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Netherlands Launches Anti-Vaping Campaign Amidst Youth Addiction Crisis
The Netherlands launches a national anti-vaping campaign, "Say No to Vaping," targeting parents to discuss vaping dangers with children, driven by a study showing nearly 40% of 12–16-year-old vapers are addicted and the hospitalization of at least 14 children in 2024 due to vaping.
Netherlands Launches Anti-Vaping Campaign Amidst Youth Addiction Crisis
The Netherlands launches a national anti-vaping campaign, "Say No to Vaping," targeting parents to discuss vaping dangers with children, driven by a study showing nearly 40% of 12–16-year-old vapers are addicted and the hospitalization of at least 14 children in 2024 due to vaping.
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56% Bias Score
Early-Onset Cancer Rates Surge in US, Sparking Urgent Research
A US government study found a significant increase in early-onset cancers (15–49 years) between 2010 and 2019, with the most substantial rises in breast, colorectal, kidney, and uterine cancers, affecting women disproportionately (63%).
Early-Onset Cancer Rates Surge in US, Sparking Urgent Research
A US government study found a significant increase in early-onset cancers (15–49 years) between 2010 and 2019, with the most substantial rises in breast, colorectal, kidney, and uterine cancers, affecting women disproportionately (63%).
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24% Bias Score
NIOSH Employees Warn of Increased Workplace Deaths Due to Trump Administration Cuts
More than 100 current and former NIOSH employees warn Congress that the Trump administration's planned cuts to the agency will lead to increased workplace deaths and injuries; nearly all NIOSH functions may end permanently.
NIOSH Employees Warn of Increased Workplace Deaths Due to Trump Administration Cuts
More than 100 current and former NIOSH employees warn Congress that the Trump administration's planned cuts to the agency will lead to increased workplace deaths and injuries; nearly all NIOSH functions may end permanently.
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52% Bias Score
Rapid Drink-Spiking Test Shows Promise in Albury Trial
A new rapid drink-spiking test, developed by SureScreen Diagnostics Australia, detects common spiking drugs within minutes; trials in Albury, NSW, have already led to a perpetrator's arrest, highlighting its potential to address the underreporting and prosecution challenges associated with drink spi...
Rapid Drink-Spiking Test Shows Promise in Albury Trial
A new rapid drink-spiking test, developed by SureScreen Diagnostics Australia, detects common spiking drugs within minutes; trials in Albury, NSW, have already led to a perpetrator's arrest, highlighting its potential to address the underreporting and prosecution challenges associated with drink spi...
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44% Bias Score
Systemic Failures in Mental Healthcare Lead to Mass Killing in Sydney
Joel Cauchi, a 40-year-old man with a history of schizophrenia, killed six and injured ten in a Sydney shopping centre knife attack in April 2024 after discontinuing medication and falling off the radar of mental health professionals, despite multiple interactions with police highlighting his errati...
Systemic Failures in Mental Healthcare Lead to Mass Killing in Sydney
Joel Cauchi, a 40-year-old man with a history of schizophrenia, killed six and injured ten in a Sydney shopping centre knife attack in April 2024 after discontinuing medication and falling off the radar of mental health professionals, despite multiple interactions with police highlighting his errati...
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48% Bias Score
U.S. Measles Cases Surpass 1,000, Resulting in Three Deaths
The U.S. surpasses 1,000 measles cases, with Texas (709 cases) as the epicenter, resulting in three deaths among unvaccinated individuals; ongoing outbreaks in Canada and Mexico share the same strain, highlighting the risk of low vaccination rates.
U.S. Measles Cases Surpass 1,000, Resulting in Three Deaths
The U.S. surpasses 1,000 measles cases, with Texas (709 cases) as the epicenter, resulting in three deaths among unvaccinated individuals; ongoing outbreaks in Canada and Mexico share the same strain, highlighting the risk of low vaccination rates.
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40% Bias Score
Kyiv Hepatitis A Outbreak: 34 Infected, Schools Closed
A hepatitis A outbreak in Kyiv's Vidradny microdistrict has infected 34 people, 20 children, prompting three schools to switch to distance learning while authorities investigate the water sources and search for the origin of the infection.
Kyiv Hepatitis A Outbreak: 34 Infected, Schools Closed
A hepatitis A outbreak in Kyiv's Vidradny microdistrict has infected 34 people, 20 children, prompting three schools to switch to distance learning while authorities investigate the water sources and search for the origin of the infection.
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16% Bias Score
Diabetes Epidemic Devastates McAllen Family, Exposing City's Health Crisis
In McAllen, Texas, known as "America's fattest city," the Ceron family's tragic history with diabetes—three siblings died from the disease, others experienced amputations and blindness—exposes the city's alarmingly high diabetes rate (19.2% in Hidalgo County vs. 11.6% nationally), highlighting the u...
Diabetes Epidemic Devastates McAllen Family, Exposing City's Health Crisis
In McAllen, Texas, known as "America's fattest city," the Ceron family's tragic history with diabetes—three siblings died from the disease, others experienced amputations and blindness—exposes the city's alarmingly high diabetes rate (19.2% in Hidalgo County vs. 11.6% nationally), highlighting the u...
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48% Bias Score
FDA Delays Publishing Food Safety Warning Letters Due to Staff Layoffs
The FDA issued warning letters to several companies for serious food safety violations, including potential botulism contamination, but these haven't been published online due to staff layoffs under the Trump administration, delaying public awareness of potential risks.
FDA Delays Publishing Food Safety Warning Letters Due to Staff Layoffs
The FDA issued warning letters to several companies for serious food safety violations, including potential botulism contamination, but these haven't been published online due to staff layoffs under the Trump administration, delaying public awareness of potential risks.
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24% Bias Score
Sharp North-South Divide in Premature Female Mortality Rates Revealed
Analysis of Office for National Statistics data reveals a significant disparity in premature female mortality rates across England and Wales, with Blackpool South showing a rate 3.4 times higher than Wokingham, exposing a clear North-South divide linked to socioeconomic factors.
Sharp North-South Divide in Premature Female Mortality Rates Revealed
Analysis of Office for National Statistics data reveals a significant disparity in premature female mortality rates across England and Wales, with Blackpool South showing a rate 3.4 times higher than Wokingham, exposing a clear North-South divide linked to socioeconomic factors.
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52% Bias Score
Shingles Vaccine Linked to 23% Lower Cardiovascular Disease Risk
A South Korean study of over 1.2 million people found that the shingles vaccine reduced the risk of cardiovascular disease by 23%, particularly within eight years of vaccination and even among those with unhealthy lifestyles, suggesting a broader role for vaccination in long-term health.
Shingles Vaccine Linked to 23% Lower Cardiovascular Disease Risk
A South Korean study of over 1.2 million people found that the shingles vaccine reduced the risk of cardiovascular disease by 23%, particularly within eight years of vaccination and even among those with unhealthy lifestyles, suggesting a broader role for vaccination in long-term health.
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28% Bias Score
Shingles Vaccine Linked to Reduced Heart Disease Risk in Large Study
A South Korean study of over 1.2 million people aged 50+ revealed a 23% lower risk of heart disease in those who received the shingles vaccine, with benefits exceeding expectations, particularly in men under 60 and those with unhealthy lifestyles; further research is needed to confirm these findings...
Shingles Vaccine Linked to Reduced Heart Disease Risk in Large Study
A South Korean study of over 1.2 million people aged 50+ revealed a 23% lower risk of heart disease in those who received the shingles vaccine, with benefits exceeding expectations, particularly in men under 60 and those with unhealthy lifestyles; further research is needed to confirm these findings...
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40% Bias Score
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