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Tag Archives: health
Nine out of ten high school students in Xiamen have bad eyesight
Kids in Xiamen are apparently some of the unhealthiest in China. As the Haixia Daobao (海峡导报) from Xiamen reports today, nine out of every ten children in Xiamen have eyesight problems, two out of ten are obese, and rates of malnutrition and tooth … Continue reading
Posted in Consumer Culture, Front Page of the Day
Tagged children, Danwei.com, education, health, Malnutrition, obesity, Xiamen
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Bubonic plague in China
New research points to China as the origins of medieval outbreaks of bubonic plague, and an interview with Dr Yu Dongzheng, director of animal to human infectious diseases at the National Centre for Disease Control in Beijing:
Zhang Wuben and the traditional Chinese medicine racket
How diet guru Zhang Wuben, a laid-off worker made himself a Chinese medicine doctor and then was denounced as a fraud.
Posted in Health care and pharmaceuticals
Tagged care, health, medicine, scams, Zhang Wuben
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Hospitals in Sichuan to go smoke-free
From the Chengdu Evening News, a report about anti-smoking measures in the city.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged Chengdu Evening News, health, hospitals, smoking
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Beijing wants you to eat well, brush right, and exercise daily
To improve the health of city residents, Beijing’s municipal government has announced the start of a new campaign to achieve certain fitness goals within the next decade.
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Tagged gymnastics, health, The Beijing News
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Papers raise the alarm about swine flu
Most newspapers find a prominent spot on their front page for the swine flu outbreak as more and more cases are reported
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Tagged Chengdu Evening News, epidemics, health, Hu Jintao, New Express, Oriental Morning Post, swine flu
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Universal health care for China?
Oriental Morning Post: Most of today’s newspapers cast their eyes on China’s health service reform: a list of proposals compiled by the State Council was released yesterday and are expected to take effect within this year.
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Tagged health, medical, Oriental Morning Post, policy
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Hand, foot and mouth disease in Beijing
Xinhua reports on the EV71 virus in Beijing.
Intestinal virus kills 19
Liaoshen Daily (辽沈晚报) reprinted a Xinhua report of the outbreak of intestinal virus in Fuyang on its front page.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged diseases, Fuyang, government, health, Liaoshen Daily
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Two terrorist plots foiled
Police have thwarted two terrorist plots targeting Olympic Games recently
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Tagged Auspure Biotechnology, East Turkestan Independence Movement, health, Olympic torch relay, Terrorist, The Beijing News
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