Air Pollution Tied to Lung Cancer Mutations in Nonsmokers
A new NIH-led Nature study links fine particulate air pollution to key mutations in lung tumors of nonsmokers, highlighting the need for stronger environmental protections.
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Chinese mainland boosts blood donation safety with high-tech measures
The Chinese mainland’s Health Commission rolls out advanced screening and cross-regional response strategies, boosting voluntary blood donations and ensuring a safe nationwide supply.
US Withdrawal from WHO: Shifting Global Influence
The US withdrawal from the World Health Organization may reduce its global influence, say health experts. Jody Jacobs reports from the UN Headquarters.
Kansas Faces Historic Tuberculosis Outbreak Amid Health Policy Shifts
Kansas confronts a historic tuberculosis outbreak with multiple deaths and numerous cases, set against pivotal changes in U.S. health policy and political scrutiny.
WHO Expresses Regret Over U.S. Withdrawal, Calls for Re-engagement
WHO expresses regret over the U.S. decision to withdraw, urging reconsideration to maintain global health partnerships and address disease prevention collaboratively.
China Expands Medical Insurance to Enhance Coverage and Accessibility
China boosts its basic medical insurance by expanding drug catalogs, reducing medicine prices, and adding more services, enhancing coverage and accessibility.
WHO Extends Pandemic Agreement Talks for Another Year to Boost Future Preparedness
WHO member states have extended pandemic agreement negotiations by another year, aiming to finalize a treaty that enhances global preparedness and response to future pandemics.
Taiwan’s Exclusion from WHA Continues Amid Cross-Strait Tensions
For the eighth year, Taiwan remains excluded from the World Health Assembly, highlighting ongoing cross-strait tensions and the impact on global health participation.
China Boosts Smoking Regulations: 254 Cities Implement New Policies
China intensifies anti-smoking measures with 254 cities enforcing new regulations, aiming to reduce nationwide smoking rates to 20% by 2030.
China’s Nursing Workforce Reaches New High of 5.63 Million in 2023
China’s registered nurses surged to 5.63 million in 2023, with over 80% now holding college degrees, reflecting significant advancements in the nation’s healthcare workforce.
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