Cai Lei: From Executive to ALS Advocate in China
Former executive Cai Lei leads China’s fight against ALS through data-driven research and global collaboration, inspiring hope for patients worldwide.
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Ethiopia unveils Africa CDC headquarters, a China-Africa collaborative project boosting continental health security and global health solidarity.
China, UK Forge Rare Disease Alliance for Children
China and the UK unite to tackle rare childhood diseases through a new medical partnership, aiming to improve treatment and research outcomes.
BRICS 2025 Summit Sets Stage for Global Health Equity Revolution
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BRICS Unite to Combat Tuberculosis: A New Global Health Push
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As the search for COVID-19’s origins continues, experts warn against politicizing science. Global cooperation and evidence-based approaches gain urgency in pandemic research.
China Rejects WHO Report on COVID Origins, Cites ‘Manipulation’
China’s NHC disputes parts of WHO’s COVID-19 origins report, alleging external manipulation while reaffirming transparency in virus data sharing.
Global Experts Unite in ALS Breakthrough Collaboration
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Chinese Doctor Honored in Tanzania for Heroic Rescue Sacrifice
Chinese anesthesiologist Dr. Zhang Junqiao posthumously honored in Tanzania for life-saving heroism and transformative medical contributions during bilateral health mission.
Chengdu Hosts Global Workshop on AI-Driven Dental Innovations
Sichuan University’s workshop united 20 professionals from 13 Belt and Road countries to explore AI and digital innovations in dentistry, fostering global collaboration in oral health.
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China Tightens Drug Control Amid Rising Synthetic Opioid Threats
China expands controlled substances list to combat synthetic opioids like nitazenes, strengthens international counternarcotics cooperation amid U.S. fentanyl crisis.
FDA Approves First Twice-Yearly HIV Prevention Shot, Global Rollout Begins
The FDA approves Gilead’s twice-yearly HIV prevention shot, marking a milestone in global health with potential implications for Asia’s healthcare landscape.
Brazil’s Genetic Diversity Unveiled in Landmark Study
New genetic research confirms Brazil’s status as a global diversity hotspot, with implications for medicine, anthropology, and cultural understanding.
U.S. Health Agency Cuts Spark Food Safety Concerns Amid Rising Risks
U.S. health agency staff cuts under the Trump administration raise fears of weakened food safety oversight amid rising illness risks, experts warn.
Haiti’s Health Crisis Deepens as Gang Violence Expands
Haiti’s healthcare system nears collapse as gang violence expands, worsening humanitarian crisis and straining regional stability.
New COVID Variant Emerges Amid U.S. Public Health Concerns
A new COVID variant emerges in the U.S. amid staffing cuts and revised health policies, raising concerns about pandemic preparedness.
Global Pandemic Pact Adopted at World Health Assembly
WHO members adopt historic pandemic agreement and $4.2B budget, prioritizing global health equity and crisis preparedness after COVID-19 lessons.
Gaza Medical Supplies Hit ‘Stock Zero’ Amid Aid Blockade: WHO Alert
WHO warns Gaza faces critical medical shortages as aid trucks remain blocked, with 42 essential medicines at ‘stock zero’ and 64% equipment depleted.