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UK to Extend Sugar Tax to Milkshakes
The UK government plans to extend its sugar tax to milkshakes and similar drinks by July 21, aiming to reduce sugar consumption, despite concerns about the impact on consumers and the success of the initial tax.
UK to Extend Sugar Tax to Milkshakes
The UK government plans to extend its sugar tax to milkshakes and similar drinks by July 21, aiming to reduce sugar consumption, despite concerns about the impact on consumers and the success of the initial tax.
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44% Bias Score
Saarland Sees Rise in Accidents Involving Older Drivers Despite Overall Decrease
In Saarland, Germany, the number of car accidents involving fatalities and injuries decreased by 24% overall between 2013 and 2023; however, accidents involving drivers 75+ increased by 14%, with 71% of those over 75 causing accidents in 2023. This increase mirrors a national trend of more drivers o...
Saarland Sees Rise in Accidents Involving Older Drivers Despite Overall Decrease
In Saarland, Germany, the number of car accidents involving fatalities and injuries decreased by 24% overall between 2013 and 2023; however, accidents involving drivers 75+ increased by 14%, with 71% of those over 75 causing accidents in 2023. This increase mirrors a national trend of more drivers o...
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44% Bias Score
Trump Administration's Public Health Cuts Result in Significant Workforce Reduction and Global Health Crisis
In his first 100 days, President Trump's administration drastically reduced the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services workforce by 20,000, eliminated essential programs like the Office on Smoking and Health, and cut billions in foreign aid, resulting in significant public health consequences,...
Trump Administration's Public Health Cuts Result in Significant Workforce Reduction and Global Health Crisis
In his first 100 days, President Trump's administration drastically reduced the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services workforce by 20,000, eliminated essential programs like the Office on Smoking and Health, and cut billions in foreign aid, resulting in significant public health consequences,...
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76% Bias Score
Verbal Abuse Alters Children's Brains, Causing Lasting Mental Health Issues
A UK study reveals 41% of children experience verbal abuse, causing lasting brain damage and impacting mental health, according to experts presenting to MPs on Monday; neuroscience shows verbal abuse alters brain structures, leading to difficulties in social interactions and an increased perception ...
Verbal Abuse Alters Children's Brains, Causing Lasting Mental Health Issues
A UK study reveals 41% of children experience verbal abuse, causing lasting brain damage and impacting mental health, according to experts presenting to MPs on Monday; neuroscience shows verbal abuse alters brain structures, leading to difficulties in social interactions and an increased perception ...
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24% Bias Score
Turkish Food Samples Show High Pesticide Residue Levels, Posing Risks to Children
A Greenpeace Türkiye report analyzing 155 food samples from Istanbul markets revealed that 33% violated Turkish pesticide residue limits; 61% contained multiple pesticide residues, 43% had PFAS-containing pesticides, and 31.6% had at least one pesticide known to be carcinogenic or harmful to neurolo...
Turkish Food Samples Show High Pesticide Residue Levels, Posing Risks to Children
A Greenpeace Türkiye report analyzing 155 food samples from Istanbul markets revealed that 33% violated Turkish pesticide residue limits; 61% contained multiple pesticide residues, 43% had PFAS-containing pesticides, and 31.6% had at least one pesticide known to be carcinogenic or harmful to neurolo...
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48% Bias Score
Asian Tiger Mosquito Infestation Costs German Towns €250,000 Annually
Along Germany's Upper Rhine, the Asian tiger mosquito population has exploded since 2022, forcing municipalities like Kehl to spend €250,000 annually on control, despite expanding infestation areas, making complete eradication unrealistic.
Asian Tiger Mosquito Infestation Costs German Towns €250,000 Annually
Along Germany's Upper Rhine, the Asian tiger mosquito population has exploded since 2022, forcing municipalities like Kehl to spend €250,000 annually on control, despite expanding infestation areas, making complete eradication unrealistic.
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48% Bias Score
Dutch Government Criticized for Slow Vaccine Rollout, Endangering Vulnerable Groups
A coalition of Dutch healthcare organizations criticizes the government's slow vaccine rollout, citing delays in implementing new flu vaccines that could prevent serious heart problems in at-risk individuals, leaving vulnerable groups unprotected and calling for improved vaccination policies.
Dutch Government Criticized for Slow Vaccine Rollout, Endangering Vulnerable Groups
A coalition of Dutch healthcare organizations criticizes the government's slow vaccine rollout, citing delays in implementing new flu vaccines that could prevent serious heart problems in at-risk individuals, leaving vulnerable groups unprotected and calling for improved vaccination policies.
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52% Bias Score
Spain Increases Tobacco Prices to Curb Consumption
Spain raised tobacco prices in April 2025, affecting brands like Fortuna and Ducados, aiming to reduce consumption, with taxes representing nearly 80% of the final price, a policy supported by the World Health Organization.
Spain Increases Tobacco Prices to Curb Consumption
Spain raised tobacco prices in April 2025, affecting brands like Fortuna and Ducados, aiming to reduce consumption, with taxes representing nearly 80% of the final price, a policy supported by the World Health Organization.
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36% Bias Score
Ultra-Processed Foods Linked to 17,781 Premature Deaths in the UK
A study across eight countries links ultra-processed food consumption to premature deaths, with the UK reporting 17,781 potential deaths in 2018/19 (14% of premature deaths), second only to the US (55% of daily caloric intake from UPFs).
Ultra-Processed Foods Linked to 17,781 Premature Deaths in the UK
A study across eight countries links ultra-processed food consumption to premature deaths, with the UK reporting 17,781 potential deaths in 2018/19 (14% of premature deaths), second only to the US (55% of daily caloric intake from UPFs).
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48% Bias Score
Ultra-Processed Food Linked to Significant Increase in Early Death Risk
A study across eight countries found a 3% increase in early death risk for every 10% rise in ultra-processed food (UPF) consumption; UPF is linked to up to 13.8% of premature deaths in countries like England and the US, prompting calls for tighter regulation and taxes on UPF.
Ultra-Processed Food Linked to Significant Increase in Early Death Risk
A study across eight countries found a 3% increase in early death risk for every 10% rise in ultra-processed food (UPF) consumption; UPF is linked to up to 13.8% of premature deaths in countries like England and the US, prompting calls for tighter regulation and taxes on UPF.
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48% Bias Score
Australian Murray River Towns Show Sevenfold Increase in Motor Neurone Disease
Unusually high rates of motor neurone disease (MND) have been discovered in towns along Australia's Murray River, prompting research into potential environmental causes like blue-green algae blooms; the lack of a national MND database hinders comprehensive investigation, leading to calls for a $12 m...
Australian Murray River Towns Show Sevenfold Increase in Motor Neurone Disease
Unusually high rates of motor neurone disease (MND) have been discovered in towns along Australia's Murray River, prompting research into potential environmental causes like blue-green algae blooms; the lack of a national MND database hinders comprehensive investigation, leading to calls for a $12 m...
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24% Bias Score
Victoria's Measles Outbreak: 22 Cases, 15 Exposure Sites
Victoria is grappling with its worst measles outbreak in 10 years, with 22 cases—mostly locally acquired—in four months, exceeding last year's total. Fifteen exposure sites exist across Melbourne and Gippsland, highlighting community transmission despite the initial source being returned travelers.
Victoria's Measles Outbreak: 22 Cases, 15 Exposure Sites
Victoria is grappling with its worst measles outbreak in 10 years, with 22 cases—mostly locally acquired—in four months, exceeding last year's total. Fifteen exposure sites exist across Melbourne and Gippsland, highlighting community transmission despite the initial source being returned travelers.
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40% Bias Score
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