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Canadian Election: Pharmacare's Impact on Diabetes Care
Katharine Mackett, a Type 1 diabetic, spends over \$4,000 yearly on managing her condition, highlighting the financial strain on patients as the federal election approaches, with some provinces having signed deals for publicly-funded diabetes care while others haven't.
Canadian Election: Pharmacare's Impact on Diabetes Care
Katharine Mackett, a Type 1 diabetic, spends over \$4,000 yearly on managing her condition, highlighting the financial strain on patients as the federal election approaches, with some provinces having signed deals for publicly-funded diabetes care while others haven't.
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40% Bias Score
The Pitt" Concludes First Season, Showcasing Challenges of American Emergency Medicine
The Pitt," a Canadian-created medical drama airing on Max and USA Network, concludes its first season, realistically depicting the challenges faced by American emergency room staff, including mental health struggles, mass-casualty events, and the impact of a profit-driven system.
The Pitt" Concludes First Season, Showcasing Challenges of American Emergency Medicine
The Pitt," a Canadian-created medical drama airing on Max and USA Network, concludes its first season, realistically depicting the challenges faced by American emergency room staff, including mental health struggles, mass-casualty events, and the impact of a profit-driven system.
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40% Bias Score
The Pitt" Resonates Deeply with Medical Professionals
The Pitt," a new TV show accurately depicting a Pittsburgh emergency room, has deeply resonated with medical professionals due to its realistic portrayal of ER life, including staff struggles and the compassionate character of Dr. Robby, leading to emotional connections and positive public awareness...
The Pitt" Resonates Deeply with Medical Professionals
The Pitt," a new TV show accurately depicting a Pittsburgh emergency room, has deeply resonated with medical professionals due to its realistic portrayal of ER life, including staff struggles and the compassionate character of Dr. Robby, leading to emotional connections and positive public awareness...
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52% Bias Score
Turkey's Organ Transplant Success Amidst Critical Shortage
Turkey leads the world in living-donor organ transplants but faces a critical organ shortage due to low family consent rates (17%, down from 28% in the 2010s), resulting in 6-7 daily deaths among 33,000 patients awaiting transplants.
Turkey's Organ Transplant Success Amidst Critical Shortage
Turkey leads the world in living-donor organ transplants but faces a critical organ shortage due to low family consent rates (17%, down from 28% in the 2010s), resulting in 6-7 daily deaths among 33,000 patients awaiting transplants.
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48% Bias Score
Climate Impact of Asthma Inhalers Prompts Dutch Guideline
In the Netherlands, the majority of the 1.5 million asthma patients' commonly used inhalers contain climate-damaging substances and PFAS, although experts suggest most could switch to less harmful alternatives; a new guideline aims to assist doctors.
Climate Impact of Asthma Inhalers Prompts Dutch Guideline
In the Netherlands, the majority of the 1.5 million asthma patients' commonly used inhalers contain climate-damaging substances and PFAS, although experts suggest most could switch to less harmful alternatives; a new guideline aims to assist doctors.
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48% Bias Score
North Macedonia: Hospital Director Arrested in \$20,000 Bribery Case
In North Macedonia, two individuals, including the acting director of a geriatric hospital nominated by the Alliance for Albanians party, were arrested for allegedly taking a \$20,000 bribe to admit a patient, prompting calls for a transparent investigation and systemic reform.
North Macedonia: Hospital Director Arrested in \$20,000 Bribery Case
In North Macedonia, two individuals, including the acting director of a geriatric hospital nominated by the Alliance for Albanians party, were arrested for allegedly taking a \$20,000 bribe to admit a patient, prompting calls for a transparent investigation and systemic reform.
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52% Bias Score
CMMI's Failure: \$5 Billion Overspend, Unchecked Power
The Center for Medicare and Medicaid Innovation (CMMI) has increased net federal spending by over \$5 billion in its first decade, failing to meet its goals and overstepping its authority; its projected \$1.3 billion spending increase over 2021-2030 makes its elimination a fiscally responsible and n...
CMMI's Failure: \$5 Billion Overspend, Unchecked Power
The Center for Medicare and Medicaid Innovation (CMMI) has increased net federal spending by over \$5 billion in its first decade, failing to meet its goals and overstepping its authority; its projected \$1.3 billion spending increase over 2021-2030 makes its elimination a fiscally responsible and n...
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60% Bias Score
NSW to Potentially Buy Back Northern Beaches Hospital Amidst Healthscope's Financial Crisis
Facing a \$1.6 billion debt, Healthscope, the private owner of the Northern Beaches Hospital, seeks to return the public hospital component to NSW government ownership, prompting concerns about costs and patient care after recent incidents.
NSW to Potentially Buy Back Northern Beaches Hospital Amidst Healthscope's Financial Crisis
Facing a \$1.6 billion debt, Healthscope, the private owner of the Northern Beaches Hospital, seeks to return the public hospital component to NSW government ownership, prompting concerns about costs and patient care after recent incidents.
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44% Bias Score
Blackburn Rebuts Claims of Republican Social Security Cuts
Senator Marsha Blackburn denies Republican plans to cut Social Security and Medicare, highlighting the RETIREES FIRST Act to raise the income threshold for Social Security taxes and plans to remove federal income tax from Social Security benefits; she criticizes California's Medi-Cal expansion for i...
Blackburn Rebuts Claims of Republican Social Security Cuts
Senator Marsha Blackburn denies Republican plans to cut Social Security and Medicare, highlighting the RETIREES FIRST Act to raise the income threshold for Social Security taxes and plans to remove federal income tax from Social Security benefits; she criticizes California's Medi-Cal expansion for i...
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52% Bias Score
Welsh Parliament to Vote on Assisted Dying Legislation
The Welsh Parliament will vote on whether to allow a UK law legalizing assisted dying for terminally ill adults over 18 to apply in Wales; this follows a previous Senedd vote against a broader assisted dying proposal, and the UK government's neutral stance raises questions about the balance of power...
Welsh Parliament to Vote on Assisted Dying Legislation
The Welsh Parliament will vote on whether to allow a UK law legalizing assisted dying for terminally ill adults over 18 to apply in Wales; this follows a previous Senedd vote against a broader assisted dying proposal, and the UK government's neutral stance raises questions about the balance of power...
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36% Bias Score
NSW Doctor Strikes Highlight National Healthcare Crisis
Australian doctors in New South Wales are striking over unsafe working conditions and are facing public criticism or quiet retribution; this highlights a national healthcare crisis impacting patient safety and well-being due to staff shortages, under-resourcing, and increased demand from an aging po...
NSW Doctor Strikes Highlight National Healthcare Crisis
Australian doctors in New South Wales are striking over unsafe working conditions and are facing public criticism or quiet retribution; this highlights a national healthcare crisis impacting patient safety and well-being due to staff shortages, under-resourcing, and increased demand from an aging po...
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48% Bias Score
Netherlands Promotes Climate-Conscious Prescribing for Asthma Inhalers
In the Netherlands, the high use of propellant-based inhalers for asthma treatment—with a climate impact equivalent to driving 320 km per inhaler—is prompting a new guideline for environmentally conscious prescribing; this aims to help the 55% of 1.5 million patients currently using these inhalers t...
Netherlands Promotes Climate-Conscious Prescribing for Asthma Inhalers
In the Netherlands, the high use of propellant-based inhalers for asthma treatment—with a climate impact equivalent to driving 320 km per inhaler—is prompting a new guideline for environmentally conscious prescribing; this aims to help the 55% of 1.5 million patients currently using these inhalers t...
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56% Bias Score
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