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June issue of NewsChina magazine\'s cover stories “Sleeper Cells,” questions how cancer in China went from being relatively uncommon to a leading cause of death in the time it has taken the country to industrialize.
\"A Malignant Issue\"-China’s cancer rate has outpaced all expectations, hitting a wide range of demographics. Can the country deal with it?
\"Refusing Treatment\"-Choices can have a big influence on China’s cancer problem, but whose matter more – those of individuals, or of policymakers?
Special Report:\"Is Bigger Better?\"- Urbanization Push asked whether Urbanization is Blessing or Burden? A shrinking trade surplus and economic uncertainty are looming over China’s new leadership. Their response has been a renewed call for further urbanization to boost domestic consumption. But are even bigger cities the solution?

NewsChina Description:

Uitgever: NewsChina-Magazine

Categorie: News

Taal: English

Frequentie: Monthly

NewsChina (ISSN1943-1902) is an English language monthly magazine published by China Newsweek Corporation in New York since 2008. NewsChina is the most widely read China current affairs magazine in the world. Its goal is to provide timely direct insights into today's modern China. Copies are available for sale in bookstores, airports, train terminals, libraries, and newsstands internationally, as well as via the internet.