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China unveils high-tech urinals offering instant urine analysis for health markers in public restrooms for under $3.

Some public restrooms in China are now equipped with high-tech "health checking" urinals that can analyze urine for a variety of health markers — and costs those looking for a screening less than $3.

Lee Cho-jat was reelected president of the Newspaper Society of Hong Kong, while vice-chairwoman and chief executive officer of Sing Tao New...

Sing Tao Corporation has disposed of all of its 30% interest in Bastille Post Company for net cash proceeds of approximately HK$8.7 million.

Chinese malls introduce smart urinals capable of producing quick urine tests to anyone willing to pay a small fee

ChatGPT is accessible via VPNs in China

A video filmed in China's northeast Hebei province has been viewed thousands of times alongside a misleading claim it shows protesting Chinese health workers who lost their jobs after the central government eased its zero-Covid policy. While there have been reports of health workers protesting over unpaid salaries f...

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"Lying flat is a kind of capitulationism, rather than a scientific decision," said Lo Wing-hung, proprietor of Hong Kong-based newspaper Bastille Post, during an interview with the Global Times.

Lots of folks have already watched the video . . .