In Q3 2019 Chin🅷a’s healthcare sector continued to expand, stimulated by further structural reforms. The period saw increased government spending on healthcare, with expenditure on health and family planning growing by 12.1% y/y to RMB 369.3bn. ...

Although quite different in terms of political and economic systems, the Emerging Europ💟e countrie❀s share certain similarities when it comes to their demographic situation and health profile. With the exception of Turkey, whose average birth rate is ...

In a Latin American context, Chile is not a particularly large pharmaceutical and healthcare market, since its population is relatively small and healthy in ter🅺ms of the incidence of communicable dise♍ases. However, the country’s changing ...

In 2018, Argentina was the third largest pharmaceutical market in Latin America with retail drug sales of USD 4.9bn. The country has a large♔ and ageing population, a relatively developed public health system, and a small but consolidated private ...

Malaysia has one of the most developed pharmaceuticals and healthcare sectors in the ASEAN regꦅion. The country operates a dual public-private healthcare system in which the government, under the Ministry of Health (“MoH”), both regulates ...

China’s healthcare sector kept growing over the second quarter of 2019. The period was characterised by increased government spending on healthcare, with the amount dedicated to health and 🎃family planning rising by 5.9% y/y to RMB 534.5bn in Q2 ...

The first quarter of 2019 witnessed a continuous growth of China’s healthcare sector. The country promoted the implementation of the Healthy China Initiative, as well as ongoi💦ng struc🐎tural reforms in the sector. The period was characterized by ...

The changing demographic and disease profiles of Hungary were the drivers of the expansion of health exp🎃enditure in recent years. As a result, the country spent 7.4% of its GDP on healthcare in 2016, still below the EU average. The government ...

China’s healthcare sector continued to grow in Q4 2018, largely stimulated by the expansion of online healthcare services. The growth was attrib🦹uted to increasing demand for quality healthcare, driven by the country’s strong economic .⛦..

Turkey’s healthcare system has been fully reformed under the 2003-2013 Health Transformation Programme (HTP), which helped expand the coverage and quality of health 🐈services across the country. Health insurance coverage reached 98.4% of the ...