China’s health ministry is urging individuals aged 50 and above, smokers, and those with a family history of lung cancer to get annual low-dose CT scans. This initiative is part of a national campaign to significantly enhance cancer prevention and control efforts by the year 2030, aiming for broader public health improvements.
Trending
- Up to Dh200,000 fine, two years in jail: UAE cracks down on spreading rumours during regional crisis
- How ‘funniest chart in tech right now’ shows how almost all analysts were ‘very wrong’ on Apple
- ‘Give them all’: Sammy shares emotional post as WI stranded in India
- ‘Oil imports in full flow’: Hardeep Puri assures imports from non-Hormuz routes
- President Murmu unhappy over venue change, PM Modi calls it an ‘insult’; Mamata hits back — what triggered Santal conference row
- Salesforce CEO takes swipe at Jack Dorsey’s Block after mass layoffs
- From oil to rice, here’s how Middle East crisis may spread across global economy
- Ravi Kishan reacts to Manoj Tiwari’s claim about bringing him into politics
China tells at-risk people to undergo cancer screening
By
Add A Comment