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Tuberculosis Resurgence: A Global Health Crisis
Tuberculosis, caused by Mycobacterium tuberculosis, infects 2 billion people latently and kills 1 million annually, despite available treatments and a vaccine; COVID-19 hampered progress, making TB the world's deadliest infectious disease; eradication requires multi-sectoral action and increased fun...
Tuberculosis Resurgence: A Global Health Crisis
Tuberculosis, caused by Mycobacterium tuberculosis, infects 2 billion people latently and kills 1 million annually, despite available treatments and a vaccine; COVID-19 hampered progress, making TB the world's deadliest infectious disease; eradication requires multi-sectoral action and increased fun...
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24% Bias Score


CDC Study Reveals Peak Times for Firearm Injuries, Underscoring Need for Optimized Emergency Room Staffing
A CDC study analyzed over 93,000 emergency department visits for firearm injuries from 2018-2023 across 10 jurisdictions, revealing peak occurrences overnight on weekends and holidays, highlighting the need for optimized emergency room staffing and resource allocation, while also revealing that prop...
CDC Study Reveals Peak Times for Firearm Injuries, Underscoring Need for Optimized Emergency Room Staffing
A CDC study analyzed over 93,000 emergency department visits for firearm injuries from 2018-2023 across 10 jurisdictions, revealing peak occurrences overnight on weekends and holidays, highlighting the need for optimized emergency room staffing and resource allocation, while also revealing that prop...
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40% Bias Score


Portugal's Drug Policy: Resurgence of Visible Drug Use Demands Reform
Portugal's once-praised drug policy, implemented in 2001, is facing challenges due to rising visible drug use in Lisbon, linked to increased poverty, homelessness, and the emergence of new synthetic drugs, necessitating policy updates and increased funding.
Portugal's Drug Policy: Resurgence of Visible Drug Use Demands Reform
Portugal's once-praised drug policy, implemented in 2001, is facing challenges due to rising visible drug use in Lisbon, linked to increased poverty, homelessness, and the emergence of new synthetic drugs, necessitating policy updates and increased funding.
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40% Bias Score


Guinea's Drug Crisis Overwhelms Treatment Centers
In Guinea, a severe drug crisis is overwhelming the only private rehabilitation clinic, SAJED-GuinΓ©e, which treats dozens of addicts weekly for cocaine, tramadol, crack, and the deadly new drug kush; this crisis, fueled by cross-border trafficking and political instability, severely strains the nati...
Guinea's Drug Crisis Overwhelms Treatment Centers
In Guinea, a severe drug crisis is overwhelming the only private rehabilitation clinic, SAJED-GuinΓ©e, which treats dozens of addicts weekly for cocaine, tramadol, crack, and the deadly new drug kush; this crisis, fueled by cross-border trafficking and political instability, severely strains the nati...
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24% Bias Score


800+ U.S. Measles Cases Highlight Vaccine Effectiveness Despite Breakthrough Infections
The U.S. has seen over 800 measles cases in 2024, mostly in unvaccinated West Texans, but with a 3% breakthrough infection rate among the vaccinated, highlighting the vaccine's high effectiveness despite rare instances of milder disease in vaccinated individuals.
800+ U.S. Measles Cases Highlight Vaccine Effectiveness Despite Breakthrough Infections
The U.S. has seen over 800 measles cases in 2024, mostly in unvaccinated West Texans, but with a 3% breakthrough infection rate among the vaccinated, highlighting the vaccine's high effectiveness despite rare instances of milder disease in vaccinated individuals.
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16% Bias Score


Melbourne Cannabis Rally Highlights Push for Federal Legalization
More than 100 people gathered in Melbourne's Flagstaff Gardens on April 20th to advocate for cannabis legalization during Australia's federal election campaign, with the Legalise Cannabis party aiming to amend the federal Crimes Act to enable state-level legalization.
Melbourne Cannabis Rally Highlights Push for Federal Legalization
More than 100 people gathered in Melbourne's Flagstaff Gardens on April 20th to advocate for cannabis legalization during Australia's federal election campaign, with the Legalise Cannabis party aiming to amend the federal Crimes Act to enable state-level legalization.
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40% Bias Score

UK Sees Sharp Rise in Tuberculosis Cases
The UK experienced a 13% rise in tuberculosis cases in 2023, the largest annual increase since 1971, reaching 5,480 cases; this surge, affecting both UK-born individuals and immigrants, is linked to healthcare disruptions during the COVID-19 pandemic and underlying social issues.

