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Chile Legalizes Abortion Up to 14 Weeks, Facing Congressional Opposition
The Chilean government introduced a bill to legalize abortion up to 14 weeks, aiming to reduce the estimated 40,000–170,000 unsafe clandestine abortions annually, despite facing opposition in Congress. The bill proposes providing financial and healthcare accessibility, reflecting rising public suppo...
Chile Legalizes Abortion Up to 14 Weeks, Facing Congressional Opposition
The Chilean government introduced a bill to legalize abortion up to 14 weeks, aiming to reduce the estimated 40,000–170,000 unsafe clandestine abortions annually, despite facing opposition in Congress. The bill proposes providing financial and healthcare accessibility, reflecting rising public suppo...
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44% Bias Score
France Legalizes Medically Assisted Death
The French Parliament approved a medically assisted death law (305-199) allowing French citizens over 18 with incurable, terminal illnesses causing unbearable suffering to access active euthanasia domestically, ending the need for expensive and difficult trips abroad for this service.
France Legalizes Medically Assisted Death
The French Parliament approved a medically assisted death law (305-199) allowing French citizens over 18 with incurable, terminal illnesses causing unbearable suffering to access active euthanasia domestically, ending the need for expensive and difficult trips abroad for this service.
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32% Bias Score
Misleading Fertility Information on Social Media Poses Serious Public Health Risk
A study found that the vast majority of social media posts about fertility (939 posts on Instagram and X) are misleading, untrustworthy, or difficult to understand, posing a serious threat to public health and potentially delaying or harming patients seeking fertility treatments.
Misleading Fertility Information on Social Media Poses Serious Public Health Risk
A study found that the vast majority of social media posts about fertility (939 posts on Instagram and X) are misleading, untrustworthy, or difficult to understand, posing a serious threat to public health and potentially delaying or harming patients seeking fertility treatments.
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56% Bias Score
Spain's Social Security Defines Criteria for Absolute Permanent Disability
Spain's Social Security assesses absolute permanent disability based on individual evaluations of functional capacity, not a fixed list of illnesses, considering lasting effects and potential for improvement; eligibility leads to benefits.
Spain's Social Security Defines Criteria for Absolute Permanent Disability
Spain's Social Security assesses absolute permanent disability based on individual evaluations of functional capacity, not a fixed list of illnesses, considering lasting effects and potential for improvement; eligibility leads to benefits.
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24% Bias Score
Senate Republicans Weigh Changes to House-Passed Domestic Policy Bill Amid Deficit and Medicaid Concerns
The House passed a domestic policy bill projected to increase the federal deficit by \$2.3 trillion over 10 years, prompting Senate Republicans to consider changes, especially regarding Medicaid cuts impacting an estimated 8.6 million people.
Senate Republicans Weigh Changes to House-Passed Domestic Policy Bill Amid Deficit and Medicaid Concerns
The House passed a domestic policy bill projected to increase the federal deficit by \$2.3 trillion over 10 years, prompting Senate Republicans to consider changes, especially regarding Medicaid cuts impacting an estimated 8.6 million people.
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56% Bias Score
Madrid Protest Highlights Healthcare Privatization Crisis
A protest in Madrid against healthcare privatization drew thousands, highlighting one million people on waiting lists, tens of thousands of children lacking pediatricians, and intolerable delays in primary care, sparking calls for increased public funding and a shift away from privatization.
Madrid Protest Highlights Healthcare Privatization Crisis
A protest in Madrid against healthcare privatization drew thousands, highlighting one million people on waiting lists, tens of thousands of children lacking pediatricians, and intolerable delays in primary care, sparking calls for increased public funding and a shift away from privatization.
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52% Bias Score
Sachsen-Anhalt Addresses Physician Shortage with Limited Success: Funding Shows Early Results but Faces Larger Challenges
Sachsen-Anhalt's €2.52 million fund, supporting new and existing medical practices in underserved areas, has disbursed €950,000 by April 30, 2025, mitigating shortages, particularly in ophthalmology (Altmark) and pediatrics (Börde); however, a projected 520 unfilled physician positions by 2030 neces...
Sachsen-Anhalt Addresses Physician Shortage with Limited Success: Funding Shows Early Results but Faces Larger Challenges
Sachsen-Anhalt's €2.52 million fund, supporting new and existing medical practices in underserved areas, has disbursed €950,000 by April 30, 2025, mitigating shortages, particularly in ophthalmology (Altmark) and pediatrics (Börde); however, a projected 520 unfilled physician positions by 2030 neces...
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36% Bias Score
Secret Recording Reveals Police Concerns Over Abortion Arrest
A secret recording reveals a senior police officer's concerns regarding the arrest of Nicola Packer, a woman arrested and later acquitted for taking abortion pills at 26 weeks pregnant, highlighting concerns about police and medical handling of abortion cases.
Secret Recording Reveals Police Concerns Over Abortion Arrest
A secret recording reveals a senior police officer's concerns regarding the arrest of Nicola Packer, a woman arrested and later acquitted for taking abortion pills at 26 weeks pregnant, highlighting concerns about police and medical handling of abortion cases.
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52% Bias Score
Queensland Nurses and Midwives Vote to Strike Over Wage Dispute
In Queensland, Australia, over 96% of 50,000 nurses and midwives voted to strike due to the state government failing to deliver promised "nation-leading" wages, despite a proposed 11% increase over three years; the strike could include work stoppages and reduced services.
Queensland Nurses and Midwives Vote to Strike Over Wage Dispute
In Queensland, Australia, over 96% of 50,000 nurses and midwives voted to strike due to the state government failing to deliver promised "nation-leading" wages, despite a proposed 11% increase over three years; the strike could include work stoppages and reduced services.
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52% Bias Score
Conservative Push for Natural Conception Threatens IVF Access
A recent attack on a California fertility clinic highlights growing threats to IVF access, stemming not only from violence but also from a conservative political movement promoting natural conception and anti-abortion policies granting embryos legal personhood, potentially jeopardizing IVF's future.
Conservative Push for Natural Conception Threatens IVF Access
A recent attack on a California fertility clinic highlights growing threats to IVF access, stemming not only from violence but also from a conservative political movement promoting natural conception and anti-abortion policies granting embryos legal personhood, potentially jeopardizing IVF's future.
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56% Bias Score
Proteomics to Launch Highly Accurate Endometriosis Blood Test
Proteomics International Laboratories will commercially launch PromarkerEndo, a highly accurate blood test for endometriosis, in Australia during the third quarter of 2024, using a 'traffic light' risk assessment system to improve early diagnosis and reduce the current seven-year average delay.
Proteomics to Launch Highly Accurate Endometriosis Blood Test
Proteomics International Laboratories will commercially launch PromarkerEndo, a highly accurate blood test for endometriosis, in Australia during the third quarter of 2024, using a 'traffic light' risk assessment system to improve early diagnosis and reduce the current seven-year average delay.
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64% Bias Score
Misdiagnosis of Glioblastoma Leads to Terminal Diagnosis
A 61-year-old British woman, Fiona Charles, was misdiagnosed with a mini-stroke instead of glioblastoma, a lethal brain cancer, leading to a terminal diagnosis with only a year to live; her son is fundraising for brain tumor research due to the low research funding.
Misdiagnosis of Glioblastoma Leads to Terminal Diagnosis
A 61-year-old British woman, Fiona Charles, was misdiagnosed with a mini-stroke instead of glioblastoma, a lethal brain cancer, leading to a terminal diagnosis with only a year to live; her son is fundraising for brain tumor research due to the low research funding.
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28% Bias Score
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