Stories from Taiwan

The National Health Insurance program in Taiwan has added 11 new drugs to its list this year as part of public healthcare fee reforms.

Media outlets are speculating about the potential agenda for a summit between Donald Trump and Xi Jinping.

Prosecutors have indicted former television journalist and anchor Madelyn Chen for allegedly collaborating with hostile foreign groups. The indictment claims she used information from infiltration sources to review and broadcast content opposing a recall vote last year.

MediaTek has been placed on a discretionary trading list from May 7 to May 20. During this period, manual matching will occur approximately every five minutes. This marks the largest stock in Taiwan's history to be subject to such discretionary trading.

Quantum insoles are reported to improve balance and reduce the frequency of falls for elderly individuals. Experiments with quantum technology have shown positive results, with trials conducted in Taiwan and confirmed in mainland China and the United States.

Farmers have been warned about the risks associated with pesticide exposure.

Quantum computing and communication technologies, typically used by national entities, are being applied to everyday health and consumer products in Taiwan. Yang Chachari.

A 76-year-old man is consuming a daily protein intake that his wife believes is too high. Specific products mentioned included quantum insoles and shoes designed to improve balance and reduce falls in the elderly, as well as a product for men that may have a 'tonifying' effect.

A 97-year-old man, described as a regular at the electronic market, participates in winter swimming. The program is broadcast on Zhongguang News Network from Monday to Saturday and is available for replay on YouTube under SPRIN99.COM.

Huang Xiuqin, a researcher in ferroportin for over 20 years, has combined ferroportin with probiotics, vitamin D3, lutein, and wheat germ.