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Results of the 2025 National Negotiation Announced: 'King of Drugs' Included in Medical Insurance, 5 Million-Dollar Cancer Drugs Added to Commercial Insurance
The National Medical Insurance Administration has announced the results of the 2025 national negotiation, adding 114 new drugs to the basic medical insurance catalog, including significant treatments for chronic diseases and rare illnesses. Notably, Eli Lilly's tirzepatide injection has been included, along with a new commercial insurance innovative drug catalog aimed at high-value innovative medications. The new catalog will be implemented nationwide starting January 1, 2026.
Is it true that 'a large number of hormone eggs are flooding the market, causing cancer with long-term consumption'?
The article discusses the widespread rumors about 'hormone eggs' flooding the market, claiming they cause cancer and other health issues. Experts clarify that these claims lack scientific basis, emphasizing that natural phenomena in egg production are often misinterpreted. Consumers are advised to critically evaluate food safety information and avoid spreading unverified claims.
The Next Focus for Innovative Drugs Going Abroad is to Sell Them Well
Chinese innovative drugs have made significant progress, but as overseas licensing becomes less effective, real competition is beginning. The approval of new drugs like iza-bren highlights the advancements in the sector, while the market dynamics and challenges faced by pharmaceutical companies are evolving. The success of these drugs in international markets will depend on their commercialization performance and overcoming regulatory hurdles.
Qingliu | The Cloud of Charity Funds Flowing Back to Ophthalmology Hospitals: Eyecare Charity Donations 'Transferring from Left Hand to Right Hand'
The article investigates the charitable practices of leading ophthalmology hospitals in China, particularly Aier and Huaxia, revealing a troubling cycle where donations ostensibly intended for public welfare often flow back to the hospitals themselves. This practice raises serious ethical concerns regarding the use of charitable funds and the potential exploitation of medical insurance systems for profit. Legal experts warn that such operations may violate charity laws and undermine public trust in charitable activities.
Professor Chen Jingyu: Calls for Restaurants to Proactively Label Pre-prepared Dishes
Professor Chen Jingyu from China Agricultural University emphasizes the importance of transparency in the food industry, particularly regarding pre-prepared dishes. She argues that the core issue is not the technology itself but consumers' rights to know and choose, advocating for restaurants to label these dishes clearly. Chen also discusses the safety, nutritional value, and misconceptions surrounding pre-prepared foods, urging a shift in focus from consumer discernment to business accountability.
Four Cities Collaborate to Open a New Chapter in Winter Health - Yili Xinhui and Aikang Guobin Create an Immersive Health Experience Salon
The Yili Xinhui and Aikang Guobin Group hosted a successful health salon event across four cities in China, focusing on integrating traditional Chinese medicine with modern health solutions. The event featured expert lectures, interactive experiences, and advanced health screenings, aiming to promote a comprehensive health ecosystem for participants. This initiative marks a significant step towards a standardized health event model in China.
This Doctor, Who Stands Less Than One Meter Tall, Protects the Health of Over 2,000 Villagers
Xiao Jiulin, a 61-year-old village doctor in Jiangxi Province, has dedicated his life to serving over 2,000 villagers despite his physical disability, standing only 90 centimeters tall. With the support of his wife, he provides essential health services, focusing on chronic illness management and emotional support for his patients. His journey reflects resilience and a commitment to improving the health of his community.