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China's Health Reform Must Address Costly, Unnecessary Treatment, Report Says
China's $124 billion three-year "overhaul of its healthcare system needs to address the prescription of unnecessary drugs and treatments - a widespread practice relied upon to finance the medical sector, the World Bank said Thursday," China Daily/People's Daily Online reports. The country's "ambitious" reform efforts aim to "provide basic medical coverage and insurance to the country's 1.
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