News & Insights Across Asia
China has unveiled a plan allowing wholly foreign-owned hospitals in major cities, opening its medical sector to international investment. The move aims to enhance medical services and meet growing domestic demand.
Antiplano Hospital opens in southern Peru, bringing specialized healthcare to millions who previously had to travel over 20 hours for treatment. This new facility is a beacon of hope and partnership.
A new Texas law requires hospitals to ask patients about their immigration status, raising concerns over healthcare access and privacy.
Traditional Chinese medicine has been practiced in Peru for over 150 years since Chinese immigrants first arrived. Its popularity continues to grow, blending ancient practices with modern Peruvian culture.
Traditional Chinese medicine has been popular in Peru for over 150 years, since the first Chinese immigrants arrived. It is now an integral part of Peruvian healthcare.
UN investigators accuse Israel of intentionally targeting Gaza’s healthcare system, alleging crimes against humanity through attacks on medical facilities and personnel.
Explore China’s transformative journey from poverty alleviation to modernization as CGTN host Xu Qinduo visits Lanping to uncover policies improving lives across the nation.
A look into the inspiring journey of Dr. Nasser Balbul, a pediatrician caring for Gaza’s newborns amid conflict.
When Dr. Xiao returned to Huiyu Island in 2020, he became the island’s only doctor, dedicating himself to improving healthcare for over a thousand residents.
China lifts all foreign investment restrictions in manufacturing and allows wholly foreign-owned hospitals in major cities, marking a significant step in its economic opening and offering vast opportunities for global investors.
China announces plans to allow wholly foreign-owned hospitals in key cities, opening its healthcare sector to global investors.
China and the IAEA have launched a training program in Chengdu to cultivate African radiation therapy physicists, aiming to enhance cancer treatment capabilities and improve healthcare standards across the continent.
South Korea deploys military doctors to support emergency rooms amid a strike by young doctors, aiming to alleviate staffing shortages and ensure essential healthcare services remain available.
Over the past 30 years, nearly 12,000 cadres and talents have been sent to Xizang, driving significant growth in economic development, education, and healthcare.
Representatives of outstanding health professionals met with journalists at China’s SCIO press conference, sharing insights on healthcare developments and engaging in discussions about the future of medical services.
Experts call for greater integration of Traditional Chinese Medicine with Western medicine to enhance global healthcare.
China unveils a three-year initiative to standardize Traditional Chinese Medicine, aiming to enhance safety, integrate AI, and promote international cooperation in TCM research and development.
U.S. researchers have developed an AI tool to predict cancer patients’ response to immunotherapy, potentially transforming cancer treatment globally.
Research by the Royal College of Emergency Medicine estimates over 14,000 excess deaths in the UK in 2023 due to patients waiting 12 hours or more in A&E departments.
Dr. Xiao Jinzhang returns to Huiyu Island to serve as the sole doctor, continuing his father’s legacy and dedicating himself to the health and well-being of over a thousand residents.