Is medical care free for tourists in China?
Last autumn, I set out from Dali, Yunnan, with my backpack, trekking along the ancient Tea Horse Road toward Lijiang. ...
Last autumn, I set out from Dali, Yunnan, with my backpack, trekking along the ancient Tea Horse Road toward Lijiang. ...
Last fall, I underwent a minor procedure in Shanghai—a laparoscopic cholecystectomy. ...
Last autumn, I came down with a severe cold in Shanghai, so achy all over that I could barely get out of bed. As a foreigner who had only been in China for half a year, seeking medical care felt like opening a blind box—curious yet anxious....
Drawing from authentic foreign experiences, this article aims to reveal the true state of China's healthcare system....
As a British doctor who has worked in Shanghai for five years, I'm often asked by friends from Europe and America: “Is medical care expensive in China?” ...
Last autumn, my mother was diagnosed by American doctors with sudden aortic valve stenosis requiring immediate surgery. Faced with a six-month waiting period at a top U.S. ...
As an observer who has long tracked global healthcare trends, I've often wondered: When a foreign patient needing heart surgery turns to China, which hospitals deliver world-class care? ...
Last autumn, while attending an international cardiovascular forum in Beijing, a German colleague suddenly posed this question: “I hear China has over 300 million cardiovascular disease patients. ...
As an observer who has long tracked global medical innovation, I've been asked repeatedly: “If you want to find China's top cardiac surgeons, who should you look for?” ...
In the old alleys of Shanghai, I once witnessed a white acupuncturist treating a patient; at a healing center in Kerala, India, I met Chinese girls studying Ayurveda. ...