Xi Sets China's Health Agenda for 15th Five-Year Plan
Xi Jinping addressed the National Health and Wellness Conference in Beijing, setting health priorities through China's 15th Five-Year Plan.
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Xi Jinping addressed the National Health and Wellness Conference in Beijing, setting health priorities through China's 15th Five-Year Plan.
China is expanding grassroots healthcare services and graded diagnosis systems to bring convenient, nearby medical care closer to residents' homes.
China released DRG/DIP 3.0 disease-based payment schemes, refining hospital reimbursement and adding national basic-level disease types.
China's seventh national bulk procurement of medical consumables opened bids in Tianjin, targeting 23 digestive intervention products to cut patient costs.
China opened bids in Tianjin for its seventh state-organized medical consumables procurement, covering 23 digestive-intervention items to cut costs.
China's brain-computer interfaces are leaping from lab to clinic with landmark recoveries and world-first device approvals.
China's NHC mandates priority use of essential drugs in public hospitals, implementing the expanded 794-drug 2026 list from September 1.
China's NHC announces comprehensive maternal and child health services centered on five pillars, building on WHO recognition as a top performer.
Shanghai launches citywide medical escort service for seniors 60+, no hukou restrictions, certified escorts, and transparent pricing, effective July 1.
President Xi champions healthcare reform to bring quality medical services to local communities, with the Sanming model leading national transformation.
A 5,000 yuan consultation fee at a top Shanghai hospital ignites debate over healthcare pricing, specialist shortages, and equitable access.
A pharmacy in Hohhot sold a national procurement drug at 3,960 yuan — nearly 40 times the market price — even after suppliers cut prices.
China's NHSA launches 2026 dual catalog adjustment for medical and commercial insurance, introducing pre-application mechanisms and expanded eligibility.
Xinhua investigation reveals critical gaps in China's AED network: devices inaccessible, poorly maintained, and public hesitant to use them.