US Signs $2.3B Health MOUs with Four African Nations
The US has committed $2.3B in health MOUs with Madagascar, Sierra Leone, Botswana, and Ethiopia under its America First Global Health Strategy, boosting disease preparedness and digital systems.
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Africa’s 2025 Health Check: Progress Amid Major Outbreaks
Africa’s 2025 health sector saw disease-elimination wins alongside its worst cholera outbreak in 25 years, as routine immunization stalled and outbreaks surged.
From Doctor to Shopkeeper: Rachel Pinniger’s Chengdu Initiative
British doctor Rachel Pinniger left medical missions to open a Chengdu shop empowering disabled artisans like Chen Lubin, blending healthcare compassion with social entrepreneurship.
Putting Life First: 40 Years of AIDS Fight in the Chinese Mainland
Over the past 40 years, the Chinese mainland has transformed its approach to AIDS from a fatal diagnosis to a managed condition through science, compassion and global collaboration.
Young Adults Fuel Record Organ Donations in the Chinese Mainland
In 2024, deceased organ donations in the Chinese mainland rose 4.5% to 6,744, fueled by 364,000 new volunteers—77% aged 18–35—according to a December 2025 report at the Guangzhou organ donation conference.
Cuba Grapples with Widespread Dengue and Chikungunya Outbreaks
Cuba is battling a widespread outbreak of Dengue and Chikungunya, impacting nearly a third of the population. Health authorities have launched preventive and medical measures.
Microtia Breakthrough: Surgeons in the Chinese mainland Revolutionize Ear Reconstruction
Surgeons in the Chinese mainland have halved ear reconstruction time with a new two-stage microtia procedure, delivering faster, natural results and renewed hope for children and families.
China Premier Urges Gates Foundation to Expand US Global Health Cooperation
At the 80th UN General Assembly, Chinese premier Li Qiang urged Bill Gates and the Gates Foundation to deepen China–US cooperation in global health for wider impact.
From Plateau to Globe: Tibetan Medicine’s Global Rise
Tibetan medicine has evolved from monastic teachings on the Qinghai-Xizang Plateau to university programs training over 10,000 professionals and reaching global clinics.
BRICS Summit Paves Way for Historic Health Partnership
Brazil’s Health Minister Alexandre Padilha highlights a historic BRICS partnership to tackle global health challenges, focusing on vaccine equity, research collaboration, and pandemic preparedness.
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