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HMPV Detected In 10-Month-Old Baby In Assam; Signs & How To Care For Infants
As their immune systems are still developing, infants are more vulnerable to infections, including HMPV. Keep reading as we share common signs, treatment and prevention tips for infants.
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Beijing To Cover Several Fertility Treatments For Couples From July
Beijing's government on Thursday announced that it would cover 16 types of assisted reproduction technology under the city's health care system from July 1, the latest move by authorities to boost China's flagging birth rate.
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PM Modi To Address Nation At 10 AM
Prime Minister Narendra Modi tweeted today that he will address the nation today at 10 AM. The announcement comes a day afterthe country reached the one billion COVID-19 vaccinations milestone mark.
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"Shameless Lies": Taiwan Slams China Over WHO Access
Taiwan's foreign minister criticised what he called China's "shameless lies" on Tuesday in an escalating dispute about Beijing blocking the island from the World Health Organization (WHO), saying China clearly did not care about Taiwan's people.
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WHO Urges Stocking Up On Ventilators To Combat Coronavirus
The World Health Organization on Sunday urged all countries to prepare for caring for patients severely sickened by the deadly new coronavirus by stocking up on ventilators.
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"Caring For All": Health Ministry Shares Note By Chinese Citizen On Virus
Amid global health scare over the deadly coronavirus, which has killed over 1,400 people in China in the last few weeks, the Health Ministry today tweeted a thoughtful note by a Chinese citizen isolated in Pune over suspected infection.
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To Avoid Stigmatising China's Wuhan, WHO Tiptoes Around What To Call Virus
Keen to avoid stigmatising the city of Wuhan, where the outbreak began, or Chinese people, the World Health Organization is treading carefully on naming the new virus.
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Patients Infected 40 Employees At Hospital In Coronavirus-Hit Wuhan: Study
Forty health care workers were infected with the novel coronavirus by patients at a single Wuhan hospital in January, a new study has found, underscoring the risks to those at the frontlines of the growing epidemic.
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67-Year-Old Woman Becomes The Oldest To Give Birth In China
A 67-year-old woman has given birth in China, a hospital said Monday, with the parents claiming they are the country's oldest couple to have a natural birth.
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She Ordered Health Care Products, Found Dead Crocodile In Package Instead
There have been quite a few stories about online shopping fails but this one may just be the most bizarre one ever. A woman in China received a package containing a dead crocodile and lizard, according to reports. She had actually ordered health supplements.
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A $6 Billion China Startup Wants To Be The Amazon Of Health Care
As soon as you're diagnosed as diabetic, ads for treatments show up on social feeds. You get alerts on health supplements, maybe nutrition tips. Prompts on insurance policies pop up on your phone.
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First Cuba, Then China. Fear Of Mystery Weapon As US Diplomats Fall Ill
A US health alert issued for China over a mysterious illness has revived fears of a rumoured sonic weapon that first surfaced after a scare involving American diplomats and their families in Cuba two years ago.
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'Cancer Hotels' House China's Patient Refugees
In the shadow of one of China's top cancer hospitals in Beijing, a catacomb-like network of ramshackle brick buildings has become a home-from-home for hundreds of cancer patients and their families waiting for treatment.
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UK looks to India to manage 'national shame' of elderly care
Britain's Health Minister Jeremy Hunt said that the country should look at India's attitude towards caring for the elderly for lessons on how to manage "national shame" of ignoring old citizens.
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Spies see poverty down, but resource fights ahead
Nearly two-thirds of the world's population will live in cities by 2030, with most people middle class, connected by technology, protected by advanced health care and linked by countries that work together, perhaps with the United States and China cooperating to lead the way.
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HMPV Detected In 10-Month-Old Baby In Assam; Signs & How To Care For Infants
As their immune systems are still developing, infants are more vulnerable to infections, including HMPV. Keep reading as we share common signs, treatment and prevention tips for infants.
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Beijing To Cover Several Fertility Treatments For Couples From July
Beijing's government on Thursday announced that it would cover 16 types of assisted reproduction technology under the city's health care system from July 1, the latest move by authorities to boost China's flagging birth rate.
-
PM Modi To Address Nation At 10 AM
Prime Minister Narendra Modi tweeted today that he will address the nation today at 10 AM. The announcement comes a day afterthe country reached the one billion COVID-19 vaccinations milestone mark.
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"Shameless Lies": Taiwan Slams China Over WHO Access
Taiwan's foreign minister criticised what he called China's "shameless lies" on Tuesday in an escalating dispute about Beijing blocking the island from the World Health Organization (WHO), saying China clearly did not care about Taiwan's people.
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WHO Urges Stocking Up On Ventilators To Combat Coronavirus
The World Health Organization on Sunday urged all countries to prepare for caring for patients severely sickened by the deadly new coronavirus by stocking up on ventilators.
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"Caring For All": Health Ministry Shares Note By Chinese Citizen On Virus
Amid global health scare over the deadly coronavirus, which has killed over 1,400 people in China in the last few weeks, the Health Ministry today tweeted a thoughtful note by a Chinese citizen isolated in Pune over suspected infection.
-
To Avoid Stigmatising China's Wuhan, WHO Tiptoes Around What To Call Virus
Keen to avoid stigmatising the city of Wuhan, where the outbreak began, or Chinese people, the World Health Organization is treading carefully on naming the new virus.
-
Patients Infected 40 Employees At Hospital In Coronavirus-Hit Wuhan: Study
Forty health care workers were infected with the novel coronavirus by patients at a single Wuhan hospital in January, a new study has found, underscoring the risks to those at the frontlines of the growing epidemic.
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67-Year-Old Woman Becomes The Oldest To Give Birth In China
A 67-year-old woman has given birth in China, a hospital said Monday, with the parents claiming they are the country's oldest couple to have a natural birth.
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She Ordered Health Care Products, Found Dead Crocodile In Package Instead
There have been quite a few stories about online shopping fails but this one may just be the most bizarre one ever. A woman in China received a package containing a dead crocodile and lizard, according to reports. She had actually ordered health supplements.
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A $6 Billion China Startup Wants To Be The Amazon Of Health Care
As soon as you're diagnosed as diabetic, ads for treatments show up on social feeds. You get alerts on health supplements, maybe nutrition tips. Prompts on insurance policies pop up on your phone.
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First Cuba, Then China. Fear Of Mystery Weapon As US Diplomats Fall Ill
A US health alert issued for China over a mysterious illness has revived fears of a rumoured sonic weapon that first surfaced after a scare involving American diplomats and their families in Cuba two years ago.
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'Cancer Hotels' House China's Patient Refugees
In the shadow of one of China's top cancer hospitals in Beijing, a catacomb-like network of ramshackle brick buildings has become a home-from-home for hundreds of cancer patients and their families waiting for treatment.
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UK looks to India to manage 'national shame' of elderly care
Britain's Health Minister Jeremy Hunt said that the country should look at India's attitude towards caring for the elderly for lessons on how to manage "national shame" of ignoring old citizens.
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Spies see poverty down, but resource fights ahead
Nearly two-thirds of the world's population will live in cities by 2030, with most people middle class, connected by technology, protected by advanced health care and linked by countries that work together, perhaps with the United States and China cooperating to lead the way.
