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Living in China: Study finds obesity may be a growing problem among kids in Shanghai
Researchers are concerned that obesity may become a bigger problem among children in Shanghai after completing a study that found kids here have almost the same average height and weight as those in the United States, Shanghai News Times reported. The research team, under the leadership of Jiang Yifang, dean of children nutrition at the Children Hospital Affiliated to Shanghai Jiao Tong University, found that boys aged 10 to 15 were slightly taller and heavier on average than those in the US...
Posted in China, trends Also tagged age group, Health Checks, healthcare, hospitals, leadership, Living In China, Living In Shanghai, obesity, Report, Shanghai, Statistics, Survey Report, Survey Results, United States Leave a comment
China Needs More Intellectual Property Rights Experts
China is facing a damaging shortfall in the numbers of professionals working in the field of intellectual property rights, leading academics claim: a Forum on Intellectual Property Rights(IPR) in Higher Education heard that China will need the skills of between 55,000 and 60,000 experts in the field by 2010. The claim came from Professor Zheng Shengli, dean of the IPR School at Peking University, in his latest research on the IPR profession...
Posted in China, design, economics, innovation Also tagged Economic Development, Global Economy, higher ed, Intellectual Property Office, Intellectual Property Rights, internet, Peking University, Renmin University, Report, Research And Development, Research and Development Center, Research Institutes 2 Comments
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