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Fatal Fire at Under-Regulated Assisted Living Facility Highlights Safety Concerns
Nine residents died in a fire at Gabriel House, a Massachusetts assisted-living facility lacking the safety measures and staffing of nursing homes, raising concerns about minimal regulations and lax enforcement in the largely self-policing sector.
Fatal Fire at Under-Regulated Assisted Living Facility Highlights Safety Concerns
Nine residents died in a fire at Gabriel House, a Massachusetts assisted-living facility lacking the safety measures and staffing of nursing homes, raising concerns about minimal regulations and lax enforcement in the largely self-policing sector.
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56% Bias Score
Spain's Social Security Deficit Rises to 0.5% of GDP
Spain's 2025 Social Security deficit is projected at 0.5% of GDP, exceeding initial estimates due to a 12% rise in temporary disability claims and higher-than-expected pension payouts, resulting from increased retirements.
Spain's Social Security Deficit Rises to 0.5% of GDP
Spain's 2025 Social Security deficit is projected at 0.5% of GDP, exceeding initial estimates due to a 12% rise in temporary disability claims and higher-than-expected pension payouts, resulting from increased retirements.
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36% Bias Score
UK Government Explores Doctor Debt Forgiveness to Avert Strike
UK resident doctors plan a five-day strike next week over pay, despite receiving a 28.9% pay increase over three years, prompting the government to explore student loan debt forgiveness as a compromise. Negotiations are ongoing, with potential for further meetings over the weekend.
UK Government Explores Doctor Debt Forgiveness to Avert Strike
UK resident doctors plan a five-day strike next week over pay, despite receiving a 28.9% pay increase over three years, prompting the government to explore student loan debt forgiveness as a compromise. Negotiations are ongoing, with potential for further meetings over the weekend.
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48% Bias Score
Medical Tourism for Weight Loss Surgery: A Global Safety Crisis
A booming trade in medical tourism for weight loss surgery is placing patients at risk, with at least 28 British deaths since 2019 linked to procedures in Turkey, highlighting the urgent need for international regulation to address long NHS waiting lists and the affordability of private surgery in t...
Medical Tourism for Weight Loss Surgery: A Global Safety Crisis
A booming trade in medical tourism for weight loss surgery is placing patients at risk, with at least 28 British deaths since 2019 linked to procedures in Turkey, highlighting the urgent need for international regulation to address long NHS waiting lists and the affordability of private surgery in t...
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48% Bias Score
Numan Secures $60M to Expand Telehealth Services and Develop AI Hub
British telehealth company Numan, founded by Sokratis Papafloratos, raised $60 million—$30 million in equity from Big Pi Ventures and others, and $27 million in debt from HSBC—to expand into Greece and establish an AI/ML hub focused on digital health, following a year of significant growth.
Numan Secures $60M to Expand Telehealth Services and Develop AI Hub
British telehealth company Numan, founded by Sokratis Papafloratos, raised $60 million—$30 million in equity from Big Pi Ventures and others, and $27 million in debt from HSBC—to expand into Greece and establish an AI/ML hub focused on digital health, following a year of significant growth.
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12% Bias Score
NHS Review Recommends Restrictions on Physician Associate Patient Care
A government review into the safety of physician associates (PAs) recommends that they should not see patients until reviewed by a doctor to mitigate the risk of misdiagnosis and subsequent harm; six patient deaths have been linked to PAs.
NHS Review Recommends Restrictions on Physician Associate Patient Care
A government review into the safety of physician associates (PAs) recommends that they should not see patients until reviewed by a doctor to mitigate the risk of misdiagnosis and subsequent harm; six patient deaths have been linked to PAs.
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56% Bias Score
Spanish Businessman Sues Colombian President Over Healthcare Intervention
Spanish businessman Joseba Grajales is suing Colombian President Gustavo Petro and his government for defamation and illegal intervention in his healthcare company, Keralty's subsidiary Sanitas, after a Colombian court ruled against the government's actions.
Spanish Businessman Sues Colombian President Over Healthcare Intervention
Spanish businessman Joseba Grajales is suing Colombian President Gustavo Petro and his government for defamation and illegal intervention in his healthcare company, Keralty's subsidiary Sanitas, after a Colombian court ruled against the government's actions.
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48% Bias Score
German Court Rejects Lawsuit Against Online Pharmacy Offering Bonuses
The German Federal Court of Justice dismissed a lawsuit against a Dutch online pharmacy for offering customer bonuses in 2012, rejecting the Bavarian Pharmacists' Association's claim of unfair competition, due to lack of evidence that the abolishment of price regulations would endanger the pharmaceu...
German Court Rejects Lawsuit Against Online Pharmacy Offering Bonuses
The German Federal Court of Justice dismissed a lawsuit against a Dutch online pharmacy for offering customer bonuses in 2012, rejecting the Bavarian Pharmacists' Association's claim of unfair competition, due to lack of evidence that the abolishment of price regulations would endanger the pharmaceu...
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44% Bias Score
Judge Blocks Removal of Medical Debt from Credit Reports
A Texas federal judge blocked a Biden administration rule removing medical debt from credit reports, impacting 100 million Americans and potentially exacerbating financial hardships for those with medical debt; the ruling sided with a credit union league that argued the CFPB exceeded its authority.
Judge Blocks Removal of Medical Debt from Credit Reports
A Texas federal judge blocked a Biden administration rule removing medical debt from credit reports, impacting 100 million Americans and potentially exacerbating financial hardships for those with medical debt; the ruling sided with a credit union league that argued the CFPB exceeded its authority.
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44% Bias Score
NHS Review Recommends Changes to Physician Associate and Anesthesia Associate Roles
An independent review recommends that physician associates (PAs) and anesthesia associates (AAs) in the NHS be redesignated as "assistants," wear standardized uniforms, and refrain from diagnosing patients to address patient confusion and improve safety, following two patient deaths where PAs were m...
NHS Review Recommends Changes to Physician Associate and Anesthesia Associate Roles
An independent review recommends that physician associates (PAs) and anesthesia associates (AAs) in the NHS be redesignated as "assistants," wear standardized uniforms, and refrain from diagnosing patients to address patient confusion and improve safety, following two patient deaths where PAs were m...
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52% Bias Score
NHS Review Recommends Changes to Physician Associate Roles After Patient Deaths
A UK government review, prompted by six patient deaths, recommends that physician associates (PAs) in the NHS should not see patients without prior doctor contact; PAs should also be renamed and receive additional training to improve patient safety.
NHS Review Recommends Changes to Physician Associate Roles After Patient Deaths
A UK government review, prompted by six patient deaths, recommends that physician associates (PAs) in the NHS should not see patients without prior doctor contact; PAs should also be renamed and receive additional training to improve patient safety.
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56% Bias Score
Court Blocks Rule to Remove Medical Debt from Credit Reports
A federal court struck down a CFPB rule designed to remove all medical debt from credit reports, leaving millions of Americans to contend with the negative credit impacts of unpaid medical bills and necessitating individual debt management strategies.
Court Blocks Rule to Remove Medical Debt from Credit Reports
A federal court struck down a CFPB rule designed to remove all medical debt from credit reports, leaving millions of Americans to contend with the negative credit impacts of unpaid medical bills and necessitating individual debt management strategies.
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36% Bias Score
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