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German Healthcare Collectives Integrate Community Support into Medical Care
Two German healthcare collectives—one in Berlin and one in Munich—aim to revolutionize healthcare by integrating medical care with community support and addressing social determinants of health; while Berlin offers comprehensive services, Munich focuses on establishing a similar center.
German Healthcare Collectives Integrate Community Support into Medical Care
Two German healthcare collectives—one in Berlin and one in Munich—aim to revolutionize healthcare by integrating medical care with community support and addressing social determinants of health; while Berlin offers comprehensive services, Munich focuses on establishing a similar center.
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44% Bias Score


Cholera Outbreak Kills 58 in Sudan Amidst Ongoing Conflict
A cholera outbreak in Kosti, Sudan, killed 58 and sickened 1,293 due to contaminated water after an attack on the city's water facility by a paramilitary group fighting the Sudanese military; the incident highlights the devastating impact of the conflict on public health.
Cholera Outbreak Kills 58 in Sudan Amidst Ongoing Conflict
A cholera outbreak in Kosti, Sudan, killed 58 and sickened 1,293 due to contaminated water after an attack on the city's water facility by a paramilitary group fighting the Sudanese military; the incident highlights the devastating impact of the conflict on public health.
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28% Bias Score


Slowdown in European Life Expectancy Linked to Lifestyle Factors and COVID-19
A new study in The Lancet Public Health reveals that while life expectancy in Europe has increased, the rate of increase slowed in the 2010s, further impacted by COVID-19, with the UK and Germany among hardest hit, while Nordic countries fared better; the study suggests that government policies can ...
Slowdown in European Life Expectancy Linked to Lifestyle Factors and COVID-19
A new study in The Lancet Public Health reveals that while life expectancy in Europe has increased, the rate of increase slowed in the 2010s, further impacted by COVID-19, with the UK and Germany among hardest hit, while Nordic countries fared better; the study suggests that government policies can ...
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24% Bias Score


COVID-19 Pandemic's Uneven Impact on the Netherlands
The COVID-19 pandemic hit the Netherlands in February 2020, causing lockdowns, social distancing, and a significant rise in mortality, particularly in the south, exposing inequalities and highlighting vulnerabilities in healthcare and societal resilience.
COVID-19 Pandemic's Uneven Impact on the Netherlands
The COVID-19 pandemic hit the Netherlands in February 2020, causing lockdowns, social distancing, and a significant rise in mortality, particularly in the south, exposing inequalities and highlighting vulnerabilities in healthcare and societal resilience.
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36% Bias Score


Measles Outbreak Alert in Sydney Following Traveler's Exposure
A returning traveler infected with measles visited Sydney's CBD since February 14th, prompting NSW Health to urge residents to watch for symptoms and seek vaccination, given recent outbreaks in Southeast Asia.
Measles Outbreak Alert in Sydney Following Traveler's Exposure
A returning traveler infected with measles visited Sydney's CBD since February 14th, prompting NSW Health to urge residents to watch for symptoms and seek vaccination, given recent outbreaks in Southeast Asia.
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32% Bias Score


Urgent Cheese Recall: Listeria Risk Prompts Nationwide Recall
Over a dozen cheeses from JOD Food Products, stocked in Tesco and Spar, are urgently recalled due to potential listeria contamination, posing a risk particularly to vulnerable groups; consumers should return products for a full refund.
Urgent Cheese Recall: Listeria Risk Prompts Nationwide Recall
Over a dozen cheeses from JOD Food Products, stocked in Tesco and Spar, are urgently recalled due to potential listeria contamination, posing a risk particularly to vulnerable groups; consumers should return products for a full refund.
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44% Bias Score

Texas Measles Outbreak Reaches 90 Cases, Worst in 30 Years
A measles outbreak in Texas has reached 90 cases, the highest in 30 years, primarily affecting unvaccinated children and teens in Gaines County, with 16 hospitalizations and a potential for wider spread, linked to low vaccination rates and the recent appointment of an anti-vaccine activist to a nati...

Texas Measles Outbreak Reaches 90 Cases, Worst in 30 Years
A measles outbreak in Texas has reached 90 cases, the highest in 30 years, primarily affecting unvaccinated children and teens in Gaines County, with 16 hospitalizations and a potential for wider spread, linked to low vaccination rates and the recent appointment of an anti-vaccine activist to a nati...
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52% Bias Score

California's Flu Season Exceeds COVID-19 Deaths
California's 2023 flu season, the worst in over seven years, has led to over 4,300 hospitalizations in February alone, exceeding COVID-19 deaths and resulting in 15 pediatric fatalities due to a highly infectious influenza-A strain and low vaccination rates.

California's Flu Season Exceeds COVID-19 Deaths
California's 2023 flu season, the worst in over seven years, has led to over 4,300 hospitalizations in February alone, exceeding COVID-19 deaths and resulting in 15 pediatric fatalities due to a highly infectious influenza-A strain and low vaccination rates.
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44% Bias Score

UK Heart Attack Warning Signs: Millions Unaware of Crucial Symptoms
In the UK, someone is hospitalized for a heart attack every five minutes, yet less than half the population knows about key warning signs like digital clubbing, a grey iris ring, and swollen legs, all indicating issues with blood flow and cholesterol levels.

UK Heart Attack Warning Signs: Millions Unaware of Crucial Symptoms
In the UK, someone is hospitalized for a heart attack every five minutes, yet less than half the population knows about key warning signs like digital clubbing, a grey iris ring, and swollen legs, all indicating issues with blood flow and cholesterol levels.
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44% Bias Score

Increased Screen Time Linked to 21% Higher Myopia Risk in Children and Adolescents
A meta-analysis of 45 studies reveals a 21% increased myopia risk for each extra hour of daily screen time in children and adolescents, highlighting the need for balanced screen use and outdoor activities, although other factors also contribute to this increasingly prevalent eye condition.

Increased Screen Time Linked to 21% Higher Myopia Risk in Children and Adolescents
A meta-analysis of 45 studies reveals a 21% increased myopia risk for each extra hour of daily screen time in children and adolescents, highlighting the need for balanced screen use and outdoor activities, although other factors also contribute to this increasingly prevalent eye condition.
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36% Bias Score

Melioidosis Outbreak in North Queensland After Record Floods
Nine deaths from melioidosis, a soil-borne disease, have been reported in North Queensland since the start of summer, with 65 cases recorded in Townsville and Cairns since January, following record-breaking floods and a potential upcoming cyclone.

Melioidosis Outbreak in North Queensland After Record Floods
Nine deaths from melioidosis, a soil-borne disease, have been reported in North Queensland since the start of summer, with 65 cases recorded in Townsville and Cairns since January, following record-breaking floods and a potential upcoming cyclone.
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36% Bias Score

UK Net-Zero Policies to Yield Substantial Health and Economic Benefits
A study by Imperial College London predicts substantial health and economic benefits for the UK from its net-zero policies, estimating 4,000-15,000 fewer annual deaths from air pollution by 2035 and £26bn-£31bn in economic gains by 2060 from fewer deaths alone, with additional gains from reduced ill...

UK Net-Zero Policies to Yield Substantial Health and Economic Benefits
A study by Imperial College London predicts substantial health and economic benefits for the UK from its net-zero policies, estimating 4,000-15,000 fewer annual deaths from air pollution by 2035 and £26bn-£31bn in economic gains by 2060 from fewer deaths alone, with additional gains from reduced ill...
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48% Bias Score
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