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Measles Outbreak in Europe: Romania Reports Thousands of Cases
Measles cases in Europe are surging; Romania leads with 3,605 infections and three deaths by late April 2025 due to low vaccination rates (62%), anti-vaccine sentiment, and a struggling medical system; other EU countries also report increases, highlighting the need for widespread vaccination.
Measles Outbreak in Europe: Romania Reports Thousands of Cases
Measles cases in Europe are surging; Romania leads with 3,605 infections and three deaths by late April 2025 due to low vaccination rates (62%), anti-vaccine sentiment, and a struggling medical system; other EU countries also report increases, highlighting the need for widespread vaccination.
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44% Bias Score
Flawed CDC Study Inflates Black Mold Health Risks
A flawed 1990s CDC study falsely linked black mold (Stachybotrys chartarum) to severe infant illness; subsequent reviews revealed methodological errors, including biased sampling and inaccurate calculations, weakening the causal link and highlighting challenges in establishing direct causal links be...
Flawed CDC Study Inflates Black Mold Health Risks
A flawed 1990s CDC study falsely linked black mold (Stachybotrys chartarum) to severe infant illness; subsequent reviews revealed methodological errors, including biased sampling and inaccurate calculations, weakening the causal link and highlighting challenges in establishing direct causal links be...
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44% Bias Score
German Cities Combat Heat-Related Deaths with Proactive Urban Planning
German cities like Karlsruhe, Dresden, and Düsseldorf are implementing various heat mitigation strategies, including improved urban planning, increased access to water fountains, and building renovations, in response to approximately 3,000 heat-related deaths annually in Germany.
German Cities Combat Heat-Related Deaths with Proactive Urban Planning
German cities like Karlsruhe, Dresden, and Düsseldorf are implementing various heat mitigation strategies, including improved urban planning, increased access to water fountains, and building renovations, in response to approximately 3,000 heat-related deaths annually in Germany.
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16% Bias Score
Exercise Program Significantly Improves Colon Cancer Survival Rates
A groundbreaking international study involving 889 colon cancer patients demonstrated that a three-year exercise program resulted in a 28% reduction in cancer recurrence and a 37% reduction in mortality, surpassing the expectations of researchers and highlighting the potential of exercise as a key c...
Exercise Program Significantly Improves Colon Cancer Survival Rates
A groundbreaking international study involving 889 colon cancer patients demonstrated that a three-year exercise program resulted in a 28% reduction in cancer recurrence and a 37% reduction in mortality, surpassing the expectations of researchers and highlighting the potential of exercise as a key c...
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36% Bias Score
Victorian Hospitals Slash Surgical Waiting Lists with Physiotherapy
Victorian public hospitals are reducing surgical waiting lists by up to 70 percent by referring patients to physiotherapy for non-invasive treatments of back, knee, and hand problems; over 4600 patients have avoided surgery since late 2022.
Victorian Hospitals Slash Surgical Waiting Lists with Physiotherapy
Victorian public hospitals are reducing surgical waiting lists by up to 70 percent by referring patients to physiotherapy for non-invasive treatments of back, knee, and hand problems; over 4600 patients have avoided surgery since late 2022.
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40% Bias Score
Coffee Consumption Linked to Healthier Aging in Women
A 30-year Harvard University study of 47,000 women revealed that drinking at least one cup of caffeinated coffee daily increased the likelihood of healthy aging by 5 percent, while soda consumption had the opposite effect, decreasing the chance by 19 percent.
Coffee Consumption Linked to Healthier Aging in Women
A 30-year Harvard University study of 47,000 women revealed that drinking at least one cup of caffeinated coffee daily increased the likelihood of healthy aging by 5 percent, while soda consumption had the opposite effect, decreasing the chance by 19 percent.
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52% Bias Score
Denver Airport Measles Cases Double, Raising Public Health Concerns
Six measles cases, including three new ones reported Sunday, are linked to Turkish Airlines flight 201 that landed at Denver International Airport on May 13. Two unvaccinated passengers visited public locations after exposure, and one vaccinated adult also contracted the disease.
Denver Airport Measles Cases Double, Raising Public Health Concerns
Six measles cases, including three new ones reported Sunday, are linked to Turkish Airlines flight 201 that landed at Denver International Airport on May 13. Two unvaccinated passengers visited public locations after exposure, and one vaccinated adult also contracted the disease.
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48% Bias Score
Russia Debates Total Vaping Ban Amidst Regulatory Efforts
Russia's Minister of Industry and Trade proposed a total ban on vaping, despite a 2023 initiative to regulate the market through digital marking and minimum pricing, which generated 11.2 billion rubles in 2024 taxes, while 9.5% of Russian adults use electronic nicotine delivery systems.
Russia Debates Total Vaping Ban Amidst Regulatory Efforts
Russia's Minister of Industry and Trade proposed a total ban on vaping, despite a 2023 initiative to regulate the market through digital marking and minimum pricing, which generated 11.2 billion rubles in 2024 taxes, while 9.5% of Russian adults use electronic nicotine delivery systems.
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36% Bias Score
HHS Ends $1 Billion COVID-19 Testing Program, Shifts Focus to Chronic Diseases
The Department of Health and Human Services ended a $1 billion COVID-19 testing program due to readily available tests and the pandemic's end, shifting focus to address chronic diseases impacting national security, as detailed in the "Make America Healthy Again" report.
HHS Ends $1 Billion COVID-19 Testing Program, Shifts Focus to Chronic Diseases
The Department of Health and Human Services ended a $1 billion COVID-19 testing program due to readily available tests and the pandemic's end, shifting focus to address chronic diseases impacting national security, as detailed in the "Make America Healthy Again" report.
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52% Bias Score
Italy: 50,000 Premature Deaths Annually Linked to Air Pollution
ISDE Italia reports that 50,000 premature deaths in Italy annually are linked to air pollution, exceeding any other European country; PM2.5 levels in several cities have surpassed new EU limits, and nitrogen dioxide levels are also high, especially in the Po Valley and southern Italy.
Italy: 50,000 Premature Deaths Annually Linked to Air Pollution
ISDE Italia reports that 50,000 premature deaths in Italy annually are linked to air pollution, exceeding any other European country; PM2.5 levels in several cities have surpassed new EU limits, and nitrogen dioxide levels are also high, especially in the Po Valley and southern Italy.
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56% Bias Score
Dementia Risk Lower in Recent Generations: Study
Research shows that people born more recently have a lower risk of developing dementia at any given age than previous generations, particularly women, although the overall dementia burden will still grow as populations age.
Dementia Risk Lower in Recent Generations: Study
Research shows that people born more recently have a lower risk of developing dementia at any given age than previous generations, particularly women, although the overall dementia burden will still grow as populations age.
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32% Bias Score
London Doctor Condemns Cannabis Decriminalisation Plan
A mental health specialist working in London condemns the Mayor's proposal to decriminalise cannabis, citing a direct link between cannabis use and psychosis in a significant portion of their patients, supported by research indicating that around one-third of psychosis cases in London are linked to ...
London Doctor Condemns Cannabis Decriminalisation Plan
A mental health specialist working in London condemns the Mayor's proposal to decriminalise cannabis, citing a direct link between cannabis use and psychosis in a significant portion of their patients, supported by research indicating that around one-third of psychosis cases in London are linked to ...
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64% Bias Score
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