China’s Pharma Chamber Condemns US Trade Policies, Vows Global Collaboration
China’s pharmaceutical trade association opposes US tariffs, citing threats to global healthcare access and pharmaceutical industry stability.
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AI Chatbots Outperform Doctors in Diagnostic Accuracy, Study Reveals
New research shows AI chatbots exceed doctors in diagnostic precision, reshaping healthcare discussions across Asia’s tech and medical sectors.
Celebrating ‘Star Children’: Lighting the Way on World Autism Awareness Day
As World Autism Awareness Day approaches, a heartfelt tribute to ‘Star Children’ highlights the beauty of neurodiversity and the global push for inclusion.
Gao Fu: Science Literacy as a Vaccine Against Misinformation ‘Inforus’
Leading scientist Gao Fu advocates for enhanced science literacy to combat misinformation ‘inforus,’ details China’s growing role in global research publishing, and calls for international collaboration.
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
A measles outbreak originating in Texas spreads to Mexico, with over 300 U.S. cases reported in early 2025. Health officials urge vaccinations to curb transmission.
Understanding China’s Healthcare: Affordability, Access, and Traditions Explained
CGTN’s Ask China explores the affordability of medical care, universal healthcare access, and the role of traditional Chinese medicine in the mainland.
Chinese Ophthalmologists Transform Eye Care in the Maldives
Chinese doctors from Zhongshan Ophthalmic Center train Maldivian healthcare workers, offering free cataract surgeries and fostering sustainable eye care in the Maldives.
Chinese Doctor Restores Maldivian Tailor’s Sight, Reigniting Hope
A Chinese doctor’s sight-restoring surgery helps a Maldivian tailor reclaim her craft, spotlighting cross-border medical collaboration.
U.S. Tightens Visa Rules on Cuban Medical Missions, Sparks Debate
New U.S. visa restrictions targeting Cuba’s medical missions ignite debate over economic impact and humanitarian diplomacy in the Caribbean.
China’s Healthcare Evolution: From 1980s Reforms to Global Modernization
China’s healthcare system has transformed since the 1980s, achieving near-universal insurance coverage and world-class medical infrastructure through public-private collaboration and international partnerships.
Obesity Crisis Deepens: Health Systems Face $4 Trillion Burden by 2035
With 1.9 billion projected to have obesity by 2035, global health systems face a $4 trillion challenge. China leads in numbers, with 600 million affected adults driving policy reforms.
WHO Reports Rising Mpox Outbreaks in Africa with Global Spread
The WHO reports increasing mpox outbreaks in Africa and new global cases, highlighting the virus’s spread to the UAE and the U.S.
Germany Accuses U.S. of Diverting 200,000 Face Masks Amid Global Shortage
German officials accuse the U.S. of seizing 200,000 protective masks intended for Berlin’s police force, calling it an ‘act of modern piracy,’ as global competition for medical supplies intensifies.