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Hamburg Station Knife Attack: Suspect in Psychiatric Care
On Friday evening, a 39-year-old German woman stabbed 18 people at Hamburg Central Station, injuring four critically. Bystanders stopped the attack, and the suspect, who has no fixed address, was ordered into psychiatric care for attempted murder and 15 counts of grievous bodily harm; police found n...
Hamburg Station Knife Attack: Suspect in Psychiatric Care
On Friday evening, a 39-year-old German woman stabbed 18 people at Hamburg Central Station, injuring four critically. Bystanders stopped the attack, and the suspect, who has no fixed address, was ordered into psychiatric care for attempted murder and 15 counts of grievous bodily harm; police found n...
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24% Bias Score
Hyperrealistic Reborn Dolls' Rise in Brazil Sparks Mental Health Concerns
Hyperrealistic reborn dolls, costing between R$800 and over R$10,000, are gaining popularity on social media in Brazil, with users simulating parenting roles, raising concerns about mental health and the impact of social media; experts urge further research.
Hyperrealistic Reborn Dolls' Rise in Brazil Sparks Mental Health Concerns
Hyperrealistic reborn dolls, costing between R$800 and over R$10,000, are gaining popularity on social media in Brazil, with users simulating parenting roles, raising concerns about mental health and the impact of social media; experts urge further research.
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68% Bias Score
Dimon: CEOs Should Train Like Athletes
JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon argues that effective leadership mirrors elite athletic performance, requiring rigorous physical and mental conditioning, adaptable decision-making (the OODA loop), and a focus on continuous improvement to avoid bureaucratic stagnation, citing examples such as Serena W...
Dimon: CEOs Should Train Like Athletes
JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon argues that effective leadership mirrors elite athletic performance, requiring rigorous physical and mental conditioning, adaptable decision-making (the OODA loop), and a focus on continuous improvement to avoid bureaucratic stagnation, citing examples such as Serena W...
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36% Bias Score
Psychiatrist's Treatment of Bondi Junction Killer Questioned After Massacre
Dr. Andrea Boros-Lavack, a Queensland psychiatrist, weaned Bondi Junction killer Joel Cauchi off his antipsychotic medication, Clozapine, despite his mother's warnings, leading to a psychotic episode and a massacre that killed six people in April 2024; this followed previous concerns about her care ...
Psychiatrist's Treatment of Bondi Junction Killer Questioned After Massacre
Dr. Andrea Boros-Lavack, a Queensland psychiatrist, weaned Bondi Junction killer Joel Cauchi off his antipsychotic medication, Clozapine, despite his mother's warnings, leading to a psychotic episode and a massacre that killed six people in April 2024; this followed previous concerns about her care ...
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60% Bias Score
Israeli Nonprofits Offer Mental Health Support to Displaced Israelis in India
In response to the October 7th attack on Israel, Israeli nonprofits NATAN and Hamakom launched an initiative in India to provide emotional support to thousands of Israelis who have traveled there, offering safe spaces, activities, and connections to further resources.
Israeli Nonprofits Offer Mental Health Support to Displaced Israelis in India
In response to the October 7th attack on Israel, Israeli nonprofits NATAN and Hamakom launched an initiative in India to provide emotional support to thousands of Israelis who have traveled there, offering safe spaces, activities, and connections to further resources.
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24% Bias Score
NSW Workers' Compensation Overhaul Sparks Gender Equity Concerns
The NSW government's proposed workers' compensation overhaul faces strong opposition from the Liberal party, nurses, and teachers' unions, who argue the changes disproportionately impact women due to the increased burden of navigating the Industrial Relations Commission for psychological injury clai...
NSW Workers' Compensation Overhaul Sparks Gender Equity Concerns
The NSW government's proposed workers' compensation overhaul faces strong opposition from the Liberal party, nurses, and teachers' unions, who argue the changes disproportionately impact women due to the increased burden of navigating the Industrial Relations Commission for psychological injury clai...
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48% Bias Score
Stabbing at Hamburg Train Station: Mental Illness Cited as Motive
On Friday, a woman stabbed multiple people at Hamburg's main train station; police believe a pre-existing mental illness was the primary motive, not political or religious extremism. The station reopened early Saturday.
Stabbing at Hamburg Train Station: Mental Illness Cited as Motive
On Friday, a woman stabbed multiple people at Hamburg's main train station; police believe a pre-existing mental illness was the primary motive, not political or religious extremism. The station reopened early Saturday.
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40% Bias Score
England to Open Dozens of Mental Health Crisis Assessment Centers
England's NHS is launching mental health crisis assessment centers across the country to reduce A&E overcrowding, starting with ten pilot hospital trusts and expanding to dozens more in a ten-year plan. These walk-in centers, also accessible through GP or police referral, aim to provide timely menta...
England to Open Dozens of Mental Health Crisis Assessment Centers
England's NHS is launching mental health crisis assessment centers across the country to reduce A&E overcrowding, starting with ten pilot hospital trusts and expanding to dozens more in a ten-year plan. These walk-in centers, also accessible through GP or police referral, aim to provide timely menta...
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36% Bias Score
Stockton's Children's Home: Catalyst Program Helps Homeless Youth Find Independence
The Children's Home of Stockton (CHS), a 143-year-old non-profit, helps at-risk youth aged 18-24 transition out of homelessness through its Catalyst program, offering housing, mental health care, and life skills training, leading to increased independence and success for graduates like Timothy Olver...
Stockton's Children's Home: Catalyst Program Helps Homeless Youth Find Independence
The Children's Home of Stockton (CHS), a 143-year-old non-profit, helps at-risk youth aged 18-24 transition out of homelessness through its Catalyst program, offering housing, mental health care, and life skills training, leading to increased independence and success for graduates like Timothy Olver...
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28% Bias Score
Workplace Burnout: A US\$1 Trillion Problem
Workplace burnout, costing US\$1 trillion annually in lost productivity, disproportionately affects high-achievers in demanding fields, highlighting the urgent need for systemic changes to foster supportive work environments.
Workplace Burnout: A US\$1 Trillion Problem
Workplace burnout, costing US\$1 trillion annually in lost productivity, disproportionately affects high-achievers in demanding fields, highlighting the urgent need for systemic changes to foster supportive work environments.
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28% Bias Score
China: Misuse of Psychiatric Hospitalization to Silence Dissent
Zhang Po, a Chinese coal miner injured in 1999, was involuntarily hospitalized and detained in 2024 after protesting for increased disability payments; his case, viewed 40 million times on Weibo, highlights the ongoing misuse of psychiatric hospitalization to silence dissent in China despite a 2012 ...
China: Misuse of Psychiatric Hospitalization to Silence Dissent
Zhang Po, a Chinese coal miner injured in 1999, was involuntarily hospitalized and detained in 2024 after protesting for increased disability payments; his case, viewed 40 million times on Weibo, highlights the ongoing misuse of psychiatric hospitalization to silence dissent in China despite a 2012 ...
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44% Bias Score
Judge allows lawsuit against Character.ai and Google over teen's AI-related suicide
The mother of a 14-year-old boy who died by suicide after becoming addicted to AI chatbots on the Character.ai app can continue her lawsuit against the company and Google, a Florida judge ruled this week, rejecting arguments that the chatbots deserve First Amendment protections.
Judge allows lawsuit against Character.ai and Google over teen's AI-related suicide
The mother of a 14-year-old boy who died by suicide after becoming addicted to AI chatbots on the Character.ai app can continue her lawsuit against the company and Google, a Florida judge ruled this week, rejecting arguments that the chatbots deserve First Amendment protections.
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64% Bias Score
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