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Medef Proposes Reduced Sick Pay for Unvaccinated Flu Patients
The Medef in France proposed reducing sick pay for unvaccinated flu patients, aiming to improve France's low flu vaccination rate (47.7%) and reduce social security costs by 2026; this sparks debate on individual responsibility versus public health.
Medef Proposes Reduced Sick Pay for Unvaccinated Flu Patients
The Medef in France proposed reducing sick pay for unvaccinated flu patients, aiming to improve France's low flu vaccination rate (47.7%) and reduce social security costs by 2026; this sparks debate on individual responsibility versus public health.
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48% Bias Score
Sudan Cholera Outbreak: 742 Dead, Children Most Vulnerable
A cholera outbreak in Sudan has resulted in 742 deaths and over 32,000 suspected cases since January 2025, disproportionately affecting children under five, with the ongoing conflict and lack of sanitation exacerbating the crisis.
Sudan Cholera Outbreak: 742 Dead, Children Most Vulnerable
A cholera outbreak in Sudan has resulted in 742 deaths and over 32,000 suspected cases since January 2025, disproportionately affecting children under five, with the ongoing conflict and lack of sanitation exacerbating the crisis.
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44% Bias Score
US Child Chronic Disease Rates Soar, Exceeding Other Wealthy Nations
A new study shows US children are up to 20 percent more likely to have chronic diseases like anxiety, diabetes, and autism than in 2011, with a threefold increase in depression; infant mortality is almost double that of other wealthy nations, and gun violence deaths are fifteen times higher.
US Child Chronic Disease Rates Soar, Exceeding Other Wealthy Nations
A new study shows US children are up to 20 percent more likely to have chronic diseases like anxiety, diabetes, and autism than in 2011, with a threefold increase in depression; infant mortality is almost double that of other wealthy nations, and gun violence deaths are fifteen times higher.
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52% Bias Score
Climate Change Caused 1500 Heat Deaths in Europe
A new study estimates that approximately 1500 heat-related deaths in 12 European cities between June 23rd and July 2nd resulted from human-induced climate change, which made the heatwave 1-4°C hotter, highlighting the urgent need for emissions reduction.
Climate Change Caused 1500 Heat Deaths in Europe
A new study estimates that approximately 1500 heat-related deaths in 12 European cities between June 23rd and July 2nd resulted from human-induced climate change, which made the heatwave 1-4°C hotter, highlighting the urgent need for emissions reduction.
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28% Bias Score
German Mammography Screening Reduces Breast Cancer Deaths
A German study reveals that the national mammography screening program, introduced 20 years ago, significantly reduces breast cancer mortality and improves survival rates among women aged 50-75, with a recommendation to lower the minimum age to 45 based on further findings.
German Mammography Screening Reduces Breast Cancer Deaths
A German study reveals that the national mammography screening program, introduced 20 years ago, significantly reduces breast cancer mortality and improves survival rates among women aged 50-75, with a recommendation to lower the minimum age to 45 based on further findings.
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44% Bias Score
UK Bans Online Ads for Weight Loss Injections
The UK's Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) banned online pharmacies from advertising weight loss injections, such as Wegovy and Mounjaro, in nine new rulings released on [Date], following an investigation into the illegal promotion of prescription-only medications (POMs).
UK Bans Online Ads for Weight Loss Injections
The UK's Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) banned online pharmacies from advertising weight loss injections, such as Wegovy and Mounjaro, in nine new rulings released on [Date], following an investigation into the illegal promotion of prescription-only medications (POMs).
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44% Bias Score
Climate Change Tripled Heatwave Deaths in Europe
A study reveals that climate change tripled heat-related deaths in 12 major European cities during the June-July 2024 heatwave, resulting in an estimated 2,300 deaths, with 1,500 attributed to climate change effects that increased temperatures by 1-4 degrees Celsius.
Climate Change Tripled Heatwave Deaths in Europe
A study reveals that climate change tripled heat-related deaths in 12 major European cities during the June-July 2024 heatwave, resulting in an estimated 2,300 deaths, with 1,500 attributed to climate change effects that increased temperatures by 1-4 degrees Celsius.
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24% Bias Score
Climate Change Linked to 65% of European Heatwave Deaths
A study by the World Weather Attribution group estimates that 2,300 deaths occurred across Europe due to a recent heatwave, with 65% (1,500) potentially avoidable without climate change; Madrid was disproportionately affected.
Climate Change Linked to 65% of European Heatwave Deaths
A study by the World Weather Attribution group estimates that 2,300 deaths occurred across Europe due to a recent heatwave, with 65% (1,500) potentially avoidable without climate change; Madrid was disproportionately affected.
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40% Bias Score
Climate Change Intensifies European Heatwave, Causing 2,300 Deaths
Approximately 2,300 heat-related deaths occurred in 12 European cities during a recent heatwave; climate change is estimated to have caused 1,500 of these deaths by intensifying the heatwave by 2-4 degrees Celsius.
Climate Change Intensifies European Heatwave, Causing 2,300 Deaths
Approximately 2,300 heat-related deaths occurred in 12 European cities during a recent heatwave; climate change is estimated to have caused 1,500 of these deaths by intensifying the heatwave by 2-4 degrees Celsius.
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36% Bias Score
ASF Outbreak in Germany: Public Vigilance Urged to Prevent Economic Devastation
An African Swine Fever (ASF) outbreak in North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany, detected in mid-June, has prompted increased public vigilance, with authorities urging the reporting of unusual wild boar behavior to help prevent the spread to domestic pig populations, considering the significant economic co...
ASF Outbreak in Germany: Public Vigilance Urged to Prevent Economic Devastation
An African Swine Fever (ASF) outbreak in North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany, detected in mid-June, has prompted increased public vigilance, with authorities urging the reporting of unusual wild boar behavior to help prevent the spread to domestic pig populations, considering the significant economic co...
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40% Bias Score
Fear of ICE Raids Deters Undocumented Immigrants from Seeking Healthcare
Due to the presence of ICE agents in some hospitals, undocumented immigrants are avoiding necessary medical care, causing potentially life-threatening delays and violating patient rights and legal standards.
Fear of ICE Raids Deters Undocumented Immigrants from Seeking Healthcare
Due to the presence of ICE agents in some hospitals, undocumented immigrants are avoiding necessary medical care, causing potentially life-threatening delays and violating patient rights and legal standards.
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64% Bias Score
Chikungunya Virus Spreads in Europe, Raising Concerns for Germany
Germany confirms 75 imported Chikungunya cases in 2024, alongside a locally-acquired case in nearby Alsace, raising concerns about the expanding range of the Asian tiger mosquito vector and the potential for local outbreaks, despite the availability of two vaccines.
Chikungunya Virus Spreads in Europe, Raising Concerns for Germany
Germany confirms 75 imported Chikungunya cases in 2024, alongside a locally-acquired case in nearby Alsace, raising concerns about the expanding range of the Asian tiger mosquito vector and the potential for local outbreaks, despite the availability of two vaccines.
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40% Bias Score
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