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Topic: Rare Diseases

Rare Diseases has ^54% among topics. BS Score: 3.7%. Articles analyzed: 2. Words analyzed: 2,256.

Top reasoning patterns

Appeal to Emotion - 11.2% (252 hits)
Biased Writer Voice - 9.3% (209 hits)
Framing Effect - 8.9% (200 hits)
Halo Effect - 7.8% (175 hits)
Optimism Bias - 7.7% (173 hits)
Appeal to Authority - 5.5% (124 hits)
Recency Bias - 4.7% (105 hits)
Hasty Generalization - 4.2% (94 hits)

Analyzed articles

Halfway into the year, biotech is booming ^80.8%

STAT - By Adam Feuerstein - 7/2/2026, 10:30 AM

Biased Writer Voice 41.8% - Framing Effect 38.8% - Bandwagon 38.8%

We’ve reached the midpoint of the year and, wow, biotech has gone nuts. The sector’s performance in June was especially bonkers. The XBI, biotech’s most-watched stock index, gained 19% over the past month and is up 30% for the year. At 158, the XBI is trading at a five-year high and approaching its peak of $175 set in February 2021. more

18 children had illnesses so rare doctors were stumped. AI gave them answers ^32.2%

The Independent - By Rachel Dobkin - 6/20/2026, 12:46 PM

Appeal to Emotion 19.5% - Halo Effect 16.1% - Hindsight Bias 12.9%

Love it or hate it, artificial intelligence has been integrated into humans' everyday lives — and now, it might actually save lives. In the latest groundbreaking use of the controversial technology, AI helped diagnose 18 children at a Boston hospital whose rare illnesses had stumped doctors. A new study published in the New England... more

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Topic: Rare Diseases

Top reasoning patterns

Analyzed articles

Halfway into the year, biotech is booming 80.8%

18 children had illnesses so rare doctors were stumped. AI gave them answers 32.2%

Halfway into the year, biotech is booming ^80.8%

18 children had illnesses so rare doctors were stumped. AI gave them answers ^32.2%