A 6-year-old girl left Zhongshan Hospital yesterday after last month becoming the first child ever to undergo a liver transplant using part of an organ “discarded” by an adult cancer patient.
A man from Jinshan District has been diagnosed as having the H7N9 bird flu strain, health authorities said yesterday.
Shanghai will expand a pilot program to monitor key food producers through video surveillance, after a major scandal devastated fast-food giants including McDonald's and Yum Brands as well as consumer confidence in food safety.
The average life expectancy of local residents was 82.29 years last year, dropping by 0.18 from a year earlier.
Police tactical units (PTU), or paramilitary riot control units, have been set up in Shanghai’s 17 districts to tackle possible incidences of terrorism and violence.
Following the popularity of its car-transport scheme to Huangshan in east China’s Anhui Province, the Shanghai Railway Bureau will open another route to Tibet in summer for locals planning a holiday in the autonomous region.
The former head of an Shanghai insurance agency was sentenced to death with a two-year reprieve this morning for an insurance commission fraud.
Foreign investors remain confident of Shanghai’s economic future and they want to be more involved in the city’s initiatives including the free trade zone and building a global trading and financial hub.
Two scalpers who dressed up as Metro officers and sold railway tickets at higher prices to migrants returning home during the Spring Festival rush were caught by Metro police.
Shanghai police have detained three Romanians who used fake bank cards to withdraw 200,000 yuan (US$30,000) from ATM machines in the city.
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