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Reuters China's Doctors Are Under Attack
High costs and bloated caseloads are thought to be behind the more than 620,000 incidents of violence involving medical professionals.
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William Hong/Reuters Should American Consumers Worry About Chicken Imported From China?
Although the U.S. Department of Agriculture has lifted a ban on processed poultry imports from the country, concerns about food safety and avian flu remain.
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Reuters China's Looming Diabetes Epidemic
The country has a higher rate of incidence than the U.S., and screening for the disease is not covered by insurance plans.
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Disease Outbreaks: Is China Becoming More Transparent?
Beijing has improved its handling of public health crises, but a commitment to openness remains elusive.
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China's Worsening Food Safety Crisis
Food-borne disease could affect an estimated 300 million Chinese consumers every year.
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Why China Should End Its Draconian, Counterproductive One-Child Policy
The draconian law, limiting parents to a single son or daughter, no longer serves China's interests
