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Strategies & Market Trends : Booms, Busts, and Recoveries

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To: RealMuLan who wrote (52057)	9/21/2004 2:54:15 PM
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SHANGHAI, China (AP) - Up to 75 per cent of all urban Chinese suffer from ill health, and life expectancies are declining for skilled and educated workers, according to a study by the Chinese Red Cross. A survey of 16 Chinese cities with populations over one million by the Red Cross Society of China found that 75 per cent of Beijing residents were in poor health, along with 73 per cent of those in Shanghai and the southern city of Guangzhou, the state-run newspaper Shanghai Daily reported. The findings illustrate a darker side of China's economic success story: deteriorating public health and a decline in well-being for many Chinese, even in the country's richest cities. ..... canada.com

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