Somali Doctor Credits Chinese Education for Transforming Healthcare Back Home
A Somali radiologist shares how Chinese education empowered him to revolutionize healthcare in Somalia through advanced medical networks and cross-border collaboration.
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Graduate Returns Home to Serve as Village Doctor in Sichuan
Vocational graduate Tsering Chu returns to her Sichuan hometown as a village doctor, addressing rural healthcare gaps through traditional and modern practices.
China Reports Surge in More Educated Nurses, Totalling 5.63 Million in 2023
China’s nursing workforce has grown to 5.63 million in 2023, with over 80% holding college degrees, indicating significant improvements in healthcare accessibility and professional standards.
South Korea Faces Healthcare Challenges Amid Junior Doctors’ Strike
South Korea confronts a healthcare challenge as nearly 10,000 junior doctors strike against plans to increase medical school admissions, leaving hospitals understaffed.
Doctors’ Strike in South Korea: Inside the Medical Crisis and Calls for Policy Reform
A wave of resignations and student suspensions is crippling South Korea’s healthcare system as doctors protest government plans to increase medical school enrollment. The crisis highlights deep-rooted systemic issues.
From Zanzibar to China: Dr. Haji’s Lifelong Dedication to Children
Retired doctor Haji reflects on his journey from Zanzibar to China, where he studied pediatrics and acupuncture. Decades later, he continues to care for children, bridging cultures through medicine.
COVID-19 Sparks Surge in Medical School Applications Across Asia
COVID-19 has inspired a surge in medical school applications across Asia, as young people aspire to join the ranks of healthcare professionals and contribute to future health solutions.