In the waiting room of a Boston community hospital, 58-year-old breast cancer patient Emily scrolled through her medical records and imaging files on her phone. ...
While China's cancer treatment costs rank low globally, “cost-effectiveness” requires comprehensive evaluation considering efficacy, patient experience, and equity. ...
The gap in cancer treatment between China and the U.S. fundamentally stems from “differences in developmental stages” rather than “technological generational gaps.”...
As someone who has personally accompanied family members through cancer treatment in China,...
As a foreigner living in China for five years, I gained deep insight into the Chinese healthcare system after a family member was diagnosed with cancer....
In China, the cost disparity for cancer treatment between public and private hospitals is substantial, primarily influenced by factors such as hospital type, treatment methods, medication/service choices, medical insurance coverage, and regional economic ...
The unique advantages of integrating Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) in Chinese cancer treatment stem from the organic combination of TCM's core concepts—such as the holistic view and syndrome differentiation and treatment—with modern medicine's pre...
China's cancer treatment has achieved personalized breakthroughs through six key pathways: genetic testing, multidisciplinary collaboration, innovative drug development, the integration of AI and imaging technologies, healthcare payment reforms, and the i...
In recent years, China's medical tourism industry has emerged as a “new health choice” for global patients, distinguished by its unique blend of “cutting-edge technology, compassionate care, and affordable costs.”...
Cultural differences and healthcare practices in China are core issues international visitors must prioritize when planning their medical tourism itineraries....
