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Saxony-Anhalt's COVID-19 Response Criticized: Recommendations for Improved Transparency and Preparedness
A government commission in Saxony-Anhalt, Germany, criticized the state's handling of the COVID-19 pandemic, citing inconsistent measures, ineffective financial aid distribution, and insufficient communication, leading to public distrust. Recommendations include improved transparency, public data ac...
Saxony-Anhalt's COVID-19 Response Criticized: Recommendations for Improved Transparency and Preparedness
A government commission in Saxony-Anhalt, Germany, criticized the state's handling of the COVID-19 pandemic, citing inconsistent measures, ineffective financial aid distribution, and insufficient communication, leading to public distrust. Recommendations include improved transparency, public data ac...
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36% Bias Score


Australia's Tobacco Tax Backfires, Fueling Black Market and Gang Violence
Australia's attempt to eliminate tobacco through high taxes has created a thriving black market, costing billions in lost revenue, fueling gang violence, and harming public health; illicit tobacco accounts for nearly 40% of consumption.
Australia's Tobacco Tax Backfires, Fueling Black Market and Gang Violence
Australia's attempt to eliminate tobacco through high taxes has created a thriving black market, costing billions in lost revenue, fueling gang violence, and harming public health; illicit tobacco accounts for nearly 40% of consumption.
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48% Bias Score


Sharp Drop in US Bird Flu Cases Raises Concerns
In the past 14 months, 70 people in the U.S. have been infected with the H5N1 bird flu virus, mostly farmworkers, but recent case reports have dropped sharply, prompting concerns about under-reporting due to government cuts and fear among immigrant workers; one person died in Louisiana.
Sharp Drop in US Bird Flu Cases Raises Concerns
In the past 14 months, 70 people in the U.S. have been infected with the H5N1 bird flu virus, mostly farmworkers, but recent case reports have dropped sharply, prompting concerns about under-reporting due to government cuts and fear among immigrant workers; one person died in Louisiana.
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36% Bias Score


UK Heart Health Declines Sharply: Deaths and Diagnoses Soar
The UK is experiencing the worst start to a decade for heart health in 50 years, with cardiovascular deaths among working-age adults rising by 18% since 2019 to 21,975 in 2023, alongside record increases in heart failure, atrial fibrillation, and diabetes diagnoses, and lengthening hospital waiting ...
UK Heart Health Declines Sharply: Deaths and Diagnoses Soar
The UK is experiencing the worst start to a decade for heart health in 50 years, with cardiovascular deaths among working-age adults rising by 18% since 2019 to 21,975 in 2023, alongside record increases in heart failure, atrial fibrillation, and diabetes diagnoses, and lengthening hospital waiting ...
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32% Bias Score


NHS Launches Hepatitis C Testing for Undiagnosed Contaminated Blood Victims
Starting June 2024, the NHS in England will offer Hepatitis C tests to all patients registering with a GP who received a blood transfusion before 1996, aiming to identify thousands of undiagnosed victims of the contaminated blood scandal; this follows recommendations from the Infected Blood Inquiry ...
NHS Launches Hepatitis C Testing for Undiagnosed Contaminated Blood Victims
Starting June 2024, the NHS in England will offer Hepatitis C tests to all patients registering with a GP who received a blood transfusion before 1996, aiming to identify thousands of undiagnosed victims of the contaminated blood scandal; this follows recommendations from the Infected Blood Inquiry ...
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40% Bias Score


NIH Lays Off Top Brain Scientists Despite Kennedy's Denial
Eleven top NIH brain scientists, including distinguished investigator Richard Youle, received layoff notices in May, despite HHS Secretary Kennedy's claim that no working scientists were fired; the terminations, initially delayed, are set for June 2nd, impacting roughly 100 staff members and potenti...
NIH Lays Off Top Brain Scientists Despite Kennedy's Denial
Eleven top NIH brain scientists, including distinguished investigator Richard Youle, received layoff notices in May, despite HHS Secretary Kennedy's claim that no working scientists were fired; the terminations, initially delayed, are set for June 2nd, impacting roughly 100 staff members and potenti...
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52% Bias Score

Zimbabwe Unveils New National Health Laboratory Strategic Plan (2025-2030)
Zimbabwe launched a new five-year National Health Laboratory Strategic Plan (2025-2030) with support from Africa CDC and the World Bank, focusing on infrastructure, technology, and skills development to strengthen its healthcare system and address public health threats; the plan includes expanding L...

