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  • 2015 CelebrASIANS Fashion Show to Be Held on Oct. 9

    Boston, Sept. 18, 2015, — This year’s CelebrASIANS will be held on Friday, Oct. 9. This benefit fashion show is presented by Asian Women for Health (AWFH) to celebrate the strengths and resiliency of Asian cancer/trauma survivors. Please register for this event by clicking on this link.
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    Chien-Chi Huang of AWFH walks on the runway at 2013 CelebrASIANS (photo by Anh Phan Photography)
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  • Dr. Liu Yuanli — One of UMN China 100

    Boston, Sept. 16, 2015, — As one of the founders of the first US-China Health Summit in 2011, Dr. Liu Yuanli is well-known in public health field in the US and in China. He was recently listed as one of 100 distinguished University of Minnesota alumni from China. Dr. Liu is now dean of Beijing Union Medical College School of Public Health.
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    Dr. Liu (left) helps unvile the first mobile hospital in rural China (file photo).
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  • UIUC Wins 2015 Mid-America Cup Soccer Tournament

    By Xinming Li, bostonese.com

    Chicago, Sept 7, 2014, — UIUC Old Corns defeated Chicago Purple Warhead 3:0 in the final match of Mid-America Cup soccer tournament at Oak Brooks Central Park on Sunday afternoon. It’s the first time that a championship team having two woman players, according to organizer Mr. C.M. Lei of Mid America Chinese Recreation Organization (MACRO).
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    UIUC Old Corns celebrates winning the Mid-America Cup(provided to bostonese.com by C.M. Lei).
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  • 2015 SAPA Annual Conference to Be Held at Princeton University on 9/12

    Boston, Sept. 5, 2014, —  The annual meeting of Sino-American Pharmaceutical Professionals Association (SAPA) will be held a week from today at Princeton University. The online registration will be close at 9:00 PM on Sept. 10. The conference features leading scientists and executives from the pharma industry from both the US and China.
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  • Traditional Chinese Medicine at U of Utah

    The Integrative Medicine Services at University of Utah Health Care offers Acupressure & Acupuncture for Children, Shoni-Shin (Japanese Pediatric Acupuncture and other non-conventional treatments. You can call (801) 213-3599 to make an appointment or ask questions.
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  • First in the Nation — MA Home Care Workers to Win $15/hour Starting Wage

    Boston, June 26, 2015, — Tears of joy streaked the faces of cheering home care workers assembled in their Dorchester union hall on Thursday afternoon as a decades-long struggle for recognition and a living wage culminated in a historic moment of celebration.
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  • The Supreme Court Upholds Critical Part of the Affordable Care Act

    (Note: White House released the following Fact Sheet after the Supreme Court upheld critical part of the Affordable Care Act on June 25, 2015.)

    After nearly a century of work, after decades of trying, after a year of sustained debate, President Obama signed the Affordable Care Act into law in 2010. Since then, health reform has become the law of the land and after more than five years under the law, it has been woven into the fabric of an improved American health care system, on which Americans can rely throughout life. And it’s probably impacting your life in ways you do not realize. Young adults can stay on their family’s plan. People losing jobs, changing jobs, or breaking out on their own no longer have to worry about whether they can get health insurance. Having a pre-existing condition or being a woman no longer means you pay for more coverage. And, affordability has improved – from insurance that is there for you when you need it to discounts on prescription drugs in Medicare.
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    President Barack Obama hugs Kristie Canegallo, Deputy Chief of Staff, and Vice President Joe Biden hugs Chief of Staff Denis McDonough as they celebrate the Supreme Court ruling on Affordable Care Act subsidies in the Oval Office, June 25, 2015. (Official White House Photo by Pete Souza)
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  • 2015 NECINA Annual Conference To Focus on Digital Health

    Boston, June 5, 2015, — The annual conference of NECINA will be held on June 13 at Harvard Pilgrim Health Care, 93 Worcester St., Wellesley, MA 02481. This year’s conference will provide attendees with insight into the great opportunities provided in healthcare by sharing the expertise of leaders in investment, technology research, development and implementation, how to navigate the new laws and policies affecting the sector, and how to advance your career effectively with the best practices in business leadership.
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    NECINA President Ben Tao speaks at NECINA annual conference in June 2014(file photo).
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  • China’s First MERS Patient in Critical Condition

    Guangzhou, China, June 4, 2015, /Xinhua/ — China’s first confirmed Middle East Respiratory Syndrome (MERS) patient was still in serious condition, the health and family planning commission of Guangdong Province said Thursday.

    A man from the Republic of Korea (ROK) tested positive for MERS in Guangdong on May 29. He is being treated at Huizhou Municipal Central Hospital.
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  • Boston and Over 450 Cities Around the World Rally Against Monsanto and GMO

    By Xinming Li, bostonese.com

    Boston, May 24, 2015, — Protests against Monsanto and GMO erupted around the globe in over 450 cities around the world yesterday. Protests in Boston demanded clear labeling of genetically modified (GMO) food, which is the standard practice in many European countries. “OMG, GMO! We don’t want you poisonous seeds,” shouted protesters against World’s largest GMO seed producer Monsanto.
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