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NFL to Host Three Consecutive Mental Health Awareness Games
The NFL is holding three consecutive "Raise Awareness for Mental Health Games" in November and December 2025 in Washington, D.C., Phoenix, and Los Angeles, featuring pre-game panels on athlete mental health, a drastic increase from last season's single event.
NFL to Host Three Consecutive Mental Health Awareness Games
The NFL is holding three consecutive "Raise Awareness for Mental Health Games" in November and December 2025 in Washington, D.C., Phoenix, and Los Angeles, featuring pre-game panels on athlete mental health, a drastic increase from last season's single event.
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44% Bias Score
Hamburg Court Acquits Man of Assault Due to Insanity, Orders Psychiatric Treatment
A 25-year-old man was acquitted of sexually assaulting and injuring a woman in Hamburg's Harburg city park on September 9th, 2024, due to his documented mental illness; he was ordered into psychiatric care.
Hamburg Court Acquits Man of Assault Due to Insanity, Orders Psychiatric Treatment
A 25-year-old man was acquitted of sexually assaulting and injuring a woman in Hamburg's Harburg city park on September 9th, 2024, due to his documented mental illness; he was ordered into psychiatric care.
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52% Bias Score
England's Mental Health Backlog: A 12-Fold Disparity
In England, Amy, diagnosed with complex PTSD, has waited over a decade for mental health treatment, highlighting a 12-fold greater backlog for mental health care compared to physical health, with 14,586 patients waiting over 18 months for mental health treatment versus 1,237 for physical treatment i...
England's Mental Health Backlog: A 12-Fold Disparity
In England, Amy, diagnosed with complex PTSD, has waited over a decade for mental health treatment, highlighting a 12-fold greater backlog for mental health care compared to physical health, with 14,586 patients waiting over 18 months for mental health treatment versus 1,237 for physical treatment i...
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40% Bias Score
Childhood Verbal Abuse Linked to Significant Adult Mental Health Issues
A study of over 20,000 adults in England and Wales found that verbal abuse in childhood is linked to significantly lower mental well-being in adulthood, with a 64% higher chance compared to those who were not verbally abused as children; while physical abuse decreased, verbal abuse increased from 12...
Childhood Verbal Abuse Linked to Significant Adult Mental Health Issues
A study of over 20,000 adults in England and Wales found that verbal abuse in childhood is linked to significantly lower mental well-being in adulthood, with a 64% higher chance compared to those who were not verbally abused as children; while physical abuse decreased, verbal abuse increased from 12...
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40% Bias Score
Verbal Abuse in Childhood Linked to Significant Adult Mental Health Risks
A study in England and Wales found that childhood verbal abuse is linked to a 60% increased risk of low adult mental health, similar to physical abuse's 50% impact, highlighting the lasting mental health effects of harsh words on children. This comes despite a halving of physical abuse prevalence si...
Verbal Abuse in Childhood Linked to Significant Adult Mental Health Risks
A study in England and Wales found that childhood verbal abuse is linked to a 60% increased risk of low adult mental health, similar to physical abuse's 50% impact, highlighting the lasting mental health effects of harsh words on children. This comes despite a halving of physical abuse prevalence si...
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20% Bias Score
Former Football Player's Mental Health History Precedes Manhattan Mass Shooting
Shane Tamura, a 27-year-old former high school football player with a history of mental health issues including concussion-like symptoms, fatally shot four people in a Manhattan office building before killing himself; his mother's 2022 911 call and other police records reveal a pattern of concerning...
Former Football Player's Mental Health History Precedes Manhattan Mass Shooting
Shane Tamura, a 27-year-old former high school football player with a history of mental health issues including concussion-like symptoms, fatally shot four people in a Manhattan office building before killing himself; his mother's 2022 911 call and other police records reveal a pattern of concerning...
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36% Bias Score
Georgia Fort Stewart Soldier Shoots Five, Wounding All
On Wednesday, at Fort Stewart Army base in Georgia, Sgt. Quornelius Samentrio Radford, 28, shot five fellow soldiers using a personal handgun, wounding them all, before being subdued; the soldiers are in stable condition and the shooter is in pretrial confinement.
Georgia Fort Stewart Soldier Shoots Five, Wounding All
On Wednesday, at Fort Stewart Army base in Georgia, Sgt. Quornelius Samentrio Radford, 28, shot five fellow soldiers using a personal handgun, wounding them all, before being subdued; the soldiers are in stable condition and the shooter is in pretrial confinement.
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40% Bias Score
Trump's Order on Homelessness Risks Increased Criminalization and Institutionalization
Trump's executive order mandates local governments to remove unhoused people from public areas, potentially criminalizing substance use, mental health issues, and homelessness, and shifting individuals into institutions, despite expert warnings of its harmfulness and lack of solutions to the root ca...
Trump's Order on Homelessness Risks Increased Criminalization and Institutionalization
Trump's executive order mandates local governments to remove unhoused people from public areas, potentially criminalizing substance use, mental health issues, and homelessness, and shifting individuals into institutions, despite expert warnings of its harmfulness and lack of solutions to the root ca...
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52% Bias Score
Portuguese Man Confesses to Parricide, Leads to European Arrest Warrant
A 29-year-old Portuguese man, Luis Carlos Henriques Ferreira, confessed to killing his parents in Portugal to doctors at Milan's Niguarda hospital on July 23, leading to a European arrest warrant issued August 5th after Italian authorities alerted Portugal.
Portuguese Man Confesses to Parricide, Leads to European Arrest Warrant
A 29-year-old Portuguese man, Luis Carlos Henriques Ferreira, confessed to killing his parents in Portugal to doctors at Milan's Niguarda hospital on July 23, leading to a European arrest warrant issued August 5th after Italian authorities alerted Portugal.
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44% Bias Score
Verbal Abuse in Childhood Linked to Significant Mental Health Risks in Adulthood
A study of over 20,000 adults in England and Wales reveals that verbal abuse in childhood is linked to a 60% increased risk of low adult mental well-being, comparable to the 50% increase associated with physical abuse; while physical abuse has halved since 1950, verbal abuse has increased.
Verbal Abuse in Childhood Linked to Significant Mental Health Risks in Adulthood
A study of over 20,000 adults in England and Wales reveals that verbal abuse in childhood is linked to a 60% increased risk of low adult mental well-being, comparable to the 50% increase associated with physical abuse; while physical abuse has halved since 1950, verbal abuse has increased.
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24% Bias Score
German Police Officer Charged in Connection with Fatal Stabbing
Following a knife assault on August 29, 2024, in Alzenau, Germany, police failed to initiate an investigation against Enamullah O., who was subsequently charged with the fatal stabbing of two people in Aschaffenburg on January 22, 2025; a police officer now faces charges of obstruction of justice.
German Police Officer Charged in Connection with Fatal Stabbing
Following a knife assault on August 29, 2024, in Alzenau, Germany, police failed to initiate an investigation against Enamullah O., who was subsequently charged with the fatal stabbing of two people in Aschaffenburg on January 22, 2025; a police officer now faces charges of obstruction of justice.
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36% Bias Score
Noise Sensitivity: A Biological Basis for Long-Term Health Impacts
Noise sensitivity, affecting 20-40% of people, causes amplified brain responses to all sounds, impacting mental and physical health; studies reveal biological roots and potential mitigation strategies.
Noise Sensitivity: A Biological Basis for Long-Term Health Impacts
Noise sensitivity, affecting 20-40% of people, causes amplified brain responses to all sounds, impacting mental and physical health; studies reveal biological roots and potential mitigation strategies.
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20% Bias Score
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