China has long been renowned worldwide for its exquisite traditional treasures, including fine Suzhou silk, elegant Jingdezhen porcelain and premium tea. Beyond these classic items, the country's cutting-edge high-end healthcare services is also benefiting international patients, said Roberta Lipson, chair emeritus of AmCham-China.

Lipson, who is also director of the US-China Business Council and founder of United Family Healthcare (UFH), a private international hospital group that operates in China, said that while China offers a wealth of popular high-quality products, the restoration of stability in China-US relations is the most precious gift for both countries. Stable bilateral ties have unlocked broader cooperation across various sectors, especially in the healthcare industry.

In recent years, China has invested heavily in medical innovation, independently developing advanced treatment solutions and new pharmaceutical drugs. Many of these groundbreaking therapies and medications are not yet available in other parts of the globe, bringing new hope to patients with complex and rare diseases, she said.

Over the past few years, an increasing number of international patients are traveling to China to access its premium, modern healthcare resources. China's high-end medical system delivers comprehensive and high-precision diagnosis and treatment.

Equipped with advanced medical devices including da Vinci surgical robots and orthopedic surgical robots, medical institutions in China such as UFH, can perform precise surgeries covering visceral, gynecological, urological, hepatic and orthopedic procedures, according to Lipson.

Supported by skilled medical professionals, UFH also applies cutting-edge medical technologies such as robotic surgery, innovative drugs, immunotherapy, chemotherapy and radiotherapy, providing safe, advanced and high-quality medical services for patients.

Committed to opening-up and continuous upgrading, China's healthcare industry is sharing its innovative achievements with the world, demonstrating China's technological strength and humanitarian care in the medical field, she said.

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