The German federal and state governments are developing structures to manage large numbers of patients in the event of a “casus foederis”, as the civilian healthcare system is ill-prepared for such a scenario. This became evident during the Medic Quadriga exercise at Berlin Airport.
By Lisa-Martina Klein
Malaria remains one of the deadliest diseases for children under 5 in Africa – despite vaccination programs and the distribution of mosquito nets. Beyond that, another battle is underway: against drug resistance. At the center of the discussion is a plant that is as valuable as it is controversial.
By Lilaafa Amouzou
Education about sexuality, consent and prevention is still in its infancy in China. Young people – and women in particular – are slowly breaking with long-standing taboos. A Chinese-language tour through Berlin’s sex-positive scene offers a snapshot of where the debate currently stands.
By Fabian Peltsch
The general life expectancy of the Chinese is expected to rise to 80 years in the next five years. This was unthinkable when “barefoot doctors” were still treating farmers.
By Johnny Erling
Human dependence on fossil fuels is causing heat, air pollution and the spread of infectious diseases. A new report shows the extent of the damage.
By Redaktion Table
China's healthcare system has improved dramatically. But as treatment options increase, so do patients' expectations. The authorities are alarmed.
By Blanka Xia
