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Healthcare	* Health Disease surveillance Healthcare system reform Women's health Health informatics Barefoot doctor Patriotic Health Campaign China Welfare Institute Hospitals in China Classification Medical schools Organ transplantation
Medicine	* Medicine in China Traditional Chinese medicine Pharmacy Pharmaceutical industry Biotechnology
Diseases	* Avian influenza Blue-ear disease Cardiovascular disease Chronic diseases Enterovirus 71 (EV71) Fujian flu Hepatitis B HIV/AIDS Plasma Economy Iodine deficiency lead poisoning scandal Leprosy Mental health Obesity Opium Pneumonic plague Stroke Tuberculosis Disease-related deaths Swine influenza outbreak SARS pandemic (2003) SARS-CoV-2 COVID-19 pandemic (2020) Delta variant (2021) Omicron variant (2022)
Government	* National Health Commission National Administration of Traditional Chinese Medicine National Administration of Disease Control and Prevention Chinese Center for Disease Control and Prevention National Medical Products Administration Hong Kong Department of Health * Macau Secretariat for Social Affairs and Culture * General Administration of Customs National Healthcare Security Administration
Related	* Demographics Dust storms Environment Food safety Illegal drug trade Pollution Population history Poverty Prostitution Smoking Vegetarianism Violence against doctors in China Water supply and sanitation

* only in special administrative regions

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