poppy seeds in a bagel, highlighting the risk of false positives and mandatory reporting laws impacting families in at least 27 states.
Poppy Seeds Cause False Positive Drug Test, Leading to Child Welfare Investigation
Katie, a Huntsville woman, faced a child welfare investigation after a positive opiate drug test caused by poppy seeds in a bagel, highlighting the risk of false positives and mandatory reporting laws impacting families in at least 27 states.
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60% Bias Score
460-Gram Preemie Thrives Five Years After Record-Breaking Survival in Russia
In 2019, Rostov-on-Don doctors saved a 460-gram premature baby girl, Sonya, who is now five and thriving despite ongoing speech therapy needs, highlighting advancements in neonatal care in Russia while also emphasizing the ongoing challenges associated with extremely premature births.
460-Gram Preemie Thrives Five Years After Record-Breaking Survival in Russia
In 2019, Rostov-on-Don doctors saved a 460-gram premature baby girl, Sonya, who is now five and thriving despite ongoing speech therapy needs, highlighting advancements in neonatal care in Russia while also emphasizing the ongoing challenges associated with extremely premature births.
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52% Bias Score
Republican Divide on ACA Funding Exposes Internal Party Tensions
The Republican Party is divided on whether to extend Affordable Care Act funding, with some fearing political consequences in 2026 if millions lose coverage while others oppose supporting Obamacare, despite warnings from GOP pollsters about potential midterm losses.
Republican Divide on ACA Funding Exposes Internal Party Tensions
The Republican Party is divided on whether to extend Affordable Care Act funding, with some fearing political consequences in 2026 if millions lose coverage while others oppose supporting Obamacare, despite warnings from GOP pollsters about potential midterm losses.
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40% Bias Score
Dutch Court Rules on Thirteen PGB Fraud Cases
A Dutch court heard thirteen cases of PGB fraud linked to the Dolia home care organization in June 2024, resulting in seven acquittals and six convictions with sentences ranging from 40 to 240 hours of community service and fines; the case highlights systemic issues within the PGB system.
Dutch Court Rules on Thirteen PGB Fraud Cases
A Dutch court heard thirteen cases of PGB fraud linked to the Dolia home care organization in June 2024, resulting in seven acquittals and six convictions with sentences ranging from 40 to 240 hours of community service and fines; the case highlights systemic issues within the PGB system.
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48% Bias Score
AI Chatbot Improves Adult Social Care Efficiency in Peterborough
Peterborough City Council launched "Hey Geraldine," an AI chatbot using a veteran employee's 35 years of experience to instantly answer staff questions in adult social care, aiming to improve efficiency and speed up hospital discharges.
AI Chatbot Improves Adult Social Care Efficiency in Peterborough
Peterborough City Council launched "Hey Geraldine," an AI chatbot using a veteran employee's 35 years of experience to instantly answer staff questions in adult social care, aiming to improve efficiency and speed up hospital discharges.
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40% Bias Score
Trump's Healthcare Policies Threaten Access for Millions
President Trump's healthcare policies, including Medicaid cuts, ACA subsidy rollbacks, and pharmaceutical tariffs, threaten to eliminate health insurance for over 10 million Americans, increase out-of-pocket costs drastically, and severely compromise the affordability and accessibility of healthcare...
Trump's Healthcare Policies Threaten Access for Millions
President Trump's healthcare policies, including Medicaid cuts, ACA subsidy rollbacks, and pharmaceutical tariffs, threaten to eliminate health insurance for over 10 million Americans, increase out-of-pocket costs drastically, and severely compromise the affordability and accessibility of healthcare...
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64% Bias Score
Conservatives Propose Ban on Doctors' Strikes in England
Kemi Badenoch, the Conservative Party leader, announced a plan to ban strikes for resident doctors in England, similar to restrictions on the police and army, citing the significant cost and patient harm caused by recent walkouts.
Conservatives Propose Ban on Doctors' Strikes in England
Kemi Badenoch, the Conservative Party leader, announced a plan to ban strikes for resident doctors in England, similar to restrictions on the police and army, citing the significant cost and patient harm caused by recent walkouts.
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52% Bias Score
Valadao's Vote on Medicaid Cuts Sparks Re-election Challenge
Rep. David Valadao, R-Calif., voted for a bill cutting Medicaid and food stamps, despite prior opposition, drawing criticism and Democratic challenges in his district, which has the highest share of Medicaid recipients of any represented by a Republican in Congress; this action could jeopardize his ...
Valadao's Vote on Medicaid Cuts Sparks Re-election Challenge
Rep. David Valadao, R-Calif., voted for a bill cutting Medicaid and food stamps, despite prior opposition, drawing criticism and Democratic challenges in his district, which has the highest share of Medicaid recipients of any represented by a Republican in Congress; this action could jeopardize his ...
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56% Bias Score
Hamburg Faces Nursing Home Bed Shortage Amidst Staff Shortages
Hamburg has experienced a 13% reduction in nursing home beds since 2020, declining from 17,780 to 15,506, due to staff shortages and structural problems within the healthcare system, despite increased demand; the city repurchased a major private provider to address the issue.
Hamburg Faces Nursing Home Bed Shortage Amidst Staff Shortages
Hamburg has experienced a 13% reduction in nursing home beds since 2020, declining from 17,780 to 15,506, due to staff shortages and structural problems within the healthcare system, despite increased demand; the city repurchased a major private provider to address the issue.
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40% Bias Score
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