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Johnson & Johnson and Boao Lecheng International Medical Tourism Pilot Zone jointly launched the "Johnson & Johnson Boao Innovation Chain" in Boao, South China's Hainan province on Saturday, with the goal of creating a comprehensive and innovative platform that integrates the display of medical scientific research results, technology promotion, product application, academic exchanges and high-end talent training.

Josh Tetrick, the company's CEO, said its "vegetable egg" has a bright future in the Chinese market, which produces about 435 billion eggs a year.

Jin Liqun said the AIIB is one of the partners of the initiative, and its role is similar to that of the World Bank and other multilateral development institutions in supporting the financing for projects under the program.

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Just as Xu walked out of the hospital, the child squirmed in the bag and burst out crying. Xu immediately opened the bag and found the child's body was purple but his hands and feet were moving. He hurriedly took the child back to the hospital for treatment.

Just got out of the OR to read this piece about Trump’s new lawsuit to bring back pre-ex condition exclusions. If it won, all four of my patients would be denied coverage on the individual market for the very reasons I did surgery for them. Insane. https://t.co/yOhVytCGdU

Just a few years ago, a tattoo expo in Shanghai would have been a niche event at best－assuming the organizers would even have been able to get a license to hold it.

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Jonathan Choi Koon-shum, permanent honorary president of the Chinese General Chamber of Commerce, said the briefing group's visit to Hong Kong is important as it has made the country's ideas clearer to many local people who had limited knowledge of the congress.

John Oyler, founder and chief executive officer and chairman of BeiGene, said the company hopes its original products will be successfully offered in China to enable patients to benefit from the drugs in affordable manner.

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Jin Ming, founder and medical director of Ming Qi Natural Healthcare Center in Manhattan, had brought back a batch of Chinese herbs used for the prevention and treatment of COVID-19 symptoms when she returned after spending Spring Festival in China.

Joel Rose