Zimbabwe Unveils New National Health Laboratory Strategic Plan (2025-2030)
Zimbabwe launched a new five-year National Health Laboratory Strategic Plan (2025-2030) with support from Africa CDC and the World Bank, focusing on infrastructure, technology, and skills development to strengthen its healthcare system and address public health threats; the plan includes expanding L...
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48% Bias Score

Tanzanian Elected WHO Regional Director for Africa
Tanzanian Professor Mohamed Yakub Janabi was elected WHO Regional Director for Africa on May 18, 2025, winning 32 out of 46 votes in Geneva, succeeding the late Dr. Faustine Ndugulile, also from Tanzania, who died in November 2024.

Tanzanian Elected WHO Regional Director for Africa
Tanzanian Professor Mohamed Yakub Janabi was elected WHO Regional Director for Africa on May 18, 2025, winning 32 out of 46 votes in Geneva, succeeding the late Dr. Faustine Ndugulile, also from Tanzania, who died in November 2024.
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24% Bias Score

Ketamine Use Rises Among UK Schoolchildren: Experts Warn of Serious Health Risks
The rising use of ketamine among UK schoolchildren, fueled by its low cost and social media portrayal, is causing alarm among experts who warn of serious health consequences including urinary tract infections and long-term organ damage. Headteachers report its normalization as a 'rite of passage'.

Ketamine Use Rises Among UK Schoolchildren: Experts Warn of Serious Health Risks
The rising use of ketamine among UK schoolchildren, fueled by its low cost and social media portrayal, is causing alarm among experts who warn of serious health consequences including urinary tract infections and long-term organ damage. Headteachers report its normalization as a 'rite of passage'.
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56% Bias Score

Biden Diagnosed with Aggressive Prostate Cancer
Former President Joe Biden has been diagnosed with aggressive prostate cancer (Gleason score 9), highlighting the increasing incidence of this disease in the US and the need for advanced treatment strategies. This diagnosis underscores the importance of early detection and impacts his future health ...

Biden Diagnosed with Aggressive Prostate Cancer
Former President Joe Biden has been diagnosed with aggressive prostate cancer (Gleason score 9), highlighting the increasing incidence of this disease in the US and the need for advanced treatment strategies. This diagnosis underscores the importance of early detection and impacts his future health ...
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0% Bias Score

U.S. Measles Outbreak Surges to 935 Cases
The U.S. is experiencing a major measles outbreak, with 935 confirmed cases—triple the 2024 total—primarily in Texas (702 cases, 3 deaths), and spreading to 11 states including North Dakota (9 cases).

U.S. Measles Outbreak Surges to 935 Cases
The U.S. is experiencing a major measles outbreak, with 935 confirmed cases—triple the 2024 total—primarily in Texas (702 cases, 3 deaths), and spreading to 11 states including North Dakota (9 cases).
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44% Bias Score

Italian Association Combats Youth Substance Abuse Through Education
The Italian association Oddpss combats misinformation about substance abuse through its IN-Dipendenza program, educating students, parents, and educators on the dangers of cannabis, nicotine, video games, alcohol, and compulsive behaviors, culminating in a May 26th event in Sanremo promoting prevent...

Italian Association Combats Youth Substance Abuse Through Education
The Italian association Oddpss combats misinformation about substance abuse through its IN-Dipendenza program, educating students, parents, and educators on the dangers of cannabis, nicotine, video games, alcohol, and compulsive behaviors, culminating in a May 26th event in Sanremo promoting prevent...
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56% Bias Score
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