Cai Wenjun
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Nation's first children's proton therapy center in the works
Proton treatment, a high-end radiotherapy that uses proton beams to target and kill cancerous tissues, is highly precise and improves children's five-year survival rates.
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Shanghai's health awareness program honored
The health kit project is a program the city government introduced in 2008 that distributes books and tools to increase health awareness. It reaches 8 million families every year.
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Nightingale award winner shares her wisdom with young nurses
Lu Bing, winner of the prestigious China's Nightingale Medal for nursing, returned to the Shanghai 6th People's Hospital to share her stories and experiences with young nurses.
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Multifunctional coatings shot in the arm for cell-based therapy
Multifunctional coatings present a robust platform for developing multimodal cells for enhanced cell‐based therapy, and can be used on a diverse array cells.
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Residents increasingly aware about health
Proper awareness and knowledge about health has been increasing ever since a first study in 2008 with last year's figure of 35.57 percent the highest so far.
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A more efficient way of pairing doctors with patients
Renji Hospital has introduced a trial of an advanced out-patient reservation system that determines the appropriate medical provider for people based on information they upload.
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Authorities clamping down on smoking violations
To enhance smoking control in public places, authorities have stepped up inspections and conducted more frequent monitoring in places with a history of serious violations.
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Rare Disease Day highlights advances in treatment
Inborn deformities and rare diseases have become the top causes of death for Chinese infants younger than 5 years old, according to local medical experts.
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General medicine at city-level hospital is just the tonic
The city-level Renji Hospital will open a department of general medicine on Monday.
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Comic books turn new leaf on myopia prevention
The incidence of myopia in nine provinces over six months in 2020 increased over 11 percent, with children receiving online schooling at home due to the coronavirus pandemic.
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