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China's Healthcare Achievements

China's healthcare system has witnessed remarkable progress, with improved life expectancy and reduced mortality rates, driven by initiatives to address regional disparities.

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Zhao JianhuaZhao GangLuo BinLei Haichao

Describe the impact of the medical aid program in Inner Mongolia.: The program's success is highlighted by the increased accessibility of thrombolysis procedures in the region, eliminating the need for patients to travel to larger cities.
How is China addressing the uneven distribution of medical resources in the country?: Neurologist Luo Bin's seven-month stint in Inner Mongolia exemplifies China's efforts to address healthcare disparities by sending specialists to underserved areas.
What is China's three-pronged strategy to tackle the shortage of high-quality medical resources?: China's three-pronged approach to improve healthcare involves expanding access, increasing resource capacity, and utilizing advanced technologies.
What is the current average life expectancy in China and how does it compare to the global average?: China's average life expectancy has risen to 78.6 years, exceeding the global average and showcasing significant improvements in healthcare.
What are the significant changes observed in child and maternal mortality rates in China over the past 75 years?: The significant decrease in child and maternal mortality rates demonstrates the effectiveness of China's healthcare improvements over the past 75 years.

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