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Hong Kong reports more than 40% drop in cancer-related death rate over 30 years (opens the original)
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Health minister Lo Chung-mau outlines Hong Kong’s ‘remarkable’ progress at the World Cancer Congress, being held in the city for the first time Hong Kong has cut its rate of cancer-related deaths by more than 40 per cent over the past three decades, the health minister said, as the city’s leader renewed his pledge to make it a hub for medical innovation. Secretary for Health Lo Chung-mau outlined the city’s progress in cancer control at the World Cancer Congress, which is being held in Hong Kong
Foreign carers for elderly to get 10 to 20% more pay than current helpers (opens the original)
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Carers must also have received elderly care training recognised by Hong Kong and possess at least three years of experience looking after older people Foreign domestic carers brought to Hong Kong to look after elderly residents under a proposed government pilot scheme would receive 10 to 20 per cent more pay than existing helpers, the labour minister has said. Secretary for Labour and Welfare Chris Sun Yuk-han on Friday revealed additional details about the arrangement for foreign domestic carer
Doctors urged to test for chikungunya as Hong Kong detects first local 2026 case (opens the original)
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Woman, 55, with no recent travel history reported as city’s first locally acquired chikungunya fever case this year Doctors in Hong Kong have been urged to arrange blood tests for patients with symptoms of chikungunya fever, regardless of their travel history, after the city recorded its first local case of the mosquito-borne disease this year. The Centre for Health Protection issued a reminder to doctors on Thursday after a 55-year-old woman with no recent travel history was reported as Hong Ko
Hong Kong aims to raise innovation spending to 3% of GDP by about 2030 (opens the original)
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Chief Executive John Lee unveils ambitious goal, together with measures to boost frontier technologies, including aerospace research Hong Kong will strive to raise its expenditure on innovation activities to a level equivalent to 3 per cent of gross domestic product (GDP) by around 2030, nearly double the current rate, according to the city’s first five-year plan. Chief Executive John Lee Ka-chiu unveiled the ambitious goal, together with measures to boost frontier technologies, including aerosp
Can John Lee untie the 4 knots choking the tech loop in Northern Metropolis? (opens the original)
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What measures will the chief executive take to facilitate the flow of personnel, capital, data and materials into the hi-tech cooperation zone? For employees of surgical robotics company Yuanhua Tech, travelling between their Shenzhen base in Nanshan district and its Hong Kong office in the Science Park means a two-hour commute. And when the hi-tech firm sends money to Hong Kong for operations, the process can take up to two months. “The procedures required for transferring funding from our Shen
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