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Correction: Interplay between the abdominopelvic radiotherapy and gut microbiota

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By Zhuang Jing, Yu Xiaojian, Ding Chenxiang, Xie Hua
| Frontiers
In the published article, the following affiliation errors were identified: Affiliation 1 “Huzhou Central Hospital, Fifth School of Clinical Medicine of Zhejiang Chinese Medical University” was omitted for authors Zhuang Jing, Yu Xiaojian, and Yang Xi. Affiliation 2, “Huzhou Central Hospital, Affiliated Central Hospital Huzhou University” was omitted for author Ding Chenxiang. Affiliation 3, “Bengbu Medical University Graduate School” was omitted for author Ding Chenxiang.
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Cross-strait shadows: Inside the Chinese influence campaign against Taiwan (Part III)

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By Zhuang Jing, Dong Zhe, Alan Lu Verified
| rfa.org
Read “Cross-strait shadows: Inside the Chinese influence campaign against Taiwan” (Part I here and Part II here) TAIPEI, Taiwan – Marketed as a cross-strait collaboration, “Taiwan’s Voice” presents itself as a local commentary platform. But behind the familiar hosts and studio lies a deeper link to China’s state-run media.
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Does a video show ‘panic buying’ in US after Trump introduced reciprocal tariffs?

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By Zhuang Jing
| rfa.org
A video emerged in Chinese-language social media posts alongside a claim that it shows American consumers were panic buying after the U.S. President Donald Trump announced “reciprocal tariffs” in early April. But the claim is false. The footage was not recent and unrelated to tariffs. It originated from a TikTok video shared by NBC6 in February 2025, during an avian flu outbreak that caused egg shortages and price hikes. The video was shared on Weibo on April 9, 2025.
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