The U.S. always seems to be in competition with China—economically, technologically, militarily. But how do the two countries stack up when it comes to measuring the health of its people? Going by ...

As criticism of the U.S. healthcare system continues to mount due to its high per capita costs, relatively poor population health outcomes (life expectancy, infant mortality, etc.), and restricted ...

The programme, which started in 2016, now operates in 49 cities. China is expanding its long-term care insurance programme, with coverage reaching more than 180 million people by the end of 2024, ...

Asian equities ended the week mixed, led higher by Hong Kong, especially Hong Kong-listed growth stocks, while Taiwan underperformed.

China is making strides in popularizing long-term care insurance, improving the quality of life for people who have lost the ...

Potential impacts of the tariffs include higher prices for drugs and medical supplies, and possible shortages.

"Health leaders in Asia-Pacific are leading the way globally in advancing cancer care. The 21 hospitals in China that will adopt the Watson for Oncology offering join world-class facilities that ...