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Influenza Surge Overwhelms Dutch Hospitals, Schools
A surge in influenza cases in the Netherlands is overwhelming hospitals, forcing postponement of non-emergency procedures and creating staffing challenges in schools; experts advocate for increased public health awareness campaigns and improved vaccination rates.
Influenza Surge Overwhelms Dutch Hospitals, Schools
A surge in influenza cases in the Netherlands is overwhelming hospitals, forcing postponement of non-emergency procedures and creating staffing challenges in schools; experts advocate for increased public health awareness campaigns and improved vaccination rates.
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24% Bias Score
Canadian Court Certifies Class-Action Lawsuit Against Opioid Companies
A British Columbia Supreme Court judge certified a class-action lawsuit against over 40 opioid companies for allegedly over-promoting prescription opioid use, leading to substantial public health care costs; the B.C. government, joined by all other Canadian governments, alleges wrongful conduct and ...
Canadian Court Certifies Class-Action Lawsuit Against Opioid Companies
A British Columbia Supreme Court judge certified a class-action lawsuit against over 40 opioid companies for allegedly over-promoting prescription opioid use, leading to substantial public health care costs; the B.C. government, joined by all other Canadian governments, alleges wrongful conduct and ...
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44% Bias Score
Record-High Hospital Waiting Lists in Wales
In November 2023, Wales recorded record-high hospital waiting lists: 24,361 patients waited over two years, and the overall list reached 802,268, exceeding the government's March target of 8,000 for two-year waits. The longest waits are for eye treatment, orthopedics, and several other specialisms, ...
Record-High Hospital Waiting Lists in Wales
In November 2023, Wales recorded record-high hospital waiting lists: 24,361 patients waited over two years, and the overall list reached 802,268, exceeding the government's March target of 8,000 for two-year waits. The longest waits are for eye treatment, orthopedics, and several other specialisms, ...
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52% Bias Score
Post-Pandemic Surge in Child Deaths in England
A study published in PLOS Medicine reveals a significant rise in child deaths in England post-pandemic, with 258 more deaths than expected in 2022-23 compared to the pandemic's temporary decrease; disparities widened, impacting non-white and poor children.
Post-Pandemic Surge in Child Deaths in England
A study published in PLOS Medicine reveals a significant rise in child deaths in England post-pandemic, with 258 more deaths than expected in 2022-23 compared to the pandemic's temporary decrease; disparities widened, impacting non-white and poor children.
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36% Bias Score
Record Norovirus Surge Overwhelms England's Hospitals
England's hospitals are facing an unprecedented surge in norovirus cases, reaching the highest level since January 2020, overwhelming hospitals already struggling with high flu rates and delayed discharges, leading to dangerously high bed occupancy rates of 96 percent.
Record Norovirus Surge Overwhelms England's Hospitals
England's hospitals are facing an unprecedented surge in norovirus cases, reaching the highest level since January 2020, overwhelming hospitals already struggling with high flu rates and delayed discharges, leading to dangerously high bed occupancy rates of 96 percent.
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44% Bias Score
Long Island's Last Duck Farm Euthanizes 100,000 Birds Amid Bird Flu Outbreak
Over 100,000 ducks at Crescent Duck Farm, the last commercial duck farm on Long Island, are being euthanized following a confirmed bird flu outbreak on January 17, 2025, prompting health officials to interview potentially exposed workers and provide preventative medications, while emphasizing minima...
Long Island's Last Duck Farm Euthanizes 100,000 Birds Amid Bird Flu Outbreak
Over 100,000 ducks at Crescent Duck Farm, the last commercial duck farm on Long Island, are being euthanized following a confirmed bird flu outbreak on January 17, 2025, prompting health officials to interview potentially exposed workers and provide preventative medications, while emphasizing minima...
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36% Bias Score
New Brunswick Neurological Illness: Calls for Independent Investigation Amidst Growing Case Count
In New Brunswick, Canada, a neurologist has identified 371 patients with an unknown neurological illness, resulting in 44 deaths and prompting calls for an independent investigation, which the province and federal government have not yet committed to due to ongoing data collection.
New Brunswick Neurological Illness: Calls for Independent Investigation Amidst Growing Case Count
In New Brunswick, Canada, a neurologist has identified 371 patients with an unknown neurological illness, resulting in 44 deaths and prompting calls for an independent investigation, which the province and federal government have not yet committed to due to ongoing data collection.
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40% Bias Score
UK ADHD Study Reveals Significant Reduction in Life Expectancy
A UK study of over 30,000 adults with ADHD found that men's life expectancy was reduced by 4.5 to 9 years, and women's by 6.5 to 11 years, compared to a control group; the study also revealed a higher risk of mental health issues and other health problems among those with ADHD.
UK ADHD Study Reveals Significant Reduction in Life Expectancy
A UK study of over 30,000 adults with ADHD found that men's life expectancy was reduced by 4.5 to 9 years, and women's by 6.5 to 11 years, compared to a control group; the study also revealed a higher risk of mental health issues and other health problems among those with ADHD.
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Parental Divorce Linked to 61% Higher Stroke Risk in Adulthood
A study of 13,205 older Americans found a 61% increased stroke risk among those who experienced parental divorce in childhood, a risk comparable to diabetes and depression, even after accounting for other risk factors and forms of childhood adversity.
Parental Divorce Linked to 61% Higher Stroke Risk in Adulthood
A study of 13,205 older Americans found a 61% increased stroke risk among those who experienced parental divorce in childhood, a risk comparable to diabetes and depression, even after accounting for other risk factors and forms of childhood adversity.
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24% Bias Score
HHS Freezes Public Communications Until February 1st
The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) imposed a temporary freeze on all public communications until February 1st, affecting 13 operating divisions, including the FDA, CDC, and CMS, due to a new administration review process; exceptions exist for critical functions.
HHS Freezes Public Communications Until February 1st
The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) imposed a temporary freeze on all public communications until February 1st, affecting 13 operating divisions, including the FDA, CDC, and CMS, due to a new administration review process; exceptions exist for critical functions.
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40% Bias Score
Rabies Vaccine Shortage Prompts Rationing in Toronto
A rabies vaccine shortage in Ontario, Canada, caused by increased demand after a child's death and supply chain issues, is prompting Toronto to ration doses, prioritizing high-risk exposures; Health Canada is working to resolve the shortage.
Rabies Vaccine Shortage Prompts Rationing in Toronto
A rabies vaccine shortage in Ontario, Canada, caused by increased demand after a child's death and supply chain issues, is prompting Toronto to ration doses, prioritizing high-risk exposures; Health Canada is working to resolve the shortage.
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40% Bias Score
Trump Withdraws US from World Health Organization
President Trump signed an executive order withdrawing the United States from the World Health Organization (WHO) on Monday, citing mishandling of the COVID-19 pandemic and unfair financial contributions, a decision opposed by public health experts who warn of significant negative consequences for gl...
Trump Withdraws US from World Health Organization
President Trump signed an executive order withdrawing the United States from the World Health Organization (WHO) on Monday, citing mishandling of the COVID-19 pandemic and unfair financial contributions, a decision opposed by public health experts who warn of significant negative consequences for gl...
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40% Bias Score
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