China Condemns US Over COVID Origins ‘Politicization’
China criticizes renewed U.S. claims about COVID-19’s origins as politically motivated, urging scientific cooperation over geopolitical blame games.
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China Urges U.S. to End COVID Origins Politicization
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WHO: Funding Cuts Risk Maternal, Newborn Health in Africa
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China’s Pharma Chamber Condemns US Trade Policies, Vows Global Collaboration
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China Advances TB Control with Tech Amid Drug-Resistance Challenge
China tackles drug-resistant TB with new tech and a national plan, addressing detection gaps and high costs. WHO data highlights urgent global challenges.
China’s New Tuberculosis Vaccine Enters Clinical Trials with Promising Results
Chinese researchers launch clinical trials for a groundbreaking mRNA tuberculosis vaccine, promising 20x higher efficacy than traditional options in early tests.
China’s Global Health Vision: Building a Shared Future of Wellness
China marks 12 years of advancing global health collaboration, with medical teams serving 76 countries and regions while boosting life expectancy domestically.
China’s Ivonescimab Outperforms Keytruda in Late-Stage Cancer Trials
Chinese-developed cancer drug Ivonescimab surpasses Keytruda in Phase III trials, signaling potential shift in global oncology treatment standards.
China’s First Fully Foreign-Owned Hospital Launches in Tianjin
China debuts its first fully foreign-owned general hospital in Tianjin, signaling broader healthcare reforms and new opportunities for cross-border collaboration.
Texas Measles Outbreak Crosses Borders as Vaccination Rates Lag
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Understanding China’s Healthcare: Affordability, Access, and Traditions Explained
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