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Una terapia inmunológica combinada ayuda a curar pacientes con cáncer de hígado avanzado

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By Ying K. Cheung
| The Epoch Times
El cáncer de hígado es la tercera causa de muerte por cáncer en Hong Kong, con 1447 fallecimientos en 2021, lo que representa el 9.6% de todas las muertes relacionadas con el cáncer. Desafortunadamente, solo uno de cada cinco pacientes es apto para el tratamiento de extirpación quirúrgica, y los pacientes terminales suelen considerarse inadecuados.
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Hong Kong Orders Funded Environmental Groups to Sign National Security Declaration

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By Harry McKenny, Ying K. Cheung
| The Epoch Times
Wen Wei Po, a CCP mouthpiece in Hong Kong, published on July 10 an interview with Tse Chin-wan, Secretary for Environment and Ecology, in which Tse talked about a “national security loophole” and accused unnamed local environmental groups of “disregarding the law” in the past and they may have used funds for causes disapproved of by the government.
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Les annulations d’inscription de donneurs d’organes à Hong Kong ont atteint un niveau record en mai

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By Ying K. Cheung
| Epoch Times France
Dans un communiqué de presse publié le 5 juillet, le gouvernement de Hong Kong a annoncé près de 6000 annulations d’inscription de dons d’organes en mai. Ce nombre historiquement élevé a suscité des discussions parmi de nombreux citoyens de Hong Kong qui se demandaient comment ce phénomène avait pu surgir de nulle part. Des experts ont suggéré qu’il s’agissait d’une protestation en douceur contre les pratiques de prélèvement d’organes forcés du Parti communiste chinois.
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