UK Sees Sharp Rise in Tuberculosis Cases
The UK experienced a 13% rise in tuberculosis cases in 2023, the largest annual increase since 1971, reaching 5,480 cases; this surge, affecting both UK-born individuals and immigrants, is linked to healthcare disruptions during the COVID-19 pandemic and underlying social issues.
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16% Bias Score

Trump Administration to Remove Artificial Food Dyes from US Food Supply
The Trump administration will announce plans on Tuesday to remove artificial food dyes from the US food supply, addressing health concerns and following a January FDA ban on Red Dye No. 3 and bipartisan state-level restrictions.

Trump Administration to Remove Artificial Food Dyes from US Food Supply
The Trump administration will announce plans on Tuesday to remove artificial food dyes from the US food supply, addressing health concerns and following a January FDA ban on Red Dye No. 3 and bipartisan state-level restrictions.
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60% Bias Score

Measles-Infected Doctor Treats Patients; HHS Secretary's Endorsement Sparks Outrage
During a Texas measles outbreak, Dr. Ben Edwards treated children while visibly ill with measles, raising concerns about potential transmission. Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. later praised Edwards, sparking criticism from public health experts who cited the considerable risk to patients and...

Measles-Infected Doctor Treats Patients; HHS Secretary's Endorsement Sparks Outrage
During a Texas measles outbreak, Dr. Ben Edwards treated children while visibly ill with measles, raising concerns about potential transmission. Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. later praised Edwards, sparking criticism from public health experts who cited the considerable risk to patients and...
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56% Bias Score

UK Sees Sharpest Rise in Tuberculosis Cases Since 1971
Anja Madhvani, a UK citizen, contracted tuberculosis (TB) in Morocco in 2018, initially misdiagnosed; the UK saw a 13% rise in TB cases in 2023, the largest since 1971, linked to social deprivation and COVID-19 disruptions.

UK Sees Sharpest Rise in Tuberculosis Cases Since 1971
Anja Madhvani, a UK citizen, contracted tuberculosis (TB) in Morocco in 2018, initially misdiagnosed; the UK saw a 13% rise in TB cases in 2023, the largest since 1971, linked to social deprivation and COVID-19 disruptions.
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36% Bias Score

NHS Urges Public Vigilance for Subtle Cancer Signs
The NHS launched a campaign urging people to be vigilant for subtle changes in their bodies that could indicate cancer, highlighting the importance of early diagnosis in improving treatment outcomes; a survey revealed that fewer than 40 percent of people regularly check their bodies for warning sign...

NHS Urges Public Vigilance for Subtle Cancer Signs
The NHS launched a campaign urging people to be vigilant for subtle changes in their bodies that could indicate cancer, highlighting the importance of early diagnosis in improving treatment outcomes; a survey revealed that fewer than 40 percent of people regularly check their bodies for warning sign...
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40% Bias Score

Trump's Health Report Contrasts with German Chancellor's Privacy
A White House physician's report declares President Trump in excellent health, releasing detailed medical information, unlike Germany's approach to Chancellor Scholz's health, which prioritizes privacy.

Trump's Health Report Contrasts with German Chancellor's Privacy
A White House physician's report declares President Trump in excellent health, releasing detailed medical information, unlike Germany's approach to Chancellor Scholz's health, which prioritizes privacy.
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40% Bias Score
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