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Germany Faces Organ Shortage Despite Online Registry
German Health Minister Nina Warken launched a public appeal for more organ donors on the 'Organ Donation Day', citing nearly 8,300 people on waiting lists despite an online registry having 319,200 entries (82.9% consenting to donation).
Germany Faces Organ Shortage Despite Online Registry
German Health Minister Nina Warken launched a public appeal for more organ donors on the 'Organ Donation Day', citing nearly 8,300 people on waiting lists despite an online registry having 319,200 entries (82.9% consenting to donation).
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36% Bias Score
NHS £450m Plan to Tackle A&E Crisis
The English NHS is launching a £450 million plan to tackle A&E overcrowding by creating 40 new same-day emergency care units, 15 mental health crisis centers, and deploying 500 more ambulances, aiming to divert one in five A&E patients to alternative settings, addressing a near doubling of urgent ca...
NHS £450m Plan to Tackle A&E Crisis
The English NHS is launching a £450 million plan to tackle A&E overcrowding by creating 40 new same-day emergency care units, 15 mental health crisis centers, and deploying 500 more ambulances, aiming to divert one in five A&E patients to alternative settings, addressing a near doubling of urgent ca...
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40% Bias Score
Victorian Hospital Errors: 112 Deaths, Rise in Suicides
Victoria's 2023-24 hospital error report reveals 193 sentinel events (112 deaths), including a threefold rise in suspected suicides in acute psychiatric units (six deaths), and a rise in wrong-site surgeries (three deaths) and retained objects (two life-threatening cases).
Victorian Hospital Errors: 112 Deaths, Rise in Suicides
Victoria's 2023-24 hospital error report reveals 193 sentinel events (112 deaths), including a threefold rise in suspected suicides in acute psychiatric units (six deaths), and a rise in wrong-site surgeries (three deaths) and retained objects (two life-threatening cases).
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16% Bias Score
Germany's Organ Donor Shortage: A Critical Need for Systemic Change
Franziska Bleis, a 42-year-old woman from Germany, received a heart transplant after surviving a severe heart muscle inflammation, highlighting the critical shortage of organ donors in Germany, where only 0.4% of eligible people are registered.
Germany's Organ Donor Shortage: A Critical Need for Systemic Change
Franziska Bleis, a 42-year-old woman from Germany, received a heart transplant after surviving a severe heart muscle inflammation, highlighting the critical shortage of organ donors in Germany, where only 0.4% of eligible people are registered.
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44% Bias Score
Norwegian Doctor Sentenced to 21 Years for Rape and Abuse of Dozens of Women
A Norwegian court sentenced former GP Arne Bye to 21 years in prison for 70 counts of rape and 82 counts of abusing his position as a doctor, following a case involving nearly 94 women and spanning almost two decades.
Norwegian Doctor Sentenced to 21 Years for Rape and Abuse of Dozens of Women
A Norwegian court sentenced former GP Arne Bye to 21 years in prison for 70 counts of rape and 82 counts of abusing his position as a doctor, following a case involving nearly 94 women and spanning almost two decades.
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24% Bias Score
Senate Republicans Face Divisions Over Major Bill
Senate Republicans are scrambling to pass President Trump's agenda by July 4th, facing opposition from senators like Rand Paul and Susan Collins over spending, Medicaid cuts, and the debt ceiling hike; the bill's fate rests on securing 50 Republican votes.
Senate Republicans Face Divisions Over Major Bill
Senate Republicans are scrambling to pass President Trump's agenda by July 4th, facing opposition from senators like Rand Paul and Susan Collins over spending, Medicaid cuts, and the debt ceiling hike; the bill's fate rests on securing 50 Republican votes.
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48% Bias Score
Gender Gap in Healthcare: Systemic Neglect Hinders Women's Health Innovation
Accenture and Springboard Enterprises' 2025 State of Women's Health report reveals pervasive gender gaps in healthcare, impacting diagnosis, treatment, and innovation due to historical exclusion of women from research and male-centric models, necessitating systemic changes.
Gender Gap in Healthcare: Systemic Neglect Hinders Women's Health Innovation
Accenture and Springboard Enterprises' 2025 State of Women's Health report reveals pervasive gender gaps in healthcare, impacting diagnosis, treatment, and innovation due to historical exclusion of women from research and male-centric models, necessitating systemic changes.
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24% Bias Score
Joe's Law" Passes in NSW, Banning Public-Private Partnerships in Acute Healthcare
The NSW parliament unanimously passed "Joe's Law", banning new public-private partnerships for acute hospital services, following the death of Joe Massa at Northern Beaches Hospital due to systemic failures within a private healthcare model.
Joe's Law" Passes in NSW, Banning Public-Private Partnerships in Acute Healthcare
The NSW parliament unanimously passed "Joe's Law", banning new public-private partnerships for acute hospital services, following the death of Joe Massa at Northern Beaches Hospital due to systemic failures within a private healthcare model.
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64% Bias Score
£450m NHS Investment to Tackle Hospital Waiting Times
The UK government announced a £450 million investment in the NHS to reduce hospital waiting times by creating new treatment centers, mental health units, and ambulances, aiming to alleviate A&E pressures and improve patient care.
£450m NHS Investment to Tackle Hospital Waiting Times
The UK government announced a £450 million investment in the NHS to reduce hospital waiting times by creating new treatment centers, mental health units, and ambulances, aiming to alleviate A&E pressures and improve patient care.
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40% Bias Score
Wife of Quirón Executive Investigated in Ayuso Partner's Case
A Madrid judge is investigating Gloria Carrasco, wife of a Quirón executive, for allegedly receiving a €500,000 bribe from Isabel Díaz Ayuso's partner, Alberto González Amador, in connection with a 2020 business deal involving a company with no assets. The investigation involves potential corruption...
Wife of Quirón Executive Investigated in Ayuso Partner's Case
A Madrid judge is investigating Gloria Carrasco, wife of a Quirón executive, for allegedly receiving a €500,000 bribe from Isabel Díaz Ayuso's partner, Alberto González Amador, in connection with a 2020 business deal involving a company with no assets. The investigation involves potential corruption...
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56% Bias Score
25 Spanish ALS Patients Sue Government Over Law's Funding Shortfall
At least 25 Spanish ALS patients are filing a joint lawsuit against the government for failing to fully fund the recently approved ALS law, citing insufficient funding seven months post-approval and highlighting a previously filed individual lawsuit that gained media attention.
25 Spanish ALS Patients Sue Government Over Law's Funding Shortfall
At least 25 Spanish ALS patients are filing a joint lawsuit against the government for failing to fully fund the recently approved ALS law, citing insufficient funding seven months post-approval and highlighting a previously filed individual lawsuit that gained media attention.
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48% Bias Score
China Expands TCM Pediatric Services to Combat Childhood Obesity
China will require all tertiary and at least 80 percent of secondary public traditional Chinese medicine hospitals to establish pediatric departments by November 2024, expanding access to TCM pediatric care and addressing rising childhood obesity rates.
China Expands TCM Pediatric Services to Combat Childhood Obesity
China will require all tertiary and at least 80 percent of secondary public traditional Chinese medicine hospitals to establish pediatric departments by November 2024, expanding access to TCM pediatric care and addressing rising childhood obesity rates.
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32% Bias Score
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