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Baden-Württemberg Sees Surge in Midwifery Graduates Following Program Shift
In 2024, Baden-Württemberg saw 214 midwives graduate from the new university program, exceeding the 182 graduates from traditional schooling in 2023. This increase follows the 2021 launch of the university program, offering 260 annual study places, though not all students complete the program on tim...
Baden-Württemberg Sees Surge in Midwifery Graduates Following Program Shift
In 2024, Baden-Württemberg saw 214 midwives graduate from the new university program, exceeding the 182 graduates from traditional schooling in 2023. This increase follows the 2021 launch of the university program, offering 260 annual study places, though not all students complete the program on tim...
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36% Bias Score
Bavarian Cabinet to Address Key Policy Challenges at Tegernsee Retreat
The Bavarian cabinet will hold a two-day retreat on the Tegernsee to address energy, healthcare, housing, and daycare issues, with fiscal responsibility and the implications of the new federal government's composition being central to discussions.
Bavarian Cabinet to Address Key Policy Challenges at Tegernsee Retreat
The Bavarian cabinet will hold a two-day retreat on the Tegernsee to address energy, healthcare, housing, and daycare issues, with fiscal responsibility and the implications of the new federal government's composition being central to discussions.
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28% Bias Score
Judge Investigates €242 Million in Andalusian Healthcare Contracts
A judge in Seville is investigating €242 million in emergency healthcare contracts awarded by the Andalusian regional government during the Covid-19 pandemic, focusing on the renovation of the Vigil de Quiñones Hospital and alleging misuse of emergency contracting procedures. The investigation inclu...
Judge Investigates €242 Million in Andalusian Healthcare Contracts
A judge in Seville is investigating €242 million in emergency healthcare contracts awarded by the Andalusian regional government during the Covid-19 pandemic, focusing on the renovation of the Vigil de Quiñones Hospital and alleging misuse of emergency contracting procedures. The investigation inclu...
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40% Bias Score
Alberta Medical Association Backs Lawsuit Against Bill 26 Limiting Transgender Youth Care
The Alberta Medical Association supports a lawsuit against Alberta's Bill 26, which restricts gender-affirming care for transgender youth, arguing it violates physicians' ethical obligations and the Charter of Rights and Freedoms; three Alberta doctors joined the Canadian Medical Association's chall...
Alberta Medical Association Backs Lawsuit Against Bill 26 Limiting Transgender Youth Care
The Alberta Medical Association supports a lawsuit against Alberta's Bill 26, which restricts gender-affirming care for transgender youth, arguing it violates physicians' ethical obligations and the Charter of Rights and Freedoms; three Alberta doctors joined the Canadian Medical Association's chall...
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48% Bias Score
Insufficient Dental Funding in Northern Ireland Condemned
The British Dental Association criticized a £7 million investment in Northern Ireland's general dental services for 2025-26 as insufficient to address the system's impending collapse, citing concerns over patient access and an inadequate dental contract.
Insufficient Dental Funding in Northern Ireland Condemned
The British Dental Association criticized a £7 million investment in Northern Ireland's general dental services for 2025-26 as insufficient to address the system's impending collapse, citing concerns over patient access and an inadequate dental contract.
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56% Bias Score
House Bill Cuts Medicaid and SNAP, Disproportionately Harming Children
The House-approved "big, beautiful bill" slashes Medicaid and SNAP, impacting 34 million American children, disproportionately harming Latino children (over half rely on these programs) to fund tax cuts for the wealthy, exacerbating existing inequalities and harming children's health and well-being.
House Bill Cuts Medicaid and SNAP, Disproportionately Harming Children
The House-approved "big, beautiful bill" slashes Medicaid and SNAP, impacting 34 million American children, disproportionately harming Latino children (over half rely on these programs) to fund tax cuts for the wealthy, exacerbating existing inequalities and harming children's health and well-being.
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56% Bias Score
Baden-Württemberg Sees Surge in Midwifery Graduates After Shift to University Education
The first graduating class of Baden-Württemberg's university-based midwifery program produced 214 graduates in 2024, exceeding the 182 graduates from the prior year's school-based program; despite high demand for the 260 annual study places, the Social Ministry believes the number of new entrants is...
Baden-Württemberg Sees Surge in Midwifery Graduates After Shift to University Education
The first graduating class of Baden-Württemberg's university-based midwifery program produced 214 graduates in 2024, exceeding the 182 graduates from the prior year's school-based program; despite high demand for the 260 annual study places, the Social Ministry believes the number of new entrants is...
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36% Bias Score
Family Fights Deportation of Four-Year-Old Facing Death in Mexico
A four-year-old Mexican girl, Sofia, receiving life-saving treatment in the US for short bowel syndrome, faces imminent death if deported, as ordered by the Trump administration in April 2024, despite entering legally under humanitarian parole.
Family Fights Deportation of Four-Year-Old Facing Death in Mexico
A four-year-old Mexican girl, Sofia, receiving life-saving treatment in the US for short bowel syndrome, faces imminent death if deported, as ordered by the Trump administration in April 2024, despite entering legally under humanitarian parole.
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60% Bias Score
French Surgeon Sentenced to 20 Years for Sexual Abuse of Hundreds
A retired French surgeon, Joel Le Scouarnec, was sentenced to 20 years in prison for sexually abusing 299 patients, including children, over 25 years while working in western France; the judge called his actions a stain on the medical world.
French Surgeon Sentenced to 20 Years for Sexual Abuse of Hundreds
A retired French surgeon, Joel Le Scouarnec, was sentenced to 20 years in prison for sexually abusing 299 patients, including children, over 25 years while working in western France; the judge called his actions a stain on the medical world.
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20% Bias Score
Paramedic Struck Off for Exploiting Medical Emergency for Sexual Advances
A Berkshire paramedic, James Birdseye, has been struck off the medical register after exploiting a medical emergency to make inappropriate sexual advances toward a student paramedic in June 2019, including unwanted touching and manipulative scheduling.
Paramedic Struck Off for Exploiting Medical Emergency for Sexual Advances
A Berkshire paramedic, James Birdseye, has been struck off the medical register after exploiting a medical emergency to make inappropriate sexual advances toward a student paramedic in June 2019, including unwanted touching and manipulative scheduling.
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40% Bias Score
Welsh Nurse Pay Offer Lags Behind, Sparking Concerns
Welsh nurses received a 3.6% pay rise offer, less than other NHS staff and below inflation, prompting concerns about staff morale and retention amidst 2,000 vacancies and the cost of living crisis; the RCN will consult members on whether to strike.
Welsh Nurse Pay Offer Lags Behind, Sparking Concerns
Welsh nurses received a 3.6% pay rise offer, less than other NHS staff and below inflation, prompting concerns about staff morale and retention amidst 2,000 vacancies and the cost of living crisis; the RCN will consult members on whether to strike.
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40% Bias Score
France Approves Assisted Suicide Bill
The French National Assembly voted 305 to 199 to legalize assisted suicide under strict conditions for terminally ill, conscious individuals, sending the bill to the Senate for further review before a potential return to the Assembly in early 2026; the decision follows President Macron's call for a ...
France Approves Assisted Suicide Bill
The French National Assembly voted 305 to 199 to legalize assisted suicide under strict conditions for terminally ill, conscious individuals, sending the bill to the Senate for further review before a potential return to the Assembly in early 2026; the decision follows President Macron's call for a ...
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36% Bias Score
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