Cai Wenjun
Metro Managing Editor
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Website provides information on fertility to cancer patients
The nation's first charity website providing knowledge, education and medical support for cancer patients on the preservation of fertility was launched over the weekend.
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Metro stations experiment with open turnstiles
To improve traffic flow, three Metro stations will keep turnstile gates open from Saturday to June 30 on a trial basis.
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Residents make the cut to view robotic surgery
Robot-assisted surgery is becoming more and more popular in modern medical practice.
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Medical data research and application lab established in the city
The Shanghai Seventh People's Hospital has teamed with research institutes to set up the Medical Data Elements and Joint Laboratory for innovative medical data use and development.
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Smart system adds convenience to hospital visits
At Shanghai East Hospital, information on equipment, services, buildings, and staff has been combined into a comprehensive system with a real-time and visualized presentation.
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Shanghai hospitals launch activities to educate on cancer
During National Cancer Prevention and Control Promotion Week, patients can interact with top experts and share experiences with other patients.
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Students compete in biomedicine innovation competition
The first 'Shanghai Stock Exchange Cup' Shanghai College Students Innovation and Entrepreneurship Competition (Biomedicine Track), invites domestic and international teams.
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Lung cancer education platform launched in Shanghai
Shanghai launched the city's first lung cancer education platform to raise awareness about the disease that kills 1.8 million people worldwide annually.
2024-04-16 15:05
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Metro stations accepting overseas cards to pay for tickets
Move to allow payment with foreign cards which will benefit expats and foreign visitors follows a successful trial at four stations covering Shanghai's two airports last month.
2024-04-15 20:29
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Gene editing technology used to treat eye disease
Local experts had success using genome-editing technology to control a common eye disease, which affects up to 10 percent of global population and can cause blindness.
2024-04-15 14:08
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