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Speaker: University of Kansas Health System

University of Kansas Health System has ^71.5% among speakers. BS Score: 54.4%. Articles analyzed: 2. Words analyzed: 47.

Top reasoning patterns

Self-Serving Bias - 69.6% (38 hits)
Post Hoc (False Cause) - 39.2% (31 hits)

Analyzed articles

Kansas City's set for a sweltering World Cup. Here’s how fans can stay safe at games and the festival ^27.9%

KCUR - Kansas City news and NPR - By Noah Taborda - 6/12/2026, 9:00 AM

Appeal to Authority 29.4% - Indoctrination 16.7% - Optimism Bias 13.5%

Thousands of fans from around the globe are in Kansas City for the World Cup, many of whom are from relatively cooler climates and, already, summer weather is delivering heat-related concerns. Health officials are especially alert for possible issues at large gatherings like the FIFA Fan Festival, which opened Thursday at the World War I... more

KU pharmacy workers lost a union election by 2 votes. Then dozens of delayed ballots arrived ^21%

KCUR - Kansas City news and NPR - By Savannah Hawley-Bates - 6/4/2026, 9:00 AM

Negativity Bias 20.3% - Self-Serving Bias 20.3% - Appeal to Emotion 12.1%

Meagan Bacon was diagnosed with cancer seven years ago. She credits the staff at the University of Kansas Health System for saving her life. Bacon worked in retail pharmacy at the time, but applied to be a pharmacy technician with the KU Health System in order to help others like her. “KU is the only reason I'm still here today,” Bacon... more

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Speaker: University of Kansas Health System

Top reasoning patterns

Analyzed articles

Kansas City's set for a sweltering World Cup. Here’s how fans can stay safe at games and the festival 27.9%

KU pharmacy workers lost a union election by 2 votes. Then dozens of delayed ballots arrived 21%

Kansas City's set for a sweltering World Cup. Here’s how fans can stay safe at games and the festival ^27.9%

KU pharmacy workers lost a union election by 2 votes. Then dozens of delayed ballots arrived ^21%