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UK Heatwave Exacerbates Migraines, Mood Disorders
A prolonged heatwave in the UK, with temperatures reaching 29°C (84°F), is causing a rise in migraines among the 10 million UK residents (aged 15-69) who experience migraines, exacerbating symptoms for those with MS and those on antidepressants due to physiological and medication interactions.
UK Heatwave Exacerbates Migraines, Mood Disorders
A prolonged heatwave in the UK, with temperatures reaching 29°C (84°F), is causing a rise in migraines among the 10 million UK residents (aged 15-69) who experience migraines, exacerbating symptoms for those with MS and those on antidepressants due to physiological and medication interactions.
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36% Bias Score
Italian Cities Exceed Air Quality Limits in First Quarter of 2025
During the first quarter of 2025, Italian cities like Padova, Milan, Brescia, and Turin exceeded EU and WHO limits for PM2.5 by a significant margin (52, 51, 50, and 48 days respectively), while Palermo, Naples, Messina, and Genoa showed high nitrogen dioxide levels.
Italian Cities Exceed Air Quality Limits in First Quarter of 2025
During the first quarter of 2025, Italian cities like Padova, Milan, Brescia, and Turin exceeded EU and WHO limits for PM2.5 by a significant margin (52, 51, 50, and 48 days respectively), while Palermo, Naples, Messina, and Genoa showed high nitrogen dioxide levels.
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44% Bias Score
FDA Reviews COVID-19 Vaccine Approvals for Next Winter Amid Data Concerns
The FDA is reviewing whether to approve COVID-19 vaccines for next winter due to insufficient data on booster shot effectiveness and low uptake, marking a shift from the previous administration's policy of annual updates.
FDA Reviews COVID-19 Vaccine Approvals for Next Winter Amid Data Concerns
The FDA is reviewing whether to approve COVID-19 vaccines for next winter due to insufficient data on booster shot effectiveness and low uptake, marking a shift from the previous administration's policy of annual updates.
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44% Bias Score
Florida Poised to Ban Fluoride in Public Drinking Water
Florida's legislature passed a bill banning fluoride in public drinking water, following Utah's similar ban, despite concerns from dentists and public health advocates who cite the mineral's effectiveness in preventing cavities. The bill awaits Governor DeSantis's signature.
Florida Poised to Ban Fluoride in Public Drinking Water
Florida's legislature passed a bill banning fluoride in public drinking water, following Utah's similar ban, despite concerns from dentists and public health advocates who cite the mineral's effectiveness in preventing cavities. The bill awaits Governor DeSantis's signature.
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56% Bias Score
Florida Poised to Ban Fluoride in Public Drinking Water
Florida is poised to become the second US state to ban fluoride in public drinking water after Utah, following a push by US Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and despite concerns from dentists and public health advocates who say it's a safe, effective way to prevent cavities.
Florida Poised to Ban Fluoride in Public Drinking Water
Florida is poised to become the second US state to ban fluoride in public drinking water after Utah, following a push by US Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and despite concerns from dentists and public health advocates who say it's a safe, effective way to prevent cavities.
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48% Bias Score
China's White Paper: COVID-19 Origins Tracing and US Response Criticized
China released a white paper Wednesday detailing its cooperation with the WHO in COVID-19 origin tracing, refuting the Wuhan lab leak theory, and criticizing the US response, suggesting earlier US outbreak and demanding investigation.
China's White Paper: COVID-19 Origins Tracing and US Response Criticized
China released a white paper Wednesday detailing its cooperation with the WHO in COVID-19 origin tracing, refuting the Wuhan lab leak theory, and criticizing the US response, suggesting earlier US outbreak and demanding investigation.
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60% Bias Score
Amsterdam Opens New Urban Swimming Spot
Amsterdam's Marineterrein inner harbor is now an official swimming spot, opening May 1st and monitored for safety and water quality, addressing a rising trend of urban open-water swimming.
Amsterdam Opens New Urban Swimming Spot
Amsterdam's Marineterrein inner harbor is now an official swimming spot, opening May 1st and monitored for safety and water quality, addressing a rising trend of urban open-water swimming.
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48% Bias Score
Florida Poised to Ban Fluoride in Public Drinking Water
Florida's legislature approved a bill banning fluoride and other additives in public drinking water, defying dental and public health experts who cite cavity prevention benefits; the bill awaits the governor's signature, following Utah's similar ban.
Florida Poised to Ban Fluoride in Public Drinking Water
Florida's legislature approved a bill banning fluoride and other additives in public drinking water, defying dental and public health experts who cite cavity prevention benefits; the bill awaits the governor's signature, following Utah's similar ban.
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52% Bias Score
EU Warns of Rising Infectious Diseases Due to Low Vaccination Rates
The European Union issued a warning about rising measles and polio cases due to suboptimal vaccination coverage; over 35,000 measles cases and 23 deaths were reported in 2024 across the EU, while poliovirus was detected in wastewater in several countries, highlighting the urgent need for improved va...
EU Warns of Rising Infectious Diseases Due to Low Vaccination Rates
The European Union issued a warning about rising measles and polio cases due to suboptimal vaccination coverage; over 35,000 measles cases and 23 deaths were reported in 2024 across the EU, while poliovirus was detected in wastewater in several countries, highlighting the urgent need for improved va...
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20% Bias Score
NSW's $540M Mental Health Facility Faces Staffing Crisis
Construction began Wednesday on a $540 million mental health facility in western Sydney, projected to open in 2027, but psychiatrists warn severe staff shortages—with over a third of public sector positions vacant—will leave it underutilized, mirroring issues faced by other recently opened facilitie...
NSW's $540M Mental Health Facility Faces Staffing Crisis
Construction began Wednesday on a $540 million mental health facility in western Sydney, projected to open in 2027, but psychiatrists warn severe staff shortages—with over a third of public sector positions vacant—will leave it underutilized, mirroring issues faced by other recently opened facilitie...
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56% Bias Score
Halozyme Sues Merck Over Injectable Keytruda
Merck's new injectable Keytruda faces a lawsuit from Halozyme, delaying its planned October 1 launch and highlighting upcoming patent expirations in 2028. The suit challenges Merck's use of Halozyme's hyaluronidase technology in the new injectable formulation, and Merck has said it is meritless.
Halozyme Sues Merck Over Injectable Keytruda
Merck's new injectable Keytruda faces a lawsuit from Halozyme, delaying its planned October 1 launch and highlighting upcoming patent expirations in 2028. The suit challenges Merck's use of Halozyme's hyaluronidase technology in the new injectable formulation, and Merck has said it is meritless.
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40% Bias Score
Family Urges HPV Vaccination After Daughter's Death
The family of a 25-year-old woman who died from cervical cancer in 2012 due to HPV are urging parents to vaccinate their children after the virus was found to be responsible for her death. The HPV vaccine has been available in the UK since 2008 for girls and 2019 for boys.
Family Urges HPV Vaccination After Daughter's Death
The family of a 25-year-old woman who died from cervical cancer in 2012 due to HPV are urging parents to vaccinate their children after the virus was found to be responsible for her death. The HPV vaccine has been available in the UK since 2008 for girls and 2019 for boys.
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48% Bias Score
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