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Taiwan Uses AI Robots to Combat Global Nursing Shortage
To combat a projected global shortage of 4.5 million nurses by 2030, Taiwan's hospitals are integrating AI-powered robots like Nurabot to handle routine tasks, reducing nurse workloads by up to 30% and improving patient care.
Taiwan Uses AI Robots to Combat Global Nursing Shortage
To combat a projected global shortage of 4.5 million nurses by 2030, Taiwan's hospitals are integrating AI-powered robots like Nurabot to handle routine tasks, reducing nurse workloads by up to 30% and improving patient care.
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56% Bias Score
China Launches First Brain-Computer Interface Clinical Ward
China opened its first brain-computer interface (BCI) ward at Tianjin Huanhu Hospital on April 10th, following a new national pricing guideline issued on March 12th, marking a significant step towards integrating this cutting-edge technology into mainstream healthcare.
China Launches First Brain-Computer Interface Clinical Ward
China opened its first brain-computer interface (BCI) ward at Tianjin Huanhu Hospital on April 10th, following a new national pricing guideline issued on March 12th, marking a significant step towards integrating this cutting-edge technology into mainstream healthcare.
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44% Bias Score
Spain Launches 10 Million Euro Emergency Plan for ALS Patients
The Spanish government announced a 10 million euro emergency plan to provide 24-hour care for vulnerable ALS patients until a seven-month-old law is fully implemented, addressing immediate needs while the legislation unfolds.
Spain Launches 10 Million Euro Emergency Plan for ALS Patients
The Spanish government announced a 10 million euro emergency plan to provide 24-hour care for vulnerable ALS patients until a seven-month-old law is fully implemented, addressing immediate needs while the legislation unfolds.
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32% Bias Score
Chinese Biotech Firm's Lung Cancer Breakthrough Shakes Up Global Pharma Industry
Akeso, a Chinese biotech firm, surprised the world by decisively beating Merck's leading lung cancer drug in clinical trials, marking a significant shift in global pharmaceutical innovation from the US to China, attracting major investments and raising concerns in the US.
Chinese Biotech Firm's Lung Cancer Breakthrough Shakes Up Global Pharma Industry
Akeso, a Chinese biotech firm, surprised the world by decisively beating Merck's leading lung cancer drug in clinical trials, marking a significant shift in global pharmaceutical innovation from the US to China, attracting major investments and raising concerns in the US.
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44% Bias Score
Wegovy Use Among Teens Increases by 50% in 2024
Data shows a 50% increase in Wegovy prescriptions for American teens in 2024, reaching 14.8 per 100,000 adolescents, despite concerns about long-term effects and limited insurance coverage; this follows a strong recommendation from the American Academy of Pediatrics in January 2023.
Wegovy Use Among Teens Increases by 50% in 2024
Data shows a 50% increase in Wegovy prescriptions for American teens in 2024, reaching 14.8 per 100,000 adolescents, despite concerns about long-term effects and limited insurance coverage; this follows a strong recommendation from the American Academy of Pediatrics in January 2023.
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36% Bias Score
Nut4Health Reduces Severe Child Malnutrition with Tech-Driven Community Approach
Nut4Health, a Spanish initiative, uses a mobile app and SMS to facilitate early diagnosis and community-based treatment of child malnutrition, reducing severe cases by improving access and efficiency in Guatemala and Mauritania.
Nut4Health Reduces Severe Child Malnutrition with Tech-Driven Community Approach
Nut4Health, a Spanish initiative, uses a mobile app and SMS to facilitate early diagnosis and community-based treatment of child malnutrition, reducing severe cases by improving access and efficiency in Guatemala and Mauritania.
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40% Bias Score
Bavaria's Critical Organ Shortage Highlights Germany's Transplant Crisis
In Bavaria, 1100 people await organ transplants, but only 157 post-mortem donations occurred in 2024, reflecting a nationwide shortage of 8100 people awaiting organs with only 953 donations last year; the current system, requiring explicit consent, leads to many donations being declined.
Bavaria's Critical Organ Shortage Highlights Germany's Transplant Crisis
In Bavaria, 1100 people await organ transplants, but only 157 post-mortem donations occurred in 2024, reflecting a nationwide shortage of 8100 people awaiting organs with only 953 donations last year; the current system, requiring explicit consent, leads to many donations being declined.
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36% Bias Score
Democrats Link Republican Budget Bill to 51,000 Projected Annual Deaths
Senate Democrats Wyden and Sanders claim the Republican budget reconciliation bill, including the expiration of enhanced Obamacare credits, will cause an estimated 51,000 annual deaths, based on a University of Pennsylvania and Yale study projecting 7.7 million coverage losses by 2034 and detailing ...
Democrats Link Republican Budget Bill to 51,000 Projected Annual Deaths
Senate Democrats Wyden and Sanders claim the Republican budget reconciliation bill, including the expiration of enhanced Obamacare credits, will cause an estimated 51,000 annual deaths, based on a University of Pennsylvania and Yale study projecting 7.7 million coverage losses by 2034 and detailing ...
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60% Bias Score
Ekaterinburg Hospital to Open New High-Tech Emergency Room in 2026
Sverdlovsk Oblast's Deputy Governor and Minister of Health, Tatyana Savinova, announced a new 1500 square meter modular emergency room for Ekaterinburg's 40th City Hospital, improving patient flow and diagnostics, scheduled to open in early 2026; she also addressed regional issues including physicia...
Ekaterinburg Hospital to Open New High-Tech Emergency Room in 2026
Sverdlovsk Oblast's Deputy Governor and Minister of Health, Tatyana Savinova, announced a new 1500 square meter modular emergency room for Ekaterinburg's 40th City Hospital, improving patient flow and diagnostics, scheduled to open in early 2026; she also addressed regional issues including physicia...
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36% Bias Score
Blair Urges AI Adoption in UK Public Services
Former UK Prime Minister Tony Blair advocates for the integration of AI into public services, citing a recent government trial showing a 26-minute daily time saving per civil servant using AI tools, and suggesting applications in healthcare and education.
Blair Urges AI Adoption in UK Public Services
Former UK Prime Minister Tony Blair advocates for the integration of AI into public services, citing a recent government trial showing a 26-minute daily time saving per civil servant using AI tools, and suggesting applications in healthcare and education.
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56% Bias Score
Dutch Doctor Returns from Gaza, Describes Both Indescribable Suffering and Personal Fulfillment
Rotterdam doctor Salih el Saddy returned to the Netherlands after a month of providing medical care in a Gaza hospital during the conflict, describing the situation as 'indescribable suffering' yet the 'most beautiful month of his life' due to helping the people, and noting that he feels 'ten years ...
Dutch Doctor Returns from Gaza, Describes Both Indescribable Suffering and Personal Fulfillment
Rotterdam doctor Salih el Saddy returned to the Netherlands after a month of providing medical care in a Gaza hospital during the conflict, describing the situation as 'indescribable suffering' yet the 'most beautiful month of his life' due to helping the people, and noting that he feels 'ten years ...
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28% Bias Score
Over a Million in England Take Ten or More Daily Medications, Increasing Health Risks
A new report reveals over a million people in England take ten or more medications daily, increasing harm risks three-fold due to drug interactions and side effects; older people are particularly vulnerable.
Over a Million in England Take Ten or More Daily Medications, Increasing Health Risks
A new report reveals over a million people in England take ten or more medications daily, increasing harm risks three-fold due to drug interactions and side effects; older people are particularly vulnerable.
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52% Bias Score
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