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Posts Tagged ‘Beijing’
 

 
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Great. Breathing Air in Beijing Bad for Your Heart Also?

As a quick follow-up to last week’s blog post about how breathing the air in Beijing might be bad for your health, I wanted to point readers to the Bloomberg story this week that the air quality in Beijing might also be creat...
by Benjamin
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warm water, china, chinese restaurants, water purity in china, public health in china

Travel Tip: When dining in China, drink warm water.

When I started working at the Beijing pizza restaurant The Kro’s Nest I was confused by the high number of patrons who would order warm water. It was a steady phenomenon. Dry winter day or stifling summer heat, warm water...
by Damjan Denoble
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RedFlag

Wanna be doing health in China? Beware of red flags (of the minesweeper variety), expect lots of improvisation.

If Stephanie had told me any of this prior to going to Chengdu (I don't think she knew) I would have told her to run for the hills. There are so many red flags in this paragraph that I could write another dozen about them. ...
by Damjan Denoble
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Healthcare in the Heartland of China

Posted By Damjan DeNoble Seasoned China watcher and PBS reporter Shannon Van Sant presents a three part special on healthcare in rural China.  Few people have a good sense of the health disparities in China’s part moder ...
by Damjan Denoble
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Private schools and private clinics in China are natural companions

Posted By Damjan DeNoble I had dinner yesterday with good friend Will Bernholz,who is Marketing Director of Etonkids Educational Group International Division, a Montessori early education chain based in Beijing. At some point i...
by Damjan Denoble
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