The first proton therapy center in Northwest China was put into use during the 2026 Xi'an Conference on Proton Therapy for Cancer.
Amedical team at Xijing Hospital of Air Force Military Medical University has transplanted the kidney of a multigene edited pig into a patient with end-stage renal disease (ESRD).
Rapid technological advancements have propelled the transformation of oral healthcare in recent years, ushering in an era of precision, efficiency, and diversity.
In recent years, Xi'an has been taken a series of measures to meet the increasingly diverse healthcare needs of the public.
A kidney from a gene-edited pig has functioned well for days after being transplanted into a brain-dead human patient.
Chinese scientists have discovered that expired medicines can be turned into a chemical additive to enhance the flow of crude oil, offering new insights into the efficient recycling of waste medicine.
Air Force Medical University's Xijing Hospital, located in Xi'an, successfully transplanted an entire liver from a genetically engineered pig into a brain-dead patient, on March 10.
Chinese surgeons in Xi'an, Shaanxi province, have successfully transplanted pig organs into monkeys, furthering their research into animal-to-human transplants.