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China

Nursing Standard, 1988
Nurses in Quidong county, China, are assisting in a programme to immunise all new born babies to cut down the high incidence of Hepatitis B and liver cancer in the area. About 9,000 babies are vaccinated each year in a population of 700,000. The protection rate is around 85 per cent and the prevention strategy extends to control aflatoxin contamination
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China beyond China

2022
Since the call for papers for this Special Issue less than two years ago, the world has faced a stream of existential challenges, with the background drumbeat of environmental catastrophe(s) and geopolitical tensions growing ever louder. At this moment of unprecedented global challenges, it is increasingly apparent that the sphere of international ...
Tyfield, David, Rodríguez, Fabricio
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China

AJN, American Journal of Nursing, 1972
The Chinese expression of farewell, tsai chien, is literally translated, "See you again." I said it hopefully to Chinese friends and colleagues when I left China in 1948 after two and a half years' work as a nurse in what was then called the Friends (Quaker) Ambulance Unit.
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Orthodontics in China

Journal of Orthodontics, 2002
The People's Republic of China is located in the east of Asia on the west coast of the Pacific. China is the third largest country in the world and has a land area of about 9.6 million km2, which i...
S J, Yeweng, S F, Huang, L J, Ren
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Stroke in China

Clinical and Experimental Pharmacology and Physiology, 2010
Summary1. Following rapid economic development in China, the epidemiological characteristics, management and prevention strategies for stroke are changing. In the present article, we review recent epidemiological data, as well as studies into the management and prevention of stroke in China.2.
Qian, Jia, Li-Ping, Liu, Yong-Jun, Wang
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China: Distribution in China

2013
The movement for the reform and liberalisation of China’s economy is now over thirty-four years old. The rapid development of the economy and the proliferation of consumer products have led to a revolution in China’s marketing confi guration. The most complete changes have occurred in the area of marketing channels.
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Bronchiectasis in China

Annals of the American Thoracic Society, 2016
Abstract Bronchiectasis is a common but long-neglected disease in China, causing a substantial disease burden both to patients and to society. The overall prevalence of physician-diagnosed bronchiectasis in people aged 40 years or older is estimated at 1.2% and is trending upward with aging of the population.
Jie-Lu Lin, Jin-Fu Xu, Jie-Ming Qu
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SECULAR CHINA

China Report, 2003
China Report ; 39 ; 3 ; 305 ...
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China: At a crossroads

Nature, 2014
China is luring back expatriates with generous incentives, causing many to weigh the pros and cons of returning.
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