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NHS Approves New Drug for Uveal Melanoma, Boosting Survival Rates
The NHS will offer tebentafusp, a new drug for uveal melanoma, to hundreds of patients in England, increasing three-year survival rates by 9% compared to current treatments, offering a significant improvement for this rare and difficult-to-treat cancer.
NHS Approves New Drug for Uveal Melanoma, Boosting Survival Rates
The NHS will offer tebentafusp, a new drug for uveal melanoma, to hundreds of patients in England, increasing three-year survival rates by 9% compared to current treatments, offering a significant improvement for this rare and difficult-to-treat cancer.
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40% Bias Score
BBC Antiques Expert Hospitalized, Reports Severe Dehydration
Former BBC antiques expert Michael Baggott is hospitalized at Good Hope Hospital in Birmingham for five weeks following a stroke, reporting severe dehydration due to insufficient water provided by the hospital staff, despite junior staff attempts to help.
BBC Antiques Expert Hospitalized, Reports Severe Dehydration
Former BBC antiques expert Michael Baggott is hospitalized at Good Hope Hospital in Birmingham for five weeks following a stroke, reporting severe dehydration due to insufficient water provided by the hospital staff, despite junior staff attempts to help.
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40% Bias Score
UK Incapacity Benefit Claims Rise by One Million Since 2019
The UK has seen a million-person increase in incapacity benefit claims since 2019, costing an extra £13 billion and reaching 10% of the working-age population; mental health issues account for a large proportion of these claims, highlighting the impact of austerity, the pandemic, and the cost of liv...
UK Incapacity Benefit Claims Rise by One Million Since 2019
The UK has seen a million-person increase in incapacity benefit claims since 2019, costing an extra £13 billion and reaching 10% of the working-age population; mental health issues account for a large proportion of these claims, highlighting the impact of austerity, the pandemic, and the cost of liv...
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44% Bias Score
UK Maternity Care: Widespread Support Gaps Revealed
A survey by the Care Quality Commission (CQC) found that over 33% of pregnant women in England did not always get help from maternity staff during labor and childbirth, while almost 50% lacked consistent support after giving birth; these findings highlight significant concerns regarding the quality ...
UK Maternity Care: Widespread Support Gaps Revealed
A survey by the Care Quality Commission (CQC) found that over 33% of pregnant women in England did not always get help from maternity staff during labor and childbirth, while almost 50% lacked consistent support after giving birth; these findings highlight significant concerns regarding the quality ...
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32% Bias Score
Boots Launches Private RSV Vaccination Service
Boots pharmacy launches a private RSV vaccination service amid concerns about a potential quad-demic this winter, offering an alternative for those ineligible for NHS vaccinations.
Boots Launches Private RSV Vaccination Service
Boots pharmacy launches a private RSV vaccination service amid concerns about a potential quad-demic this winter, offering an alternative for those ineligible for NHS vaccinations.
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36% Bias Score
NHS 'Ripped Off' by Private Medical Agencies
Private medical staffing agencies are making large profits from the NHS, causing concern about the financial burden and potential solutions.
NHS 'Ripped Off' by Private Medical Agencies
Private medical staffing agencies are making large profits from the NHS, causing concern about the financial burden and potential solutions.
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52% Bias Score
Starmer's "Plan for Change": Ambitious Targets Raise Concerns
Keir Starmer will announce a new plan for change on Thursday, including ambitious targets to improve education, reduce NHS waiting lists, and build 1.5 million new homes; however, local councils and NHS leaders express concerns about the feasibility of these targets.
Starmer's "Plan for Change": Ambitious Targets Raise Concerns
Keir Starmer will announce a new plan for change on Thursday, including ambitious targets to improve education, reduce NHS waiting lists, and build 1.5 million new homes; however, local councils and NHS leaders express concerns about the feasibility of these targets.
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52% Bias Score
Weight-Loss Drugs: Economic Benefits and NHS Strain
Two weight-loss injections, Wegovy and Monjaro, are showing promise in helping obese people lose weight and return to work, but their increased use strains the NHS and raises concerns about long-term effects and equitable access.
Weight-Loss Drugs: Economic Benefits and NHS Strain
Two weight-loss injections, Wegovy and Monjaro, are showing promise in helping obese people lose weight and return to work, but their increased use strains the NHS and raises concerns about long-term effects and equitable access.
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36% Bias Score
Weight-Loss Injections Strain UK NHS
Two injectable weight-loss medications, Wegovy and Mounjaro, are showing efficacy in the UK, but concerns exist regarding increased demand on the NHS, limited availability, and private market costs ranging from £200-£300 per pen.
Weight-Loss Injections Strain UK NHS
Two injectable weight-loss medications, Wegovy and Mounjaro, are showing efficacy in the UK, but concerns exist regarding increased demand on the NHS, limited availability, and private market costs ranging from £200-£300 per pen.
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20% Bias Score
Record Hospital Waiting Times in Wales
Hospital waiting times in Wales hit a record high, despite additional funding being allocated to tackle the issue. The situation is significantly worse than in England.
Record Hospital Waiting Times in Wales
Hospital waiting times in Wales hit a record high, despite additional funding being allocated to tackle the issue. The situation is significantly worse than in England.
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40% Bias Score
NHS Weight-Loss Drug Debate
A survey reveals high interest in free anti-obesity drugs on the NHS, sparking debate about the role of medication in combating obesity and its potential economic implications.
NHS Weight-Loss Drug Debate
A survey reveals high interest in free anti-obesity drugs on the NHS, sparking debate about the role of medication in combating obesity and its potential economic implications.
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36% Bias Score
UK Junior Doctors Flee NHS for Lucrative Locum Jobs
Junior doctors in the UK are leaving the NHS for better-paying locum positions, prompting concerns about staffing shortages and impacting patient care.
UK Junior Doctors Flee NHS for Lucrative Locum Jobs
Junior doctors in the UK are leaving the NHS for better-paying locum positions, prompting concerns about staffing shortages and impacting patient care.
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40% Bias Score
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