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China Expands National Immunization Program to Enhance Public Health
China plans to expand its national immunization program to include vaccines for HPV, pneumococcus, and other diseases to improve public health, addressing regional disparities and focusing on cost-effectiveness, building upon existing high coverage rates for 14 vaccines protecting against 15 disease...
China Expands National Immunization Program to Enhance Public Health
China plans to expand its national immunization program to include vaccines for HPV, pneumococcus, and other diseases to improve public health, addressing regional disparities and focusing on cost-effectiveness, building upon existing high coverage rates for 14 vaccines protecting against 15 disease...
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36% Bias Score
German Medical Errors: Thousands Affected, Fund Proposed for Faster Compensation
Medical errors in Germany cause thousands of cases of harm annually, with many victims facing lengthy legal battles for compensation; a proposed fund would expedite aid for these cases, while increased error reporting aims to improve systemic accountability.
German Medical Errors: Thousands Affected, Fund Proposed for Faster Compensation
Medical errors in Germany cause thousands of cases of harm annually, with many victims facing lengthy legal battles for compensation; a proposed fund would expedite aid for these cases, while increased error reporting aims to improve systemic accountability.
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44% Bias Score
Pope Francis's Legacy: Four Roman Facilities Aid the Indigent
Pope Francis established four medical facilities in Rome, including a clinic, a center for vulnerable minors and mothers, a pharmacy, and a clinic near St. Peter's Basilica, providing free healthcare and social services to the indigent, migrants, and homeless populations since 2015 through collabora...
Pope Francis's Legacy: Four Roman Facilities Aid the Indigent
Pope Francis established four medical facilities in Rome, including a clinic, a center for vulnerable minors and mothers, a pharmacy, and a clinic near St. Peter's Basilica, providing free healthcare and social services to the indigent, migrants, and homeless populations since 2015 through collabora...
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56% Bias Score
Supreme Court to Decide Fate of Affordable Preventive Care
The Supreme Court will decide the constitutionality of the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force's appointment process, potentially impacting millions' access to free preventive care under the Affordable Care Act, following a lower court ruling that its structure violates the Appointments Clause.
Supreme Court to Decide Fate of Affordable Preventive Care
The Supreme Court will decide the constitutionality of the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force's appointment process, potentially impacting millions' access to free preventive care under the Affordable Care Act, following a lower court ruling that its structure violates the Appointments Clause.
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44% Bias Score
Record Bone Marrow Transplants in Spain Highlight Graft-versus-Host Disease Challenge
A record 3,717 bone marrow transplants were performed in Spain in 2023, with 39% being allogeneic (donor other than identical twin), increasing the risk of graft-versus-host disease (GvHD), a severe complication causing debilitating symptoms and impacting patients' quality of life, though new target...
Record Bone Marrow Transplants in Spain Highlight Graft-versus-Host Disease Challenge
A record 3,717 bone marrow transplants were performed in Spain in 2023, with 39% being allogeneic (donor other than identical twin), increasing the risk of graft-versus-host disease (GvHD), a severe complication causing debilitating symptoms and impacting patients' quality of life, though new target...
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32% Bias Score
Syrian Woman Detained After Giving Birth in Izmir
A Syrian woman giving birth in an Izmir hospital was transferred to a Şanlıurfa deportation center after hospital staff contacted police; her lawyer reports inadequate care and poor conditions, including bed bugs, and a lack of medical attention for her baby.
Syrian Woman Detained After Giving Birth in Izmir
A Syrian woman giving birth in an Izmir hospital was transferred to a Şanlıurfa deportation center after hospital staff contacted police; her lawyer reports inadequate care and poor conditions, including bed bugs, and a lack of medical attention for her baby.
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60% Bias Score
NSW Doctors Strike Over Pay and Conditions
Public hospital doctors in New South Wales, Australia, recently went on a three-day strike demanding a 30% pay rise and improved working conditions, resulting in the deferral of 500 oncology appointments and highlighting systemic issues in the healthcare system.
NSW Doctors Strike Over Pay and Conditions
Public hospital doctors in New South Wales, Australia, recently went on a three-day strike demanding a 30% pay rise and improved working conditions, resulting in the deferral of 500 oncology appointments and highlighting systemic issues in the healthcare system.
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56% Bias Score
First Wholly Foreign-Owned Hospital Opens in Shanghai
DeltaHealth Hospital Shanghai, the first wholly foreign-owned hospital in the city and the first foreign-owned cardiovascular specialty hospital in China, opened after receiving its business license, reflecting China's broader policy of increasing foreign participation in its healthcare sector.
First Wholly Foreign-Owned Hospital Opens in Shanghai
DeltaHealth Hospital Shanghai, the first wholly foreign-owned hospital in the city and the first foreign-owned cardiovascular specialty hospital in China, opened after receiving its business license, reflecting China's broader policy of increasing foreign participation in its healthcare sector.
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32% Bias Score
Rostov Doctors Successfully Remove Large Kidney Tumor from Severely Obese Patient
A 55-year-old, 190kg Rostov resident with heart problems and advanced kidney cancer, underwent a three-stage treatment plan (embolization, hemoglobin stabilization, and surgery) resulting in complete tumor removal.
Rostov Doctors Successfully Remove Large Kidney Tumor from Severely Obese Patient
A 55-year-old, 190kg Rostov resident with heart problems and advanced kidney cancer, underwent a three-stage treatment plan (embolization, hemoglobin stabilization, and surgery) resulting in complete tumor removal.
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48% Bias Score
Supreme Court Case Could Broaden HHS Secretary's Control Over Affordable Care Act
The Supreme Court hears a case challenging the Affordable Care Act's mandates for free preventive services; a ruling for the government could significantly increase HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s control over these mandates, impacting millions of Americans' access to cost-free preventive care...
Supreme Court Case Could Broaden HHS Secretary's Control Over Affordable Care Act
The Supreme Court hears a case challenging the Affordable Care Act's mandates for free preventive services; a ruling for the government could significantly increase HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s control over these mandates, impacting millions of Americans' access to cost-free preventive care...
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36% Bias Score
Funding Crisis Threatens Eviction of Vulnerable Care Recipient
Due to insufficient funding from Haringey Council, Somerset Care, a non-profit organization, may evict 66-year-old Hugh Kirsch, who has learning difficulties and a history of abuse, highlighting the UK's social care crisis and the vulnerability of non-profit providers.
Funding Crisis Threatens Eviction of Vulnerable Care Recipient
Due to insufficient funding from Haringey Council, Somerset Care, a non-profit organization, may evict 66-year-old Hugh Kirsch, who has learning difficulties and a history of abuse, highlighting the UK's social care crisis and the vulnerability of non-profit providers.
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44% Bias Score
Supreme Court Weighs Challenge to Affordable Care Act's Preventive Services Task Force
The Supreme Court is reviewing a challenge to the Affordable Care Act's Preventive Services Task Force, which recommends preventive services covered by insurers; Christian employers and individuals argue its structure violates the Constitution's appointments clause, potentially impacting access to p...
Supreme Court Weighs Challenge to Affordable Care Act's Preventive Services Task Force
The Supreme Court is reviewing a challenge to the Affordable Care Act's Preventive Services Task Force, which recommends preventive services covered by insurers; Christian employers and individuals argue its structure violates the Constitution's appointments clause, potentially impacting access to p...
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44% Bias Score
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