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Youth Vaping in Great Britain: Tripled Rates Linked to Smoking, Asthma, and Mental Health Issues
A study reveals that young people who vape in Great Britain are three times more likely to smoke, develop asthma, and experience poor mental health; 1.1 million children (20% of 11-to 17-year-olds) have vaped, a threefold increase since 2020, prompting calls for stronger public health measures.
Youth Vaping in Great Britain: Tripled Rates Linked to Smoking, Asthma, and Mental Health Issues
A study reveals that young people who vape in Great Britain are three times more likely to smoke, develop asthma, and experience poor mental health; 1.1 million children (20% of 11-to 17-year-olds) have vaped, a threefold increase since 2020, prompting calls for stronger public health measures.
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52% Bias Score
French Court Orders Meta to Remove 26 Illegal Alcohol Ads
A French court ordered Meta to remove 26 pieces of content promoting alcohol on its platforms following a lawsuit by Addictions France; the content featured thirteen influencers, including prominent figures like FastGoodCuisine and Malika Ménard, showcasing alcohol brands in various ways.
French Court Orders Meta to Remove 26 Illegal Alcohol Ads
A French court ordered Meta to remove 26 pieces of content promoting alcohol on its platforms following a lawsuit by Addictions France; the content featured thirteen influencers, including prominent figures like FastGoodCuisine and Malika Ménard, showcasing alcohol brands in various ways.
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52% Bias Score
Youth Vaping Linked to Increased Smoking Risk and Health Problems
A global review of 384 youth vaping studies reveals that children who regularly vape are three times more likely to become smokers, and face increased risks of respiratory illnesses, substance abuse, and mental health issues.
Youth Vaping Linked to Increased Smoking Risk and Health Problems
A global review of 384 youth vaping studies reveals that children who regularly vape are three times more likely to become smokers, and face increased risks of respiratory illnesses, substance abuse, and mental health issues.
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52% Bias Score
Burkina Faso's National Malaria Vaccination Campaign and the Rise of Genetically Modified Mosquitoes
Burkina Faso launched a nationwide malaria vaccination campaign using the R21 vaccine, while over 18 countries have already adopted malaria vaccines to protect children. The spread of insecticide-resistant Anopheles stephensi mosquitoes necessitates innovative solutions like genetically modified mos...
Burkina Faso's National Malaria Vaccination Campaign and the Rise of Genetically Modified Mosquitoes
Burkina Faso launched a nationwide malaria vaccination campaign using the R21 vaccine, while over 18 countries have already adopted malaria vaccines to protect children. The spread of insecticide-resistant Anopheles stephensi mosquitoes necessitates innovative solutions like genetically modified mos...
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48% Bias Score
AAP Issues Divergent Covid-19 Vaccine Recommendations for Children
The American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) released updated vaccine recommendations, including Covid-19 vaccines for infants and young children, differing from current CDC guidelines due to concerns about the CDC's Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP) leadership and its alleged spread o...
AAP Issues Divergent Covid-19 Vaccine Recommendations for Children
The American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) released updated vaccine recommendations, including Covid-19 vaccines for infants and young children, differing from current CDC guidelines due to concerns about the CDC's Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP) leadership and its alleged spread o...
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48% Bias Score
Texas Declares End to Measles Outbreak After 762 Cases
Texas declared its measles outbreak over on August 18, 2025, after 42 days without new cases, following 762 confirmed infections, 99 hospitalizations, and two child deaths, highlighting the contagious nature of the virus and the need for continued vigilance.
Texas Declares End to Measles Outbreak After 762 Cases
Texas declared its measles outbreak over on August 18, 2025, after 42 days without new cases, following 762 confirmed infections, 99 hospitalizations, and two child deaths, highlighting the contagious nature of the virus and the need for continued vigilance.
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40% Bias Score
Economists Urge Global Action Against Trump's Environmental Rollbacks
Three leading US economists urge global colleagues to oppose the Trump administration's environmental deregulation, citing economic inefficiencies and threats to public health and global efforts to address climate change.
Economists Urge Global Action Against Trump's Environmental Rollbacks
Three leading US economists urge global colleagues to oppose the Trump administration's environmental deregulation, citing economic inefficiencies and threats to public health and global efforts to address climate change.
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48% Bias Score
Medical Misinformation Significantly Impacts Physician's Ability to Provide Quality Care
A survey of 1,002 doctors found that 61% frequently encounter patients influenced by medical misinformation, significantly impacting their ability to provide quality care, and 86% reported a rise in misinformation over the past five years, highlighting the need for improved communication strategies ...
Medical Misinformation Significantly Impacts Physician's Ability to Provide Quality Care
A survey of 1,002 doctors found that 61% frequently encounter patients influenced by medical misinformation, significantly impacting their ability to provide quality care, and 86% reported a rise in misinformation over the past five years, highlighting the need for improved communication strategies ...
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24% Bias Score
Four Dead in Italy From Botulism Outbreaks
A 62-year-old woman in Sardinia died from botulism, raising Italy's death toll to four; two outbreaks linked to contaminated food are under investigation, highlighting the dangers of improper food preservation.
Four Dead in Italy From Botulism Outbreaks
A 62-year-old woman in Sardinia died from botulism, raising Italy's death toll to four; two outbreaks linked to contaminated food are under investigation, highlighting the dangers of improper food preservation.
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24% Bias Score
Lancang-Mekong Cooperation Launches 'Version 2.0' of Regional Public Health Initiative
The 10th LMC Foreign Ministers' Meeting in Kunming, China, marked the launch of 'version 2.0' of LMC public health cooperation, building on successful pandemic response to create a more resilient regional health community through long-term governance, expanded scope, and health system strengthening.
Lancang-Mekong Cooperation Launches 'Version 2.0' of Regional Public Health Initiative
The 10th LMC Foreign Ministers' Meeting in Kunming, China, marked the launch of 'version 2.0' of LMC public health cooperation, building on successful pandemic response to create a more resilient regional health community through long-term governance, expanded scope, and health system strengthening.
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48% Bias Score
Record High NHS Staff Sickness Rate Exacerbates Scotland's Healthcare Crisis
Scotland's NHS staff sickness rate reached a ten-year high of 6.4 percent in 2024-25, exceeding the government's 4 percent target and contributing to increased A&E waiting times and concerns about patient deaths; the Scottish Ambulance Service reported the highest rate at 9.7 percent.
Record High NHS Staff Sickness Rate Exacerbates Scotland's Healthcare Crisis
Scotland's NHS staff sickness rate reached a ten-year high of 6.4 percent in 2024-25, exceeding the government's 4 percent target and contributing to increased A&E waiting times and concerns about patient deaths; the Scottish Ambulance Service reported the highest rate at 9.7 percent.
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48% Bias Score
Alberta to Offer Free COVID-19 Vaccines to Healthcare Workers, But Most Residents Will Pay
Alberta is modifying its COVID-19 vaccine program to offer free shots to healthcare workers this fall, but most Albertans will have to pay, a decision that contrasts with national guidelines and has drawn criticism.
Alberta to Offer Free COVID-19 Vaccines to Healthcare Workers, But Most Residents Will Pay
Alberta is modifying its COVID-19 vaccine program to offer free shots to healthcare workers this fall, but most Albertans will have to pay, a decision that contrasts with national guidelines and has drawn criticism.
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44% Bias Score
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