Tag Archives:China
Divorce can be good for health in traditional societies such as China
China has achieved impressive economic growth during the last three decades due to rapid industrialization that has been facilitated by “Special Economic Zones”. In addition, internal migration of over 150 million workers from rural to urban areas
How will China’s development of wind power contribute to global warming?
Don’t underestimate biodiversity
Chinese plants against syphilis from a 1740 French treatise by Jean Astruc
Perfluorinated compounds in the atmosphere of Shenzhen, China
Impact of phosphate mining on the hydrology and water quality of a river basin in China
Co-benefit control and its enhancement can cost-effectively mitigate mercury emission from coal-fired power plants in China
Atmospheric mercury pollution has been a global concern owing to its neurotoxicity, persistence, long-range transportability and bioaccumulation in ecosystems, especially since Minamata Convention on Mercury was adopted internationally in 2013 to jointly control mercury emissions and releases.
The Chinese version of moral sensitivity questionnaire-revised
Nurses face many ethical issues in their daily work of caring for patients. Ethical sensitivity equips nurses with the framework to make decisions in the best interest of their patients. By recognizing the presence of an ethical