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President Hu Visits Patients on World AIDS Day
Hu's hand-to-hand contact with HIV/AIDS patients is intended to help remove the social stigma of AIDS in China
 National Standard of Puer Tea Put into Practice
The standard insists that Puer tea must be made from a special variety of local tea plant in designated area
 Chinese Premier Visits AIDS Patients, Workers
Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao visited people living with HIV/AIDS in east China's Anhui Province
 China Reports 264,000 HIV Carriers
A total of 44,839 people living with HIV/AIDS were reportedly found in China during the first nine months of this year
 Clinic Expert Defends Internet-addiction Claim
A leading medical expert said that the Internet addiction was a mental disease, defending a claim that has triggered widespread online debate since he made it earlier in November
 Rural China's Clinics to Get New Investment for Better Equipment
The money is part of a 21.7-billion-yuan investment plan announced by the government in 2006 with aims to overhaul the nation's rural health care network by 2010
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