Imported drugs are no longer subject to tariffs and VAT has been slashed in efforts to make medication more affordable, as Wang Xiaodong reports.
About 80 percent of liver cancer patients in China would like to see a wider range of treatments included in the reimbursement lists of basic medical insurance programs, according to a survey of 300 family members of liver cancer patients nationwide.
Port city actively renovating existing buildings for next month's gathering, Party chief says
Qingdao has made remarkable progress in upgrading logistics facilities in recent years and linking them with member countries of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization. And with this year's SCO summit to be held in the port city next month, it is bringing even more positive attention and business opportunities for Qingdao as well as organization members, an official said.
Robust development of the digital economy and services sector in the coastal city of Qingdao, Shandong province, has improved people's lives and seen a number of local enterprises that diversified their product ranges enjoy increased sales.
A degree from a university overseas was once regarded as the calling card for better employment opportunities. However, graduates returning to China are now realizing that studying abroad no longer guarantees a well-paid job.
Though a growing number of employers are giving less weight to academic qualifications gained overseas, universities and research institutes in China still use foreign degrees as the basic threshold for talent selection.
Jiang Naijun, a 98-year-old supermarket operator in Changchun, capital of Jilin province, visited the local children's welfare house on May 8 to donate 10,000 yuan ($1,570).
A company is proving that in tackling environmental and climate issues in China's arid regions, man versus nature is not always as effective a strategy as man working with nature.
Bird photographer Su Yuanjiang enjoys taking inspirational pictures, but has taken some heartbreaking ones, too.
Zhou Yuye was unable to move. She lay trapped, in the grip of someone who had died, pinned under debris that had fallen from the ceiling and crushed her under its weight, making it difficult to breathe. There was blackness all around.
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