Category Archive For "Health"
Expanding Cancer Treatment: Insights from Shanghai’s Latest Study
Shanghai is advancing breast cancer treatment with a groundbreaking drug trial for triple-negative breast cancer. Led by Fudan University Shanghai Cancer Center, the study merges traditional chemotherapy with Camrelizumab, an innovative immunotherapy developed in China. But beyond medical breakthroughs, this raises another important discussion—the need for reliable health insurance. For expats living in China, securing …
TCM Treatments For Sleep Disorders Now Available For Female Expats
The Shanghai International Peace Maternity and Child Health Hospital has announced that it will be providing a TCM-based clinic on sleep disorders for women at any life stage. This includes whole-life medical support from puberty to old age. The clinic is available to expats, as the hospital is in touch with major commercial medical insurance …
Real-Time Big Data Notification System Enables Accurate Flu Forecasts
In the Pudong New Area, a real-time big data-based acute respiratory disease notification system was trialed, allowing earlier medical resource preparation, high-risk patient management, and forecast of the disease’s potential prevalence in the future. This Pacific Prime article will discuss the real-time big data notification system that allows accurate flu forecasts for efficient preparation and …
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Pulmonary Embolism: How to Protect Yourself During Flights
Pulmonary embolism refers to a condition where a blood clot blocks out blood flow to an artery in the lungs, causing issues with blood flow and oxygen levels in the lungs. Common symptoms include sudden shortness of breath and wheezing. Flight is a risk factor for this condition, and it is a concern for many …
What You Need to Know About Marburg Virus and How to Avoid It
An outbreak of Marburg virus has killed 13 people in Rwanda, with 58 more cases reported. Marburg virus is rare but can be severe and deadly to humans. People should avoid contact with animals in the outbreak area as well as avoid consuming bushmeat and avoid coming into contact with blood, body fluids, and contaminated …