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German Care Sector Critically Relies on Foreign Workers
The German care sector's 22% employment growth in the last decade, reaching 1.72 million workers, is largely due to foreign personnel, with almost 25% of nursing home caregivers being non-German, highlighting a critical reliance on international labor.
German Care Sector Critically Relies on Foreign Workers
The German care sector's 22% employment growth in the last decade, reaching 1.72 million workers, is largely due to foreign personnel, with almost 25% of nursing home caregivers being non-German, highlighting a critical reliance on international labor.
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40% Bias Score
South Carolina's Abortion Ban Denies Medically Necessary Termination
Elisabeth Weber, a former pro-life activist, was denied a medically necessary abortion in South Carolina after her fetus died at nine weeks due to the state's restrictive six-week abortion ban, highlighting the law's unintended consequences and the suffering of women facing pregnancy complications.
South Carolina's Abortion Ban Denies Medically Necessary Termination
Elisabeth Weber, a former pro-life activist, was denied a medically necessary abortion in South Carolina after her fetus died at nine weeks due to the state's restrictive six-week abortion ban, highlighting the law's unintended consequences and the suffering of women facing pregnancy complications.
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48% Bias Score
Ukraine War: MSF Highlights Healthcare Gaps, Antibiotic Resistance
In war-torn Ukraine, Doctors Without Borders (MSF) provides frontline hospital support, over 30,000 patient evacuations, and crucial early rehabilitation services, while highlighting systemic gaps exacerbated by decreasing international aid and the rise of antibiotic-resistant infections.
Ukraine War: MSF Highlights Healthcare Gaps, Antibiotic Resistance
In war-torn Ukraine, Doctors Without Borders (MSF) provides frontline hospital support, over 30,000 patient evacuations, and crucial early rehabilitation services, while highlighting systemic gaps exacerbated by decreasing international aid and the rise of antibiotic-resistant infections.
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24% Bias Score
Medicaid Cuts Threaten Trump's Agenda Amidst GOP Divisions
Republican divisions over Medicaid cuts, needed to offset tax cuts, threaten President Trump's legislative agenda; conservatives push for deep cuts, while moderates oppose reductions impacting nearly 82 million Americans.
Medicaid Cuts Threaten Trump's Agenda Amidst GOP Divisions
Republican divisions over Medicaid cuts, needed to offset tax cuts, threaten President Trump's legislative agenda; conservatives push for deep cuts, while moderates oppose reductions impacting nearly 82 million Americans.
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52% Bias Score
Destruction of Sudan's Mycetoma Research Center Highlights War's Devastating Impact
The Sudanese civil war has destroyed the Mycetoma Research Center (MRC) in Khartoum, Sudan, eliminating 40 years of research on a neglected tropical disease and impacting 12,000 patients; over 100 universities and research centers have been damaged or looted, severely impacting Sudan's scientific an...
Destruction of Sudan's Mycetoma Research Center Highlights War's Devastating Impact
The Sudanese civil war has destroyed the Mycetoma Research Center (MRC) in Khartoum, Sudan, eliminating 40 years of research on a neglected tropical disease and impacting 12,000 patients; over 100 universities and research centers have been damaged or looted, severely impacting Sudan's scientific an...
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32% Bias Score
UnitedHealth Group Faces Class-Action Lawsuit Over Alleged Misleading Statements
Investors are suing UnitedHealth Group for allegedly misleading them about the impact of negative publicity surrounding the death of its CEO and a Senate report on high claim denials, causing a significant stock drop and investor losses.
UnitedHealth Group Faces Class-Action Lawsuit Over Alleged Misleading Statements
Investors are suing UnitedHealth Group for allegedly misleading them about the impact of negative publicity surrounding the death of its CEO and a Senate report on high claim denials, causing a significant stock drop and investor losses.
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48% Bias Score
Trump's Surgeon General Nominee Faces Confirmation Challenges
President Trump's new nominee for Surgeon General, Dr. Casey Means, faces a difficult confirmation process due to her inactive medical license since 2019, internal dissent within the Make America Healthy Again movement, and concerns about her qualifications.
Trump's Surgeon General Nominee Faces Confirmation Challenges
President Trump's new nominee for Surgeon General, Dr. Casey Means, faces a difficult confirmation process due to her inactive medical license since 2019, internal dissent within the Make America Healthy Again movement, and concerns about her qualifications.
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52% Bias Score
Study: Antisemitism in US Healthcare Highest in Academic Medical Centers
A StandWithUs study found that 62.8% of Jewish healthcare professionals reporting antisemitism worked in academic medical centers, significantly more than in private practices (25.2%) or community hospitals (7.4%), highlighting a need for targeted anti-bias initiatives to address this issue.
Study: Antisemitism in US Healthcare Highest in Academic Medical Centers
A StandWithUs study found that 62.8% of Jewish healthcare professionals reporting antisemitism worked in academic medical centers, significantly more than in private practices (25.2%) or community hospitals (7.4%), highlighting a need for targeted anti-bias initiatives to address this issue.
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40% Bias Score
Italian Stroke Action Plan: 10% Reduction in Strokes Targeted by 2030
Italy's 2030 Stroke Action Plan aims to reduce strokes by 10% and ensure 90% of patients receive specialized care, potentially preventing 12,000 hospitalizations and improving patient outcomes through better management of hypertension and tailored rehabilitation programs.
Italian Stroke Action Plan: 10% Reduction in Strokes Targeted by 2030
Italy's 2030 Stroke Action Plan aims to reduce strokes by 10% and ensure 90% of patients receive specialized care, potentially preventing 12,000 hospitalizations and improving patient outcomes through better management of hypertension and tailored rehabilitation programs.
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36% Bias Score
AMA Names Dr. John Whyte as New CEO Amidst Federal Health Budget Cuts
The American Medical Association appointed Dr. John J. Whyte, a physician with experience at WebMD, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, and the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, as its new CEO, succeeding Dr. James Madara, amid recent federal spending cuts to health institutions.
AMA Names Dr. John Whyte as New CEO Amidst Federal Health Budget Cuts
The American Medical Association appointed Dr. John J. Whyte, a physician with experience at WebMD, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, and the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, as its new CEO, succeeding Dr. James Madara, amid recent federal spending cuts to health institutions.
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40% Bias Score
Novo Nordisk Cuts Forecasts Amid Copycat Weight-Loss Drug Surge
Novo Nordisk, the Danish pharmaceutical giant behind Ozempic and Wegovy, cut its sales and profit forecasts due to competition from copycat weight-loss drugs made by compounding pharmacies in the US, which captured about a third of the market despite a forthcoming ban and the company exceeding first...
Novo Nordisk Cuts Forecasts Amid Copycat Weight-Loss Drug Surge
Novo Nordisk, the Danish pharmaceutical giant behind Ozempic and Wegovy, cut its sales and profit forecasts due to competition from copycat weight-loss drugs made by compounding pharmacies in the US, which captured about a third of the market despite a forthcoming ban and the company exceeding first...
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40% Bias Score
House Republicans Divided Over Medicaid Cuts in Budget Bill
House Republicans are deeply divided over proposed Medicaid cuts in their budget bill, with moderates opposing significant reductions while conservatives demand $2 trillion in cuts, creating uncertainty ahead of a House committee vote next week.
House Republicans Divided Over Medicaid Cuts in Budget Bill
House Republicans are deeply divided over proposed Medicaid cuts in their budget bill, with moderates opposing significant reductions while conservatives demand $2 trillion in cuts, creating uncertainty ahead of a House committee vote next week.
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52% Bias Score
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