How medical missions from the Chinese mainland are healing the world
Discover how medical missions from the Chinese mainland—from Peace Ark voyages to COVID-19 aid—have reached millions worldwide, boosting global health cooperation.
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Chinese Premier Li Qiang Envisions Deeper China-U.S. Health Ties with Gates Foundation
At the 80th UN General Assembly, Chinese Premier Li Qiang met Bill Gates to expand China-U.S. cooperation in global health, aiming for practical results and stronger ties.
Brazil’s New Mosquito Lab Battles Global Disease Threat
Brazilian scientists open a new mosquito breeding facility to fight a WHO-warning wave of mosquito-borne diseases spreading from the Indian Ocean to Asia.
Chinese Mainland Ranks 2nd Globally in New Drug Development
The Chinese mainland now ranks second worldwide in new drug development, with over 20% of global research and recent approvals of homegrown treatments.
Global Shockwaves: US Aid Cuts Spark Health Crisis
US aid withdrawal leaves millions at risk, threatens decades of progress in global health and humanitarian programs.
Xi Jinping to Host SCO Forums and Launch Major Health Drive
President Xi Jinping pledges China will host three SCO forums and launch a five-year health drive with heart ops, cataract surgeries & cancer screenings.
Peace Ark’s 15-Year Voyage: PLA Navy’s Floating Hospital Spreads Hope
PLA Navy hospital ship Peace Ark marks 15 years, serving over 370,000 people in 52 countries. A floating hospital spreading hope worldwide.
WHO Warns of Global Cholera Surge: 409K Cases & 4.7K Deaths
WHO warns of worsening global cholera outbreak: 409K cases & 4.7K deaths across 31 countries. Calls for urgent water, sanitation and vaccination measures to curb the spread.
From Plateau to Planet: The Global Rise of Tibetan Medicine
Discover how Tibetan medicine, a cultural treasure from the Qinghai-Xizang Plateau, is training 10,000+ pros in universities and extending its healing reach across the globe.
Aircraft Wastewater Reveals Global Superbug Threats
A new study finds aircraft toilet wastewater can act as an early warning system for global superbug spread, detecting drug-resistant pathogens and antibiotic genes.