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Drug Giants Eye China for Deals Despite Growing Sino-US Tensions

Industry executives and investment bankers said some of the biggest global drugmakers are scouring for deals in China to replenish drug pipelines and boost their presence in the world's second-biggest pharmaceutical market. Several major deals have already been completed this year, including AstraZeneca's $1.2 billion purchase of China-based cell therapy

How to Navigate Estate Planning, Elder Law, Medicaid With Ronald Fatoullah

Healthcare Spending Neared $5 Trillion in 2023, Rising 7.5 Percent, Federal Data Shows

Microplastics Identified as Possible Factor Driving Down Fertility Rates Around the Globe

US and Chinese Officials Target Fentanyl Crisis in High-Stakes Meeting

In what could be a step towards repairing simmering Sino-American tensions, U.S. and Chinese officials have reportedly engaged in “high-level talks” focusing on the heightened fentanyl crisis. The discussions, which

COVID-19 Testing to Resume in China, Hospitals and Transportation Hubs Targeted for Initiative

In early December, as fears of a new wave of COVID-19 rose, Beijing revived testing procedures in some hospitals and transportation hubs. Such actions have driven more worries by the

Childhood Pneumonia Cases in China on the Rise: What We Know So Far

NYC Health + Hospitals Leads Holistic Health Dialogue With Lifestyle Medicine Roundtable

NYC Health Department Unveils Plan to Combat West Nile Virus Spread in Queens

Mosquitos delivering vaccines is not a conspiracy as found in Malaria vaccination trials

Viruses, Medical Waste, Found in Fresno Warehouse-turned-Lab Controlled by Business With Chinese Owner

A Fresno warehouse turned biolab was found to hold viruses, medical waste, and mice, owned by a Chinese owner.

Traditional Chinese Medicine Recipes for Health–Part I: ‘Minor Heat’

NYC Care and Asian American Federation Launch Video Series to Boost Healthcare Access

Elizabeth Holmes Seeks to Avoid Prison Over Theranos Fraud

Elizabeth Holmes urged a U.S. judge not to send her to prison, as the founder of since-fallen Theranos...

In Online Conference, Experts Discuss Staggering New Heights of Beijing’s Organ Harvesting Crimes

For decades now, Chinese authorities have boasted of their country’s booming transplant industry — which...

McKinsey Reaches Deal With Local US Governments Over Opioid Crisis

(Reuters) — Leading consulting firm McKinsey & Co has agreed to settle claims by hundreds of U.S....

NIH Website Silently Adds Ivermectin as ‘Being evaluated to treat COVID-19’

As of Friday, Oct. 21, social media users have noticed that the antiparasitic drug Ivermectin has been...

Britons Turn to ‘Warm Banks’ Amid Political Turmoil and Worsening Inflation

LONDON (Reuters) — As winter approaches and temperatures dip, charities and local authorities across...

Long COVID at 12 Months Persists at 18 Months: Study

(Reuters) — Most patients with COVID-19 who have lingering symptoms at 12 months are likely to still...

SY Aesthetics: Where Traditional Healing Meets Modern Western Medicine

By pioneering a holistic approach into the world of cosmetic medicine, a leading group of plastic surgeons...

10 Tips For Healthy Aging From Doctors

10 Tips for Healthy Aging From Doctors

How can patients actively facilitate healthy aging, according to doctors? The American Medical Association...

The FDA has changed the definition of healthy to include avocados, seeds and nuts, and even fish.

The FDA’s New Definition of ‘Healthy’

Poor nutrition is one of the key lifestyle risks for chronic disease, along with tobacco use, alcohol...

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