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Unpaid Staff at Thessaloniki Hospital Highlight Delays in Greece's Free Afternoon Surgery Program
Nurses, doctors, and paramedics at Thessaloniki's Papapanikolaou Hospital remain unpaid since December 2024 for their work in free afternoon surgeries, which began in November 2024 and are funded by the Recovery Fund, despite other hospitals in the same city not facing such payment delays; approxima...
Unpaid Staff at Thessaloniki Hospital Highlight Delays in Greece's Free Afternoon Surgery Program
Nurses, doctors, and paramedics at Thessaloniki's Papapanikolaou Hospital remain unpaid since December 2024 for their work in free afternoon surgeries, which began in November 2024 and are funded by the Recovery Fund, despite other hospitals in the same city not facing such payment delays; approxima...
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32% Bias Score
9/11 First Responders Denied Healthcare Amidst Program Cuts
Due to budget cuts and staff layoffs within the World Trade Center Health Program, hundreds of 9/11 first responders are currently unable to access vital medical care, with no new applicants receiving appointments or certifications since April, raising concerns about potentially fatal consequences f...
9/11 First Responders Denied Healthcare Amidst Program Cuts
Due to budget cuts and staff layoffs within the World Trade Center Health Program, hundreds of 9/11 first responders are currently unable to access vital medical care, with no new applicants receiving appointments or certifications since April, raising concerns about potentially fatal consequences f...
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40% Bias Score
UKHSA Report Exposes Stark Health Inequalities in England
A UKHSA report reveals that people in the most deprived areas of England are almost twice as likely to be hospitalized for infectious diseases than their least deprived counterparts, with the North West showing 30% higher admission rates and an estimated £970m-£1.5bn cost to the NHS in 2022-23 due t...
UKHSA Report Exposes Stark Health Inequalities in England
A UKHSA report reveals that people in the most deprived areas of England are almost twice as likely to be hospitalized for infectious diseases than their least deprived counterparts, with the North West showing 30% higher admission rates and an estimated £970m-£1.5bn cost to the NHS in 2022-23 due t...
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28% Bias Score
Rheinland-Pfalz Nurses Protest Mandatory Nursing Chamber Fees
Nurses in Rheinland-Pfalz are protesting mandatory membership and fees in their state nursing chamber, citing a lack of tangible benefits despite the chamber's claims of improvements in societal awareness and salaries; protests are occurring across the state, and a vote on the chamber's future is be...
Rheinland-Pfalz Nurses Protest Mandatory Nursing Chamber Fees
Nurses in Rheinland-Pfalz are protesting mandatory membership and fees in their state nursing chamber, citing a lack of tangible benefits despite the chamber's claims of improvements in societal awareness and salaries; protests are occurring across the state, and a vote on the chamber's future is be...
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52% Bias Score
M&S Cyberattack Causes Operational Disruptions
A major cyberattack on Marks & Spencer (M&S) caused significant operational disruptions, impacting internal systems and leading to manual operations and supply chain issues, highlighting the increasing vulnerability of businesses to ransomware attacks.
M&S Cyberattack Causes Operational Disruptions
A major cyberattack on Marks & Spencer (M&S) caused significant operational disruptions, impacting internal systems and leading to manual operations and supply chain issues, highlighting the increasing vulnerability of businesses to ransomware attacks.
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60% Bias Score
House Republicans Propose Student Loan Reform, Eliminating Forgiveness for Medical Residents
House Republicans introduced a bill to reform the federal student loan system, aiming to save taxpayers over $330 billion, but eliminating student loan forgiveness for medical residents and interns.
House Republicans Propose Student Loan Reform, Eliminating Forgiveness for Medical Residents
House Republicans introduced a bill to reform the federal student loan system, aiming to save taxpayers over $330 billion, but eliminating student loan forgiveness for medical residents and interns.
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40% Bias Score
Senegal Partners to Improve Child Nutrition and Health
Senegal's National Agency for Early Childhood and the National Nutrition Development Council partnered to improve child nutrition and health through nutritional services and gardening programs in early childhood centers, aligning with the government's 2050 policy framework.
Senegal Partners to Improve Child Nutrition and Health
Senegal's National Agency for Early Childhood and the National Nutrition Development Council partnered to improve child nutrition and health through nutritional services and gardening programs in early childhood centers, aligning with the government's 2050 policy framework.
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Democrats Target Vulnerable Republicans Over Planned Social Safety Net Cuts
The Democratic National Committee launched "Fight to Save Medicaid", a pressure campaign targeting four vulnerable Republican representatives to oppose a Republican bill that could slash Medicaid and SNAP funding by over $1 trillion, potentially impacting the bill's passage before Memorial Day.
Democrats Target Vulnerable Republicans Over Planned Social Safety Net Cuts
The Democratic National Committee launched "Fight to Save Medicaid", a pressure campaign targeting four vulnerable Republican representatives to oppose a Republican bill that could slash Medicaid and SNAP funding by over $1 trillion, potentially impacting the bill's passage before Memorial Day.
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64% Bias Score
WTC Health Program Resumes 9/11 Illness Certifications After Crisis
The World Trade Center Health Program resumed certifying 9/11-related illnesses after weeks of disruption caused by the uncertain status of its administrator, Dr. John Howard, resulting in delays for some patients; the program is now processing new applications and certifications, aiming to clear th...
WTC Health Program Resumes 9/11 Illness Certifications After Crisis
The World Trade Center Health Program resumed certifying 9/11-related illnesses after weeks of disruption caused by the uncertain status of its administrator, Dr. John Howard, resulting in delays for some patients; the program is now processing new applications and certifications, aiming to clear th...
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32% Bias Score
Lives at Risk as Fermanagh Hospital Remains Understaffed
Emergency general surgery remains suspended at the South West Acute Hospital (Swah) in Enniskillen, forcing patients to travel to Altnagelvin Hospital in Londonderry, causing significant delays and risks to lives, while local politicians back proposals to restore services, addressing staff shortages...
Lives at Risk as Fermanagh Hospital Remains Understaffed
Emergency general surgery remains suspended at the South West Acute Hospital (Swah) in Enniskillen, forcing patients to travel to Altnagelvin Hospital in Londonderry, causing significant delays and risks to lives, while local politicians back proposals to restore services, addressing staff shortages...
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56% Bias Score
Healthcare Cybersecurity: Prioritizing MVPs for Disaster Recovery
To address healthcare cybersecurity vulnerabilities, CIOs should prioritize building minimal viable products (MVPs) for critical systems—like electronic medical records and communication systems—to maintain essential functions during outages, reducing downtime costs and ensuring patient care continu...
Healthcare Cybersecurity: Prioritizing MVPs for Disaster Recovery
To address healthcare cybersecurity vulnerabilities, CIOs should prioritize building minimal viable products (MVPs) for critical systems—like electronic medical records and communication systems—to maintain essential functions during outages, reducing downtime costs and ensuring patient care continu...
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44% Bias Score
Childhood Cancer Battle: Family's Perseverance and the Power of Charity
A 14-year-old boy from Varna, Southern Urals, battled stage three non-Hodgkin's B-cell lymphoma, undergoing extensive treatment and overcoming significant financial hurdles with the help of various charitable organizations; he is now studying to become a doctor.
Childhood Cancer Battle: Family's Perseverance and the Power of Charity
A 14-year-old boy from Varna, Southern Urals, battled stage three non-Hodgkin's B-cell lymphoma, undergoing extensive treatment and overcoming significant financial hurdles with the help of various charitable organizations; he is now studying to become a doctor.
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40% Bias Score
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