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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
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
Spain Allocates €229.2 Million to Bolster Healthcare
The Spanish government approved €229.2 million for healthcare improvements: €172.4 million for primary care, €39 million for the national mental health plan, and €17.8 million for suicide prevention, addressing post-pandemic strains and rising mental health issues.
Spain Allocates €229.2 Million to Bolster Healthcare
The Spanish government approved €229.2 million for healthcare improvements: €172.4 million for primary care, €39 million for the national mental health plan, and €17.8 million for suicide prevention, addressing post-pandemic strains and rising mental health issues.
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24% Bias Score
HHS Ends $1 Billion COVID-19 Testing Program, Shifts Focus to Chronic Diseases
The Department of Health and Human Services ended a $1 billion COVID-19 testing program due to readily available tests and the pandemic's end, shifting focus to address chronic diseases impacting national security, as detailed in the "Make America Healthy Again" report.
HHS Ends $1 Billion COVID-19 Testing Program, Shifts Focus to Chronic Diseases
The Department of Health and Human Services ended a $1 billion COVID-19 testing program due to readily available tests and the pandemic's end, shifting focus to address chronic diseases impacting national security, as detailed in the "Make America Healthy Again" report.
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52% Bias Score
Trump's Budget Bill Faces Opposition Amid Medicaid Cut Controversy
President Trump's budget bill, passed by the House, includes substantial cuts to Medicaid and SNAP, prompting criticism from New York Gov. Kathy Hochul and House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries, while some Senators oppose the bill's high cost.
Trump's Budget Bill Faces Opposition Amid Medicaid Cut Controversy
President Trump's budget bill, passed by the House, includes substantial cuts to Medicaid and SNAP, prompting criticism from New York Gov. Kathy Hochul and House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries, while some Senators oppose the bill's high cost.
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56% 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
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
Wales' End-of-Life Care System 'At Breaking Point', Says Charity
People in the final year of life occupy almost 20% of Welsh hospital beds, prompting a charity to call for improved end-of-life care and highlighting the case of Gareth Miles, who spent 10 weeks in hospital before his death due to a care package lapse.
Wales' End-of-Life Care System 'At Breaking Point', Says Charity
People in the final year of life occupy almost 20% of Welsh hospital beds, prompting a charity to call for improved end-of-life care and highlighting the case of Gareth Miles, who spent 10 weeks in hospital before his death due to a care package lapse.
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52% Bias Score
Undiagnosed Mast Cell Activation Syndrome Poses Risk to Millions in the UK
A UK GP warns of the largely undiagnosed Mast cell activation syndrome (MCAS), affecting approximately one in six people, and causing symptoms easily mistaken for other conditions. The condition, triggered by various factors, can lead to potentially fatal allergic reactions like anaphylaxis, emphasi...
Undiagnosed Mast Cell Activation Syndrome Poses Risk to Millions in the UK
A UK GP warns of the largely undiagnosed Mast cell activation syndrome (MCAS), affecting approximately one in six people, and causing symptoms easily mistaken for other conditions. The condition, triggered by various factors, can lead to potentially fatal allergic reactions like anaphylaxis, emphasi...
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48% Bias Score
Barnaul's "Cyberday" Showcases Advanced Prosthetics
Barnaul hosted "Cyberday," showcasing advanced bioprosthetics that empower people with limb differences; the event highlighted success stories, technological advancements, and government accessibility programs.
Barnaul's "Cyberday" Showcases Advanced Prosthetics
Barnaul hosted "Cyberday," showcasing advanced bioprosthetics that empower people with limb differences; the event highlighted success stories, technological advancements, and government accessibility programs.
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52% Bias Score
Spain Performs First Heart-Lung Transplant from Controlled Circulatory Death Donor
54-year-old Nieves Laguna received Spain's first heart-lung transplant from a controlled circulatory death donor at Madrid's Puerta de Hierro University Hospital, marking a global milestone in transplantation and increasing organ availability.
Spain Performs First Heart-Lung Transplant from Controlled Circulatory Death Donor
54-year-old Nieves Laguna received Spain's first heart-lung transplant from a controlled circulatory death donor at Madrid's Puerta de Hierro University Hospital, marking a global milestone in transplantation and increasing organ availability.
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48% Bias Score
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