• Female Doctor Creates Makeshift Respirator, Saves Newborn

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  Ma Qunying, a volunteer doctor at a county-level hospital in southwest China's Sichuan Province, recently managed to save a newborn child suffering from severe breathing problems with a makeshift respirator she created.

• Li vows no leniency in scandal over bad vaccines

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  Premier Li Keqiang said there will be no leniency for anyone involved in a vaccine scandal that has shocked the nation and ignited wide public concern about vaccine safety.

• Health benefits cultivate growing demand for white tea

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  As one of the six types of tea in China, white tea has become increasingly popular with an ever-growing demand from health-conscious people around the world.

• Supreme procuratorate to supervise handling of vaccine case

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  BEIJING -- The Supreme People's Procuratorate (SPP) on Tuesday announced it will directly oversee the "problematic vaccine" case, and urged prosecuting bodies at all levels to spare no efforts in their investigation.

• Shanghai smooths divorce procedure

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  Shanghai plans to introduce an online appointment booking service for people wanting a divorce, in a bid to make the process more organized and convenient for the growing number of couples in the city looking to end their marriages.

• Premier vows no leniency in vaccine scandal

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  Chinese Premier Li Keqiang vowed no leniency for anyone involved in the black market sales of problematic vaccines, after a case was made public involving $88 million worth of illegal vaccines that are suspected of being sold in dozens of provincial-level regions around the country.

• Pork price spike in Beijing raises concern

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  Last month, pork prices in Beijing's major wholesale market, Xinfadi, rose by nearly 60 percent year-on-year.

• Emotions contribute most to sleep troubles

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  People living in small cities generally enjoy better sleep than those in larger ones in China, and negative emotions are the biggest contributor to sleep disorders, according to a report released ahead of World Sleep Day, which fell on Monday.

• Trying to keep up with high-tech change

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  I remember at a former newspaper where I worked in London, there was a sectioned off area of the office for journalists, whose glories were perhaps more in the past than the present, that was referred to by everyone - apart from its inhabitants - as Jurassic Park.

• Does Your Favorite F&B Establishment Filter Its Air?

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  It's pretty grey outside, and looks like it's going to stay that way. Some people appear never to be brought down by the air, but if you've got youngsters or pre-existing medical conditions, staying safe is really important.