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CIIE Showcases Healthcare Innovations

The 7th China International Import Expo showcased healthcare innovations from global companies like Lundbeck and Organon, with a focus on neuroscience, women's health, and advanced medical technologies.

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LundbeckOrganonHaier GroupCapital Medical UniversityChina International Import Expo

Jens HoeyerZafer UnluerDong Yilang

What was Organon's primary focus at the CIIE?: Organon, a US-based pharmaceutical company, focused on women's reproductive health innovations at CIIE, aiming to address the needs of Chinese families and collaborate with local partners.
What was Lundbeck's objective at this year's CIIE?: Lundbeck, a Danish neuroscience pharmaceutical company, participated in CIIE for the first time, showcasing its treatments for brain diseases and aiming to introduce global innovations to China.
What significant innovations did Incaier showcase at the expo?: Incaier, Haier Group's healthcare arm, showcased over 40 innovative products and solutions at CIIE, including a prototype intravascular targeted temperature management system for stroke treatment.
What was the overall impact of the seventh CIIE on the healthcare industry?: CIIE's seventh edition attracted numerous leading pharmaceutical and medical device companies, launching many innovative health technologies and services in China.
What is the main purpose of the China International Import Expo (CIIE) for healthcare companies?: The China International Import Expo (CIIE) provides a platform for healthcare companies to showcase achievements and collaborate, expanding market opportunities.

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