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China-Made Ebola Vaccine Permitted for Overseas Trial
A restructured Ebola vaccine independently developed by China has entered phase two clinical trials in Sierra Leone, marking the vaccine's first overseas clinical trial permit.
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Super-Sensitive Ebola Test Could Curb Disease Spread
A new Ebola test which is not only easier to use but also 100 times more sensitive than a test currently in use could help curb the spread of the disease in western Africa, claims a study.
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China Approves New Polio Vaccine, Shows Innovative Muscle
China has approved a new polio vaccine, the first of its kind to be produced in the country, a month after local authorities gave the green light for a home-grown Ebola vaccine amid Beijing's push to become a world leader in producing innovative drugs.
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Beach Parties, Fireworks: Here is How World is Celebrating 2015
After a turbulent year marred by terror woes, Ebola outbreaks and a horrific series of airline disasters, many could be forgiven for saying good riddance to 2014 and gratefully ringing in a new year.
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After Turbulent 2014, Next Year May Be No Calmer
From financial crisis in Russia to cyber warfare with North Korea, 2014 has generated new flashpoints right into its final days, setting 2015 up to be just as turbulent.
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Barack Obama and Other Leaders Wrap Up Asia Summit
U.S. President Barack Obama and other world leaders wrapping up a series of summits in Myanmar on Thursday are expected to offer tepid expressions of concern about issues ranging from territorial disputes in the South China Sea to the Islamic State group and no firm recommendations.
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China to Send 1,000 Personnel to Help Fight Ebola
China to Send 1,000 Personnel to Help Fight Ebola to West Africa to help in the fight against the Ebola outbreak, the state-run Xinhua news agency reported on Wednesday.
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China Factory Works Overtime to Make Ebola Suits
Far from the Ebola hot zone, the sewing and gluing machines at a factory in China have been whirring more than usual to produce crucial yellow suits that protect the front-line medics more than 11,000 kilometers (7,000 miles) away in West Africa.
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Ebola Crisis Highlights China's Philanthropic Shortfall
As the ranks of China's wealthy and the success of its corporations grow, donating to good causes has yet to take off in a significant way.
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Ebola Crisis Highlights China's Philanthropic Shortfall
China has contributed over $120 million to fight the spread of the Ebola virus, but its billionaire tycoons - it has more than anywhere outside the United States - have, publicly at least, donated little to the cause, underscoring an immature culture of philanthropy in the world's second-biggest economy.
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China to Send Elite Army Unit to Help Fight Ebola in Liberia
China will dispatch an elite unit from the People's Liberation Army to help Ebola-hit Liberia, the Foreign Ministry said on Friday, responding to UN calls for a greater global effort to fight the deadly virus in West Africa.
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China is 'Vulnerable' to Ebola Outbreak: Expert
China is "vulnerable" to the deadly Ebola outbreak due to the soaring number of Chinese working in Africa and poor infection control at home, a co-discoverer of the virus warned on Thursday.
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Beijing Recommends Home Quarantine for People Coming From Ebola Regions
China's capital will suggest to people returning from regions affected by Ebola to quarantine themselves at home for 21 days, and to undergo twice daily temperature checks if they have had contact with patients, state media said on Wednesday.
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Poor Health Systems in Asia Cause for Ebola Alarm
The longer the Ebola outbreak rages in West Africa, the greater chance a traveler infected with the virus touches down in an Asian city.
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Oil Slips to $86 on New York Ebola Case, Slowing Growth
Economists anticipate subdued growth in China and the euro zone next year, though signals from India are more positive, according to a Reuters poll released on Friday. The gloomy outlook in two major oil consuming markets added to fears of slowing oil demand at a time of global oversupply.
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China-Made Ebola Vaccine Permitted for Overseas Trial
A restructured Ebola vaccine independently developed by China has entered phase two clinical trials in Sierra Leone, marking the vaccine's first overseas clinical trial permit.
-
Super-Sensitive Ebola Test Could Curb Disease Spread
A new Ebola test which is not only easier to use but also 100 times more sensitive than a test currently in use could help curb the spread of the disease in western Africa, claims a study.
-
China Approves New Polio Vaccine, Shows Innovative Muscle
China has approved a new polio vaccine, the first of its kind to be produced in the country, a month after local authorities gave the green light for a home-grown Ebola vaccine amid Beijing's push to become a world leader in producing innovative drugs.
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Beach Parties, Fireworks: Here is How World is Celebrating 2015
After a turbulent year marred by terror woes, Ebola outbreaks and a horrific series of airline disasters, many could be forgiven for saying good riddance to 2014 and gratefully ringing in a new year.
-
After Turbulent 2014, Next Year May Be No Calmer
From financial crisis in Russia to cyber warfare with North Korea, 2014 has generated new flashpoints right into its final days, setting 2015 up to be just as turbulent.
-
Barack Obama and Other Leaders Wrap Up Asia Summit
U.S. President Barack Obama and other world leaders wrapping up a series of summits in Myanmar on Thursday are expected to offer tepid expressions of concern about issues ranging from territorial disputes in the South China Sea to the Islamic State group and no firm recommendations.
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China to Send 1,000 Personnel to Help Fight Ebola
China to Send 1,000 Personnel to Help Fight Ebola to West Africa to help in the fight against the Ebola outbreak, the state-run Xinhua news agency reported on Wednesday.
-
China Factory Works Overtime to Make Ebola Suits
Far from the Ebola hot zone, the sewing and gluing machines at a factory in China have been whirring more than usual to produce crucial yellow suits that protect the front-line medics more than 11,000 kilometers (7,000 miles) away in West Africa.
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Ebola Crisis Highlights China's Philanthropic Shortfall
As the ranks of China's wealthy and the success of its corporations grow, donating to good causes has yet to take off in a significant way.
-
Ebola Crisis Highlights China's Philanthropic Shortfall
China has contributed over $120 million to fight the spread of the Ebola virus, but its billionaire tycoons - it has more than anywhere outside the United States - have, publicly at least, donated little to the cause, underscoring an immature culture of philanthropy in the world's second-biggest economy.
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China to Send Elite Army Unit to Help Fight Ebola in Liberia
China will dispatch an elite unit from the People's Liberation Army to help Ebola-hit Liberia, the Foreign Ministry said on Friday, responding to UN calls for a greater global effort to fight the deadly virus in West Africa.
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China is 'Vulnerable' to Ebola Outbreak: Expert
China is "vulnerable" to the deadly Ebola outbreak due to the soaring number of Chinese working in Africa and poor infection control at home, a co-discoverer of the virus warned on Thursday.
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Beijing Recommends Home Quarantine for People Coming From Ebola Regions
China's capital will suggest to people returning from regions affected by Ebola to quarantine themselves at home for 21 days, and to undergo twice daily temperature checks if they have had contact with patients, state media said on Wednesday.
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Poor Health Systems in Asia Cause for Ebola Alarm
The longer the Ebola outbreak rages in West Africa, the greater chance a traveler infected with the virus touches down in an Asian city.
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Oil Slips to $86 on New York Ebola Case, Slowing Growth
Economists anticipate subdued growth in China and the euro zone next year, though signals from India are more positive, according to a Reuters poll released on Friday. The gloomy outlook in two major oil consuming markets added to fears of slowing oil demand at a time of global oversupply.
