COVID-19 struck the world at a time when China and the U.S. were closing in on trade negotiations, shattering a potential deal between President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping.

Scientists at the Wuhan Institute of Virology in China have discovered a new lineage of a coronavirus in bats that can enter human cells in a similar fashion as SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes Covid-19,

Dec. 16: The first COVID vaccines arrive in Green Bay and are administered to Prevea, St. Vincent, and St. Mary’s hospital employees. “We’re making history here today, protecting our patients,” said Kayla Kennedy, a St. Vincent Hospital nurse and was the first to get vaccinated.

Researchers in China have discovered a new coronavirus in bats that they say has the potential to spread to humans, after the world was recently hit by the COVID-19 pandemic

On Monday, the 14th China Medical Team to Papua New Guinea (PNG) launched a breast disease clinic at Port Moresby General Hospital in the nation's capital, Port Moresby.

China Boosted Quality Education Access for 32.7% More Hearing-impaired Children. By 2050, approximately 2.5 billion people worldwide will be affected by hearing loss, as projected by the World Health Organization (WHO),

China aims to effectively eliminate severe air pollution by the end of 2025, a senior environment official said, as authorities ramp up efforts in pollution control and emissions reduction in the "battle for blue skies.

Just hours after taking office on Jan 20, 2025, the U.S. president announced his intention to withdraw from the World Health Organization and the Paris ... creating a vacuum for China to step into and take on a bigger global role. In particular, weakening ...

The United States on Tuesday ended pollution tracking by its embassies that had been a vital source of data especially in Beijing, as President Donald Trump slashes overseas and environmental spending.

The European region's struggle with substance use continues to raise concerns, maintaining the world's highest alcohol consumption rate, at 8.8 liters per adult annually, while tobacco use remains stubbornly high, at 25.3 percent, making the WHO's 2025 smoking reduction target increasingly unattainable.