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Turkey's Unemployment at 12-Year Low Amidst Social Security Reforms
Turkey's unemployment rate dropped to 8.2%, the lowest in 12 years, while the government collected 128.2 billion lira in social security payments from municipalities and uncovered 9,000 fraudulent divorces used to obtain orphan benefits.
Turkey's Unemployment at 12-Year Low Amidst Social Security Reforms
Turkey's unemployment rate dropped to 8.2%, the lowest in 12 years, while the government collected 128.2 billion lira in social security payments from municipalities and uncovered 9,000 fraudulent divorces used to obtain orphan benefits.
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64% Bias Score


France Mandates Doctor Consultations in Medical Deserts
France is tackling its medical deserts by mandating that doctors in well-served areas provide one or two days of monthly consultations in underserved areas, affecting 87% of the country and aiming to redirect 30 million consultations, despite potential legal, logistical, and professional opposition.
France Mandates Doctor Consultations in Medical Deserts
France is tackling its medical deserts by mandating that doctors in well-served areas provide one or two days of monthly consultations in underserved areas, affecting 87% of the country and aiming to redirect 30 million consultations, despite potential legal, logistical, and professional opposition.
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40% Bias Score


Mangione Pleads Not Guilty in UnitedHealthcare CEO Murder; Death Penalty Sought
Luigi Mangione pleaded not guilty to federal murder charges in the death of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson on December 4th in Manhattan; prosecutors will seek the death penalty, citing the killing as a politically motivated act.
Mangione Pleads Not Guilty in UnitedHealthcare CEO Murder; Death Penalty Sought
Luigi Mangione pleaded not guilty to federal murder charges in the death of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson on December 4th in Manhattan; prosecutors will seek the death penalty, citing the killing as a politically motivated act.
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40% Bias Score


Turkey Aims for \$20 Billion in Annual Health Tourism Revenue
Turkey's Health Minister announced a plan to increase the country's annual health tourism revenue from \$3 billion to \$20 billion within four years, citing strong infrastructure and a new regulation published in the Official Gazette.
Turkey Aims for \$20 Billion in Annual Health Tourism Revenue
Turkey's Health Minister announced a plan to increase the country's annual health tourism revenue from \$3 billion to \$20 billion within four years, citing strong infrastructure and a new regulation published in the Official Gazette.
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48% Bias Score


US Aid Cuts Projected to Cause 150,000 HIV Deaths in Sub-Saharan Africa
A study by Erasmus MC predicts 150,000 additional deaths in Sub-Saharan Africa over five years due to the US halting aid for HIV treatment, impacting healthcare systems and crucial research, based on data from seven countries.
US Aid Cuts Projected to Cause 150,000 HIV Deaths in Sub-Saharan Africa
A study by Erasmus MC predicts 150,000 additional deaths in Sub-Saharan Africa over five years due to the US halting aid for HIV treatment, impacting healthcare systems and crucial research, based on data from seven countries.
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48% Bias Score


Mangione Pleads Not Guilty in UnitedHealthcare CEO Murder; Death Penalty Sought
Luigi Mangione pleaded not guilty to federal murder charges in the death of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson; prosecutors will seek the death penalty, marking the first such pursuit since President Trump's return to office.
Mangione Pleads Not Guilty in UnitedHealthcare CEO Murder; Death Penalty Sought
Luigi Mangione pleaded not guilty to federal murder charges in the death of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson; prosecutors will seek the death penalty, marking the first such pursuit since President Trump's return to office.
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52% Bias Score

9/11 Health Program Crippled by Staff Layoffs, Delaying Critical Care
The World Trade Center Health Program, assisting 9/11 responders and survivors, faces severe disruptions due to staff layoffs, halting new enrollments and certifications since April 1st, potentially delaying critical cancer treatments and impacting over 8,200 diagnoses from last year, prompting advo...

9/11 Health Program Crippled by Staff Layoffs, Delaying Critical Care
The World Trade Center Health Program, assisting 9/11 responders and survivors, faces severe disruptions due to staff layoffs, halting new enrollments and certifications since April 1st, potentially delaying critical cancer treatments and impacting over 8,200 diagnoses from last year, prompting advo...
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44% Bias Score

Syrian Doctors Based in Germany Return Home for Medical Mission
A group of approximately 85 Syrian doctors, based in Germany, launched a medical mission to Syria in April, providing critical medical care and assessing the war-torn nation's healthcare system, addressing shortages caused by the 14-year civil war.

Syrian Doctors Based in Germany Return Home for Medical Mission
A group of approximately 85 Syrian doctors, based in Germany, launched a medical mission to Syria in April, providing critical medical care and assessing the war-torn nation's healthcare system, addressing shortages caused by the 14-year civil war.
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44% Bias Score

Australia to Launch 24/7 Telehealth Hotline
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese announced a $204 million investment in a new 24/7 telehealth service, 1800MEDICARE, projected to reduce 250,000 annual emergency room visits, starting early next year.

Australia to Launch 24/7 Telehealth Hotline
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese announced a $204 million investment in a new 24/7 telehealth service, 1800MEDICARE, projected to reduce 250,000 annual emergency room visits, starting early next year.
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48% Bias Score

Universal Healthcare: A Clash of Perspectives and a Glimpse into the Future
A German professor teaching in the US faced a student's skepticism regarding universal healthcare, prompting a discussion about societal expectations and a glimpse into a future with comprehensive social safety nets and a focus on work-life balance.

Universal Healthcare: A Clash of Perspectives and a Glimpse into the Future
A German professor teaching in the US faced a student's skepticism regarding universal healthcare, prompting a discussion about societal expectations and a glimpse into a future with comprehensive social safety nets and a focus on work-life balance.
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52% Bias Score

US HIV Aid Cut Projected to Cause 150,000 Deaths in Sub-Saharan Africa
A study reveals that halting US HIV aid in Sub-Saharan Africa will lead to an estimated 150,000 additional deaths in five years, due to the collapse of healthcare systems and the disruption of vital research, based on data from seven countries.

US HIV Aid Cut Projected to Cause 150,000 Deaths in Sub-Saharan Africa
A study reveals that halting US HIV aid in Sub-Saharan Africa will lead to an estimated 150,000 additional deaths in five years, due to the collapse of healthcare systems and the disruption of vital research, based on data from seven countries.
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64% Bias Score

Florida Family Faces Medicaid Loss Amidst Potential Budget Cuts, Jeopardizing Child's Cancer Treatment
Seven-year-old Tony McLaurin's leukemia diagnosis in Wesley Chapel, Florida, has placed his family in a precarious financial situation as they face potential Medicaid cuts amid Republican budget proposals, jeopardizing his treatment and highlighting the systemic challenges faced by families with chi...

Florida Family Faces Medicaid Loss Amidst Potential Budget Cuts, Jeopardizing Child's Cancer Treatment
Seven-year-old Tony McLaurin's leukemia diagnosis in Wesley Chapel, Florida, has placed his family in a precarious financial situation as they face potential Medicaid cuts amid Republican budget proposals, jeopardizing his treatment and highlighting the systemic challenges faced by families with chi...
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56% Bias Score
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