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Climate Change to Expand Deadly Fungus's Reach
A study predicts a significant expansion of the deadly Aspergillus fungus into new regions due to climate change, potentially exposing millions to life-threatening aspergillosis, highlighting the urgent need for more research and preparedness.
Climate Change to Expand Deadly Fungus's Reach
A study predicts a significant expansion of the deadly Aspergillus fungus into new regions due to climate change, potentially exposing millions to life-threatening aspergillosis, highlighting the urgent need for more research and preparedness.
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20% Bias Score
Climate Change to Expand Deadly Fungus, Exposing Millions
A study predicts a significant expansion of Aspergillus fungi, a deadly pathogen, into new regions due to climate change, potentially exposing millions more people to aspergillosis, a lung disease with a high mortality rate and antifungal resistance, posing a major threat to global health.
Climate Change to Expand Deadly Fungus, Exposing Millions
A study predicts a significant expansion of Aspergillus fungi, a deadly pathogen, into new regions due to climate change, potentially exposing millions more people to aspergillosis, a lung disease with a high mortality rate and antifungal resistance, posing a major threat to global health.
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44% Bias Score
Athens Noise Pollution: Health Crisis from Uncontrolled Bars
Excessive noise from numerous bars in Athens' central neighborhoods causes sleep disturbances and health problems for residents, due to inadequate noise regulation and enforcement, despite documented health risks and legal limits.
Athens Noise Pollution: Health Crisis from Uncontrolled Bars
Excessive noise from numerous bars in Athens' central neighborhoods causes sleep disturbances and health problems for residents, due to inadequate noise regulation and enforcement, despite documented health risks and legal limits.
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64% Bias Score
RIVM Launches Nationwide Campaign to Boost Cancer Screening Participation
The Dutch National Institute for Public Health and the Environment (RIVM) is implementing a multi-pronged strategy to improve participation in national cancer screenings by targeting underserved communities, utilizing local leaders, and creating accessible information materials, aiming to address re...
RIVM Launches Nationwide Campaign to Boost Cancer Screening Participation
The Dutch National Institute for Public Health and the Environment (RIVM) is implementing a multi-pronged strategy to improve participation in national cancer screenings by targeting underserved communities, utilizing local leaders, and creating accessible information materials, aiming to address re...
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36% Bias Score
Gait Variability in Youth Predicts Fall Risk in Old Age
Scientists at Stanford University found an 86% accurate method to predict fall risk in older people by analyzing three gait measurements in young adults (24-31 years old): step width variability, step timing differences, and foot placement consistency, potentially saving lives and billions in health...
Gait Variability in Youth Predicts Fall Risk in Old Age
Scientists at Stanford University found an 86% accurate method to predict fall risk in older people by analyzing three gait measurements in young adults (24-31 years old): step width variability, step timing differences, and foot placement consistency, potentially saving lives and billions in health...
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20% Bias Score
U.S. Alcohol-Associated Cancer Deaths Double Since 1990
A new study reveals that alcohol-associated cancer deaths in the U.S. doubled between 1990 and 2021, rising from 11,896 to 23,207, disproportionately impacting men and those 55 and older; the increase highlights alcohol as a significant carcinogen and underscores the need for targeted prevention eff...
U.S. Alcohol-Associated Cancer Deaths Double Since 1990
A new study reveals that alcohol-associated cancer deaths in the U.S. doubled between 1990 and 2021, rising from 11,896 to 23,207, disproportionately impacting men and those 55 and older; the increase highlights alcohol as a significant carcinogen and underscores the need for targeted prevention eff...
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32% Bias Score
Ann Arbor's Proactive Response to PFAS Contamination
Ann Arbor, Michigan, detected PFAS in its drinking water in 2014, tracing the contamination to industrial discharges into the Huron River. The city implemented granular-activated carbon filtration, reducing PFAS to undetectable levels, showcasing a proactive approach to managing this persistent poll...
Ann Arbor's Proactive Response to PFAS Contamination
Ann Arbor, Michigan, detected PFAS in its drinking water in 2014, tracing the contamination to industrial discharges into the Huron River. The city implemented granular-activated carbon filtration, reducing PFAS to undetectable levels, showcasing a proactive approach to managing this persistent poll...
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24% Bias Score
US Child Drowning Deaths Surge: Urgent Call for Water Safety Measures
In 2022, 461 US children aged 1–4 drowned—a 28% increase since 2019—with residential drownings accounting for 80% of pediatric cases, disproportionately affecting minority groups; consistent supervision and swim lessons are crucial for prevention.
US Child Drowning Deaths Surge: Urgent Call for Water Safety Measures
In 2022, 461 US children aged 1–4 drowned—a 28% increase since 2019—with residential drownings accounting for 80% of pediatric cases, disproportionately affecting minority groups; consistent supervision and swim lessons are crucial for prevention.
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32% Bias Score
US Drowning Deaths Rise, Underscoring Need for Water Safety
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reports a concerning rise in unintentional drowning deaths in the US, particularly among young children ages 1-4, with higher rates observed in minority groups and residential settings; experts emphasize the critical need for constant supervision and sw...
US Drowning Deaths Rise, Underscoring Need for Water Safety
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reports a concerning rise in unintentional drowning deaths in the US, particularly among young children ages 1-4, with higher rates observed in minority groups and residential settings; experts emphasize the critical need for constant supervision and sw...
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32% Bias Score
H5N1 Avian Influenza: Global Spread and Pandemic Risk
Highly pathogenic avian influenza H5N1 has spread globally, infecting various bird and mammal species, including over 1,000 dairy cattle in the US, leading to at least 70 human cases and one death, raising concerns about a potential pandemic due to inconsistent governmental responses and the virus's...
H5N1 Avian Influenza: Global Spread and Pandemic Risk
Highly pathogenic avian influenza H5N1 has spread globally, infecting various bird and mammal species, including over 1,000 dairy cattle in the US, leading to at least 70 human cases and one death, raising concerns about a potential pandemic due to inconsistent governmental responses and the virus's...
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40% Bias Score
25,000 Chilean Officials Abused Medical Leave for International Travel
A Contraloría report revealed that 25,000 Chilean public officials took medical leave and traveled internationally between 2023 and 2024, involving 35,585 leaves and 59,575 border crossings during sick leave; this disproportionately affected early childhood education institutions.
25,000 Chilean Officials Abused Medical Leave for International Travel
A Contraloría report revealed that 25,000 Chilean public officials took medical leave and traveled internationally between 2023 and 2024, involving 35,585 leaves and 59,575 border crossings during sick leave; this disproportionately affected early childhood education institutions.
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60% Bias Score
Alcohol-Associated Cancer Deaths Double in the U.S. from 1990 to 2021
New research reveals U.S. alcohol-associated cancer deaths doubled from 1990 to 2021, rising from 11,896 to 23,207; mortality rates were higher in males and those over 55, with Washington, D.C. having the highest rate and Utah the lowest.
Alcohol-Associated Cancer Deaths Double in the U.S. from 1990 to 2021
New research reveals U.S. alcohol-associated cancer deaths doubled from 1990 to 2021, rising from 11,896 to 23,207; mortality rates were higher in males and those over 55, with Washington, D.C. having the highest rate and Utah the lowest.
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36% Bias Score
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