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Alcohol Use in the U.S.: A Gateway Drug Concern
The 2023 NSDUH reveals that over 84% of U.S. adults and 21% of underage youth have consumed alcohol, prompting experts to warn of its potential as a 'gateway drug' due to its impact on judgment and brain chemistry.
Alcohol Use in the U.S.: A Gateway Drug Concern
The 2023 NSDUH reveals that over 84% of U.S. adults and 21% of underage youth have consumed alcohol, prompting experts to warn of its potential as a 'gateway drug' due to its impact on judgment and brain chemistry.
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44% Bias Score
Weight-Loss Jabs Show Promise in Reversing Liver Damage
Weight-loss injections, such as Ozempic and Wegovy, containing semaglutide, are showing promise in reversing severe liver damage caused by non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD), according to a King's College London study; this offers hope for the millions of people who have this condition, cases...
Weight-Loss Jabs Show Promise in Reversing Liver Damage
Weight-loss injections, such as Ozempic and Wegovy, containing semaglutide, are showing promise in reversing severe liver damage caused by non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD), according to a King's College London study; this offers hope for the millions of people who have this condition, cases...
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56% Bias Score
Germany's Cannabis Legalization Faces Backlash Amidst Concerns Over Crime and Public Health
Germany's partial cannabis legalization, effective since April 2023, allowing adults to grow up to three plants and possess 50 grams, faces criticism for increasing police workload and black market activity, with Union politicians pushing for reform or repeal; Canadian studies revealing a rise in ps...
Germany's Cannabis Legalization Faces Backlash Amidst Concerns Over Crime and Public Health
Germany's partial cannabis legalization, effective since April 2023, allowing adults to grow up to three plants and possess 50 grams, faces criticism for increasing police workload and black market activity, with Union politicians pushing for reform or repeal; Canadian studies revealing a rise in ps...
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60% Bias Score
German Cannabis Legalization Faces Criticism, Reform Calls
Germany's partial cannabis legalization, effective April 2023, allowing adults to grow up to three plants and possess 50 grams, faces criticism from Union politicians who want it reformed or reversed due to concerns about increased drug crime and insufficient youth protection, while police unions su...
German Cannabis Legalization Faces Criticism, Reform Calls
Germany's partial cannabis legalization, effective April 2023, allowing adults to grow up to three plants and possess 50 grams, faces criticism from Union politicians who want it reformed or reversed due to concerns about increased drug crime and insufficient youth protection, while police unions su...
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52% Bias Score
Measles Outbreak in Texas Highlights Waning Vaccine Immunity
A measles outbreak in Texas, with 140 of 164 total US cases in 2025, raises concerns about the waning immunity from older vaccines, leading doctors to recommend checking vaccination history and consider boosters for those in high-risk groups.
Measles Outbreak in Texas Highlights Waning Vaccine Immunity
A measles outbreak in Texas, with 140 of 164 total US cases in 2025, raises concerns about the waning immunity from older vaccines, leading doctors to recommend checking vaccination history and consider boosters for those in high-risk groups.
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56% Bias Score
HPV Vaccine Significantly Reduces Cervical Precancer in Young U.S. Women
A Centers for Disease Control and Prevention report shows an approximately 80% reduction in cervical precancerous cells among 20- to 24-year-old women in the U.S. between 2008 and 2022, strongly correlating with the introduction of the HPV vaccine in 2006.
HPV Vaccine Significantly Reduces Cervical Precancer in Young U.S. Women
A Centers for Disease Control and Prevention report shows an approximately 80% reduction in cervical precancerous cells among 20- to 24-year-old women in the U.S. between 2008 and 2022, strongly correlating with the introduction of the HPV vaccine in 2006.
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52% Bias Score
Second Ebola Death in Uganda Undermines Claims of Outbreak Control
A four-year-old child's death is Uganda's second Ebola fatality, jeopardizing claims of containing the outbreak that began in late January; this follows the death of a male nurse who sought treatment at multiple facilities and a traditional healer, undermining successful treatments of eight contacts...
Second Ebola Death in Uganda Undermines Claims of Outbreak Control
A four-year-old child's death is Uganda's second Ebola fatality, jeopardizing claims of containing the outbreak that began in late January; this follows the death of a male nurse who sought treatment at multiple facilities and a traditional healer, undermining successful treatments of eight contacts...
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36% Bias Score
1.2 Million Illegal Vapes Seized in UK in 2024
In 2024, UK authorities seized 1.2 million illegal vapes (worth £9 million), a 44% increase from 2023, with hotspots in London, Essex, Liverpool, Newport (Wales), and Renfrewshire (Scotland); experts cite weak enforcement and the government's vape ban as contributing factors, emphasizing the public ...
1.2 Million Illegal Vapes Seized in UK in 2024
In 2024, UK authorities seized 1.2 million illegal vapes (worth £9 million), a 44% increase from 2023, with hotspots in London, Essex, Liverpool, Newport (Wales), and Renfrewshire (Scotland); experts cite weak enforcement and the government's vape ban as contributing factors, emphasizing the public ...
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56% Bias Score
German Union Calls for Cannabis Legalization Reform
Union politicians in Germany are calling for reforms or a complete reversal of the recently passed cannabis legalization, citing concerns about increased crime, harm to youth, and the expansion of the black market based on new studies from Canada, while police report increased workload and difficult...
German Union Calls for Cannabis Legalization Reform
Union politicians in Germany are calling for reforms or a complete reversal of the recently passed cannabis legalization, citing concerns about increased crime, harm to youth, and the expansion of the black market based on new studies from Canada, while police report increased workload and difficult...
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56% Bias Score
Alcohol's Gateway Drug Potential Highlighted by NSDUH Data
The 2023 NSDUH reports over 84% of U.S. adults and over 21% of underage individuals have consumed alcohol, raising concerns among experts about alcohol's potential as a gateway drug due to its impact on judgment and brain chemistry.
Alcohol's Gateway Drug Potential Highlighted by NSDUH Data
The 2023 NSDUH reports over 84% of U.S. adults and over 21% of underage individuals have consumed alcohol, raising concerns among experts about alcohol's potential as a gateway drug due to its impact on judgment and brain chemistry.
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52% Bias Score
Measles Death Highlights Anti-vaccine HHS Secretary's Impact
An unvaccinated school-aged child in West Texas died from measles, part of a larger outbreak affecting over 150 people in Texas and New Mexico, prompting concerns about the influence of HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s anti-vaccine stance.
Measles Death Highlights Anti-vaccine HHS Secretary's Impact
An unvaccinated school-aged child in West Texas died from measles, part of a larger outbreak affecting over 150 people in Texas and New Mexico, prompting concerns about the influence of HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s anti-vaccine stance.
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52% Bias Score
West Texas Measles Outbreak Spreads, One Death Reported
A measles outbreak in West Texas, originating in Gaines County in late January, has infected 146 people, hospitalized 20, and caused one death; the virus may be spreading to Central Texas and New Mexico, prompting health officials to offer free testing and vaccination while monitoring schools and da...
West Texas Measles Outbreak Spreads, One Death Reported
A measles outbreak in West Texas, originating in Gaines County in late January, has infected 146 people, hospitalized 20, and caused one death; the virus may be spreading to Central Texas and New Mexico, prompting health officials to offer free testing and vaccination while monitoring schools and da...
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36% Bias Score
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