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EU Faces Critical Medicine Shortages
The European Union is facing shortages of 16 critical medicines due to production problems, increased demand, and manufacturer withdrawals, impacting patient care across various treatments including anti-infectives, insulin, and cancer therapies, with some shortages expected to last until 2025.
EU Faces Critical Medicine Shortages
The European Union is facing shortages of 16 critical medicines due to production problems, increased demand, and manufacturer withdrawals, impacting patient care across various treatments including anti-infectives, insulin, and cancer therapies, with some shortages expected to last until 2025.
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16% Bias Score
Student Dies After Alleged Medical Negligence in Voronezh Hospital
An 18-year-old student, Margarita Tokareva, died in a Voronezh hospital after suffering severe eye pain, allegedly due to medical negligence involving delayed treatment and an adverse reaction to administered medication. A criminal investigation is underway.
Student Dies After Alleged Medical Negligence in Voronezh Hospital
An 18-year-old student, Margarita Tokareva, died in a Voronezh hospital after suffering severe eye pain, allegedly due to medical negligence involving delayed treatment and an adverse reaction to administered medication. A criminal investigation is underway.
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56% Bias Score
Berlin Employee Sick Leave Surges in 2023
AOK Nordost data reveals that Berlin employees averaged 21 sick days in 2023, a significant increase compared to pre-pandemic levels, primarily due to respiratory and mental health issues, and partially due to improved data collection via electronic sick notes.
Berlin Employee Sick Leave Surges in 2023
AOK Nordost data reveals that Berlin employees averaged 21 sick days in 2023, a significant increase compared to pre-pandemic levels, primarily due to respiratory and mental health issues, and partially due to improved data collection via electronic sick notes.
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28% Bias Score
Russia Faces Doctor Shortage in Remote Areas
Doctors in remote, underpopulated areas of Russia are reluctant to work due to low salaries, increased administrative burdens, and limited treatment capabilities; the pandemic has worsened this shortage.
Russia Faces Doctor Shortage in Remote Areas
Doctors in remote, underpopulated areas of Russia are reluctant to work due to low salaries, increased administrative burdens, and limited treatment capabilities; the pandemic has worsened this shortage.
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48% Bias Score
UK Government Could Save £1bn by Supporting Ill Workers, Report Finds
A report reveals that improving support for UK workers with health conditions could save the government over £1bn, as the number of days lost to work-related ill health has soared by a third since 2010, costing the economy over £400m a week; the government is expected to publish welfare reform plans...
UK Government Could Save £1bn by Supporting Ill Workers, Report Finds
A report reveals that improving support for UK workers with health conditions could save the government over £1bn, as the number of days lost to work-related ill health has soared by a third since 2010, costing the economy over £400m a week; the government is expected to publish welfare reform plans...
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44% Bias Score
Midwifery Student's Pro-Life Comments Spark NHS Investigation
A Scottish midwifery student, Sara Spencer, was temporarily removed from her NHS training placement for expressing pro-life views on a private Facebook group; following an investigation, she was reinstated, but the incident raises concerns about freedom of speech and conscientious objection within t...
Midwifery Student's Pro-Life Comments Spark NHS Investigation
A Scottish midwifery student, Sara Spencer, was temporarily removed from her NHS training placement for expressing pro-life views on a private Facebook group; following an investigation, she was reinstated, but the incident raises concerns about freedom of speech and conscientious objection within t...
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60% Bias Score
Mass Federal Layoffs Disproportionately Impact Pregnant Workers
The recent firing of thousands of federal workers, including numerous pregnant women, has caused significant hardship, with pregnant employees facing unique challenges in healthcare, job searches, and financial stability. This has led to hospitalizations due to stress and difficulties securing alter...
Mass Federal Layoffs Disproportionately Impact Pregnant Workers
The recent firing of thousands of federal workers, including numerous pregnant women, has caused significant hardship, with pregnant employees facing unique challenges in healthcare, job searches, and financial stability. This has led to hospitalizations due to stress and difficulties securing alter...
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60% Bias Score
EU Health Ministers Urge Inclusion of Medicines in Defense Strategy
Eleven European health ministers call for including medicines in the EU's defense strategy due to Europe's heavy reliance (60-80%) on Asia, primarily China, for essential drugs, arguing that disruptions could cripple healthcare and military operations.
EU Health Ministers Urge Inclusion of Medicines in Defense Strategy
Eleven European health ministers call for including medicines in the EU's defense strategy due to Europe's heavy reliance (60-80%) on Asia, primarily China, for essential drugs, arguing that disruptions could cripple healthcare and military operations.
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40% Bias Score
Dutch Hospital Tests Remote Neurological Exams to Combat Specialist Shortages
Isala hospital in Meppel, Netherlands, is testing remote neurological examinations using a specialized camera system to diagnose stroke patients with two neurologists—one on-site and one remote—to alleviate specialist shortages, starting in April.
Dutch Hospital Tests Remote Neurological Exams to Combat Specialist Shortages
Isala hospital in Meppel, Netherlands, is testing remote neurological examinations using a specialized camera system to diagnose stroke patients with two neurologists—one on-site and one remote—to alleviate specialist shortages, starting in April.
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32% Bias Score
BaFin Probes Bayer's Disclosure of €8.4 Billion Capital Increase Plan
Germany's BaFin is investigating whether Bayer adequately disclosed plans for a potential €8.4 billion capital increase before its announcement caused a 10% share price drop last Friday; the probe examines market manipulation, insider trading, and ad-hoc disclosure violations.
BaFin Probes Bayer's Disclosure of €8.4 Billion Capital Increase Plan
Germany's BaFin is investigating whether Bayer adequately disclosed plans for a potential €8.4 billion capital increase before its announcement caused a 10% share price drop last Friday; the probe examines market manipulation, insider trading, and ad-hoc disclosure violations.
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48% Bias Score
Salford Care Home Workers Protest Understaffing, Raising Concerns Over Resident Care
Staff at Heartly Green care home in Salford, UK, protested due to understaffing, causing delays in resident care and emotional distress among workers; despite the Care Quality Commission's "good" rating, the union demands Park Homes leave.
Salford Care Home Workers Protest Understaffing, Raising Concerns Over Resident Care
Staff at Heartly Green care home in Salford, UK, protested due to understaffing, causing delays in resident care and emotional distress among workers; despite the Care Quality Commission's "good" rating, the union demands Park Homes leave.
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40% Bias Score
EU Ministers Propose Defense Funding for Critical Medicines Act
Eleven EU health ministers propose funding a new Critical Medicines Act through the EU defense budget to address Europe's pharmaceutical dependence on Asia (60-80%) and strengthen national security, leveraging the Rearm Europe plan's €800 billion.
EU Ministers Propose Defense Funding for Critical Medicines Act
Eleven EU health ministers propose funding a new Critical Medicines Act through the EU defense budget to address Europe's pharmaceutical dependence on Asia (60-80%) and strengthen national security, leveraging the Rearm Europe plan's €800 billion.
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48% Bias Score
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