The stupidest, racist folks I have encountered in Portugal are medics, men and women.
Unlike Santa Maria, in the Pulido Valente hospital, I also noticed some independent minds, mostly young female physical therapists, I believe, folks who were not easily brought under the thumbs of the racists.
After a spell in hospital I started looking at why China's health system was so muh better than it used to be - what a shock I found
Link to the livestream I mentioned: https://youtube.com/live/WSWpldO0UCk?...
For the script and links: go here: https://open.substack.com/pub/jerrygr...
😎 China, where politicians (actually experts in their fields) work for the Well-Being of the Chinese folks.
Interestingly, the doctor who performed the surgery from Rome is also Chinese.
— S.L. Kanthan (@Kanthan2030) June 13, 2024
The round-trip communication is 20,000km long! But the latency was only 135ms.
And the technology might have involved 5.5G. pic.twitter.com/nfTTNDw7pc
Exactly. Not bigger and faster missiles.
— S.L. Kanthan (@Kanthan2030) June 13, 2024
Beyond words and within reach! #AmazingChina pic.twitter.com/u7Rz6S1MmX
— Zhang Meifang (@CGMeifangZhang) June 12, 2024
Smart #AI surgical robot developed
— China4Tech🌏 (@China4Tech) June 13, 2024
by the Wego Pharmaceutical Co Ltd,
a leading healthcare tech supplier
based in Weihai (Shandong, China)!
This Wego robot performed over 50
successful laparoscopic surgeries!#Wego #surgical #China #Robotic
Link: https://t.co/tFzugxYjeZ pic.twitter.com/NlAjhQ5xZE
By @ChinaScience
— China4Tech🌏 (@China4Tech) June 13, 2024
“#Chinese researchers have unveiled
a #nanomaterial capable of inhibiting#tumor growth by over 80%, according
to a study published in the journal
Advanced Materials … promising
advancements in #cancer therapy”
Article: https://t.co/Hae1jRRGHP pic.twitter.com/IgbOqpcYPp
A Chinese team has recently conducted the world's first transcontinental live #telesurgery in Rome, Italy, using a homegrown system to treat a prostate cancer patient 8,100km away in Beijing, China, marking the longest-distance remote robotic surgery on humans to date. #ChinaTech pic.twitter.com/HrJhOW9roH
— China Science (@ChinaScience) June 11, 2024
Did someone who hasn't been to China in a decade tell you China doesn't have blue skies?
— Jason Smith - 上官杰文 (@ShangguanJiewen) June 11, 2024
Come and see 2024 China for yourself.#China pic.twitter.com/6rNfb4JSRg
Sovereign Equality: the sovereignty and dignity of all countries, big or small, strong or weak, rich or poor, must be respected, their internal affairs allow no interference, they have the right to independently choose their social system and development path
— Bevin Chu 朱炳文 (@Bevin83994661) June 11, 2024
-- Xi Jinping at UN
#Science knows no borders. On National Science and Technology Workers' Day, let's recognize Tu Youyou for discovering artemisinin, saving 6.2 million lives, and reducing malaria mortality rates in Africa by 66%. pic.twitter.com/n0cpWXJ6ze
— Zhang Meifang (@CGMeifangZhang) May 30, 2024
Source:https://t.co/Q0mnWt3S23
— S.L. Kanthan (@Kanthan2030) May 28, 2024
And here’s the scientific paper, published in the prestigious Nature magazinehttps://t.co/3PJzzHFHH9
— S.L. Kanthan (@Kanthan2030) May 28, 2024
Sweet moment of the cuties~🐈👭 #China #baby #cat pic.twitter.com/pOq2J5CpkT
— China Daily Asia (@ChinaDailyAsia) May 29, 2024
This bridge in China the is more than 2,000 meters long and the height is equivalent to a 100-story building. pic.twitter.com/BNT2N9wLaR
— Zhang Meifang (@CGMeifangZhang) May 29, 2024
Africans should look more at China.
— Deocliciano Okssipin (@Deocliciano) May 9, 2024
The Communist Party of China created a more egalitarian and democratic society.
Tibet is its most extreme success, the late is Xinjiang, in disrupting the USA's terrorism-sponsoring.https://t.co/xpAPhOvnet
Increased risk of Guillain-Barre syndrome, a neurological disorder in which the nervous system mistakenly attacks the peripheral nervous system.
— Fat Fingers™ (@longshortgamma) February 20, 2024
Saline is based on terrible science. Why do we use it in hospitals? pic.twitter.com/dtF3BPjshd
— Seeker (@Seeker) July 19, 2019
No, no!...And BTW WHY would anyone try to "prove" their perceived superiority to anyone they see as inferior (...And I am STILL waiting for a Doc to meet a supposed disgruntled ex-girlfriend of mine)?
This will not teach them anything!
Saline is based on terrible science. Why do we use it in hospitals? pic.twitter.com/dtF3BPjshd
— Seeker (@Seeker) July 19, 2019
No, no!...And BTW WHY would anyone try to "prove" their perceived superiority to anyone they see as inferior (...And I am STILL waiting for a Doc to meet a supposed disgruntled ex-girlfriend of mine)?
This will not teach them anything!
Goldman Sachs analysts attempted to address a touchy subject for biotech companies, especially those involved in the pioneering “gene therapy” treatment: cures could be bad for business in the long run.“Is curing patients a sustainable business model?” analysts ask in an April 10 report entitled “The Genome Revolution.”“The potential to deliver ‘one shot cures’ is one of the most attractive aspects of gene therapy, genetically-engineered cell therapy and gene editing. However, such treatments offer a very different outlook with regard to recurring revenue versus chronic therapies,” analyst Salveen Richter wrote in the note to clients Tuesday. “While this proposition carries tremendous value for patients and society, it could represent a challenge for genome medicine developers looking for sustained cash flow.”
