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US Government Data Under Threat: Experts Launch Data Rescue Efforts
Following Donald Trump's reelection, data on US government websites related to gender, sexual orientation, health, climate change, and diversity have been altered or removed, prompting statisticians and other experts to secretly archive and share these datasets to preserve their integrity.
US Government Data Under Threat: Experts Launch Data Rescue Efforts
Following Donald Trump's reelection, data on US government websites related to gender, sexual orientation, health, climate change, and diversity have been altered or removed, prompting statisticians and other experts to secretly archive and share these datasets to preserve their integrity.
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40% Bias Score
Hepatitis: Differences, Prevention, and Global Impact
The 2020 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine recognized the discovery of Hepatitis C virus, a blood-borne disease causing liver inflammation and potentially cirrhosis or liver cancer; vaccines exist for Hepatitis A and B, but not C.
Hepatitis: Differences, Prevention, and Global Impact
The 2020 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine recognized the discovery of Hepatitis C virus, a blood-borne disease causing liver inflammation and potentially cirrhosis or liver cancer; vaccines exist for Hepatitis A and B, but not C.
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16% Bias Score
Misdiagnosed Hearing Loss Leads to Permanent Damage
47-year-old Caroline Norman's sudden hearing loss was misdiagnosed as earwax, resulting in permanent damage due to delayed treatment; this highlights the critical need for prompt medical attention for sudden sensorineural hearing loss, a condition affecting up to 15,000 UK residents annually.
Misdiagnosed Hearing Loss Leads to Permanent Damage
47-year-old Caroline Norman's sudden hearing loss was misdiagnosed as earwax, resulting in permanent damage due to delayed treatment; this highlights the critical need for prompt medical attention for sudden sensorineural hearing loss, a condition affecting up to 15,000 UK residents annually.
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24% Bias Score
NOAA Officials on Leave Amidst Retaliation Accusations
Two high-ranking NOAA officials, Jeff Dillen and Stephen Volz, were placed on administrative leave, prompting accusations of retaliation for their role in investigating the alteration of a hurricane forecast to match President Trump's statements during the "Sharpiegate" incident. This comes days bef...
NOAA Officials on Leave Amidst Retaliation Accusations
Two high-ranking NOAA officials, Jeff Dillen and Stephen Volz, were placed on administrative leave, prompting accusations of retaliation for their role in investigating the alteration of a hurricane forecast to match President Trump's statements during the "Sharpiegate" incident. This comes days bef...
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48% Bias Score
Giant Pouched Rats Accelerate Cambodian Landmine Clearance
In Cambodia, African giant pouched rats trained by APOPO are accelerating landmine clearance efforts, detecting landmines with remarkable speed and efficiency; despite progress, over 1,600 square kilometers remain contaminated, endangering approximately 1 million people, pushing the mine-free goal t...
Giant Pouched Rats Accelerate Cambodian Landmine Clearance
In Cambodia, African giant pouched rats trained by APOPO are accelerating landmine clearance efforts, detecting landmines with remarkable speed and efficiency; despite progress, over 1,600 square kilometers remain contaminated, endangering approximately 1 million people, pushing the mine-free goal t...
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40% Bias Score
Kerala Reports Tenth Nipah Virus Spillover Since 2018
A 52-year-old man in Kerala's Palakkad district tested positive for the Nipah virus on July 12, marking the tenth spillover event since 2018, with four cases reported in 2025 alone, resulting in two deaths; 675 people are under surveillance.
Kerala Reports Tenth Nipah Virus Spillover Since 2018
A 52-year-old man in Kerala's Palakkad district tested positive for the Nipah virus on July 12, marking the tenth spillover event since 2018, with four cases reported in 2025 alone, resulting in two deaths; 675 people are under surveillance.
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16% Bias Score
7,000 Steps Daily Linked to Reduced Disease Risk
A new study suggests that walking 7,000 steps daily, rather than the common 10,000, significantly reduces risks of heart disease (25%), cancer (6%), dementia (38%), and depression (22%), based on data from 160,000 adults worldwide, challenging the prevailing 10,000-step guideline.
7,000 Steps Daily Linked to Reduced Disease Risk
A new study suggests that walking 7,000 steps daily, rather than the common 10,000, significantly reduces risks of heart disease (25%), cancer (6%), dementia (38%), and depression (22%), based on data from 160,000 adults worldwide, challenging the prevailing 10,000-step guideline.
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48% Bias Score
Blood Markers Predict Success of Peanut Allergy Immunotherapy in Children
A Berlin-based study identified specific blood markers—lower immunoglobulins and cytokines—predicting the success of peanut allergy immunotherapy in 38 children, potentially enabling personalized treatment plans.
Blood Markers Predict Success of Peanut Allergy Immunotherapy in Children
A Berlin-based study identified specific blood markers—lower immunoglobulins and cytokines—predicting the success of peanut allergy immunotherapy in 38 children, potentially enabling personalized treatment plans.
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24% Bias Score
CARINA Project: Revolutionizing Childhood Leukemia Treatment
Doctors Antonio Pérez and Persis Amrolia's CARINA Project, supported by Fight Kids Cancer, aims to improve CAR-T cell therapy for acute myeloid leukemia by developing universal cells from healthy donors, addressing cost and complexity issues, and potentially saving thousands of children's lives annu...
CARINA Project: Revolutionizing Childhood Leukemia Treatment
Doctors Antonio Pérez and Persis Amrolia's CARINA Project, supported by Fight Kids Cancer, aims to improve CAR-T cell therapy for acute myeloid leukemia by developing universal cells from healthy donors, addressing cost and complexity issues, and potentially saving thousands of children's lives annu...
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28% Bias Score
7,000 Steps Daily Significantly Reduces Chronic Disease Risk
A study of over 160,000 adults across 10 countries found that walking 7,000 steps daily significantly reduces risks of premature death, heart disease, dementia, diabetes, and depression, challenging the commonly recommended 10,000 steps which lacks scientific basis.
7,000 Steps Daily Significantly Reduces Chronic Disease Risk
A study of over 160,000 adults across 10 countries found that walking 7,000 steps daily significantly reduces risks of premature death, heart disease, dementia, diabetes, and depression, challenging the commonly recommended 10,000 steps which lacks scientific basis.
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44% Bias Score
Lifestyle, Not Genes, Key to Healthy Aging: Study
Dr. Eric Topol's research on "super-agers" and a 98-year-old patient challenges the role of genetics in healthy aging, emphasizing the importance of diet, sleep, exercise, and social interaction in preventing chronic inflammation and age-related diseases.
Lifestyle, Not Genes, Key to Healthy Aging: Study
Dr. Eric Topol's research on "super-agers" and a 98-year-old patient challenges the role of genetics in healthy aging, emphasizing the importance of diet, sleep, exercise, and social interaction in preventing chronic inflammation and age-related diseases.
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28% Bias Score
Increased Forest Fire Risk in Turkey Due to Climate Change
Professor Ertuğrul Bilgili of KTÜ warns of increased forest fire risk in Western and Inner Black Sea, and southern Marmara regions of Turkey due to prolonged droughts and unusual weather patterns, urging a reevaluation of forestry practices and fire prevention strategies.
Increased Forest Fire Risk in Turkey Due to Climate Change
Professor Ertuğrul Bilgili of KTÜ warns of increased forest fire risk in Western and Inner Black Sea, and southern Marmara regions of Turkey due to prolonged droughts and unusual weather patterns, urging a reevaluation of forestry practices and fire prevention strategies.
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32% Bias Score
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