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More cities in Zhejiang end mass COVID-19 tests, health codes for public transportation since Monday
2022-12-06
Local authorities in several cities in East China's Zhejiang province announced on Sunday that negative nucleic acid testing results and green health codes are no longer required for taking public transportation and entering public venues since Monday.
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COVID strategies optimized
2022-12-01
Authorities will accelerate the lifting of unnecessary restrictions put in place after the recent Omicron-fueled outbreaks to reduce the disease control strategies' economic fallout and other resulting "inconveniences".
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New COVID-19 rules trigger rapid response
2022-11-17
The authorities in Guangzhou, capital of Guangdong province, lost no time in implementing the latest COVID-19 policy modifications announced by the central government on Friday afternoon.
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China announces optimization of COVID-19 rules
2022-11-15
China will cut COVID-19 quarantine period for incoming travelers from 10 to 8 days, cancel the circuit breaker for inbound flights and no longer determine secondary close contacts of confirmed cases, health authorities said on Friday.
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Latest codes of conduct for COVID-19 prevention & control
2022-09-07
Latest codes of conduct for COVID-19 prevention & control
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Oral pill for COVID-19 approved by regulator
2022-07-29
China's top drug regulator said on Monday that it has granted conditional approval for a homegrown oral pill to be used to treat COVID-19 disease, adding to the growing medical arsenal against the novel coronavirus.
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Guideline released for monkeypox
2022-06-16
China released its first diagnosis and treatment guideline for monkeypox on June 15, making it clear that the virus can spread through close contact and droplets, but most patients can recover without special treatment.
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Scientists urge vigilance against Omicron subvariants
2022-04-21
Scientists stressed the need to inoculate the vulnerable while urging vigilance against the newly discovered Omicron subvariants, and called for more research to understand their quick transmissibility and severity.
