Comparative Study on Food Safety of China's Imported from Developed Countries and Countries along the Belt and Road by Dan LI, Mingwu ZANG, Xuean SUN, Xiaoman LI, Kaihua ZHANG, Zheqi ZHANG

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New opportunities for coal industry transformation and development under the background of the level of a moderately developed country and a new “dual control” system by JIN Zhixin, CAO Mengtao, WANG Hongwei

“…The CPC's Report on the 20th National Congress reiterated that per capita GDP will reach the level of a moderately developed country(referred to as middle income) by 2035, and the rapid expansion of economic scale is bound to drive energy demand and increase energy consumption, posing challenges to energy supply. …”
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Practice of the Qualification and Recognition for Orphan Drugs in the World and its Inspiration by ZHU Xiaohong, LI Shunping, CHEN Jingdan, FENG Junchao, ZHANG Haiqin, LIU Jiaqi, XIE Shiyao, ZHANG Yue

“…By comparing and analyzing horizontally the differences in orphan drugs identification between representative developed countries vs. some developing countries, we discuss the inadequacy of orphan drugs supervision in China. …”
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Current Status and Implications of Ecology of Medical Care Model in Health Services Research: a Scoping Review by ZHANG Zhengyan, WANG Zhenzhong, ZHANG Ji, GONG Enying, SHAO Ruitai

“…Less attention was paid to self-seeking of help in patients (over-the-counter medicines, massages, etc.) in studies of developing countries (regions) compared to developed countries (regions), and available ecological models reflected lower rates of patient self-reporting of health problems (symptoms), but higher rates of hospital outpatient and emergency room visits in developing countries (regions) . …”
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CURRENT STATUS OF RESEARCH ON MECHANICAL VENTILATION STRATEGIES IN PEDIATRIC ACUTE RESPIRATORY DISTRESS SYNDROME by FANG Boliang, FAN Chaonan, QIAN Suyun

“…It has a high mortality rate; although this number has decreased in the last de-cades, it is still as high as 18%; in some developing countries, it even reached 40%-50% in the last 2-3 years. …”
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A Study on Global Information and Communication Pattern Based on Social Network and Traffic Analysis by Zhao Xiaohang

“…This study extends the quantitative findings of world system theory on the global network communication pattern and empirically demonstrates the realistic possibilities of developing countries in Internet governance and international discourse expansion.…”
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Reform and Improvement of Legal Regulation of Marine Biodiversity Beyond National Jurisdiction: Comment on 'BBNJ Agreement (Draft) ' by Shanbao ZHANG

“…China should clarify the different needs of developing countries and developed countries in order to exchange justice and take into account the interests of all parties; deeply participate in inter-governmental negotiations, and guide the construction of a more just and equitable international maritime order at the global level with the concept of Maritime Community with a Shared Future; strengthen BBNJ's sampling and commercial process, safeguard and expand maritime rights and interests.…”
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Impact of geopolitical risks on low-carbon transition in various countries by XU Yan, SONG Yijin, SHEN Yue

“…[Results] (1) Geopolitical risks can significantly slow down the process of national low-carbon transition, and this result still holds after sample truncation, replacement of explanatory variables and explained variables, and placebo test; (2) The negative moderating effects of financing constraints and trade barriers are significant, exacerbating the disincentive effect of geopolitical risk on countries’ low-carbon transitions, while green technology R&D capacity positively moderates the relationship between geopolitical risk and countries’ low-carbon transitions; (3) Optimizing the industrial structure and the green technology development capacity is the most important mechanism for the low-carbon transition of countries; (4) In regions with a high level of geopolitical actions and threats, the inhibition of geopolitical risks on the process of their low-carbon transition is more pronounced, and this adverse impact is more obvious in developing countries than in developed countries. [Conclusion] Countries should pay attention to the adverse impact of geopolitical risks in the process of national low-carbon transition, pay attention to financing constraints, and actively optimize industrial structure and improve renewable energy production capacity, so as to hedge the negative impact of geopolitical risks and accelerate the process of low-carbon transition.…”
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A research review of global grain harvest losses by MU Ruotong, WU Liang

“…[Results] The results show that the attention to PHL of grains is increasing globally in the past decades, but focused mainly on the developing countries and regions in Asia, Africa, and South America. …”
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Six-Generation Mobile Communication: Development Trend and Outlook by Zhang Ping, Chen Yan, Wu Chaonan

“…It points out some key application scenarios that urgently need 6G empowerment, and comprehensively reviews the strategic deployment of 6G in developed and major developing countries, clarifying major trends such as optimizing and upgrading traditional industries through 6G commercialization, achieving major breakthroughs in 6G key core technologies, and strengthening 6G network security to modernize the national security system. …”
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How to Advance the Improvement of Primary Health Care Model for Rural Populations with Priority Diseases: an Evidence Brief for Person-centered Integrated Health Management Policy by ZHANG Xiaotian, LI Mingyue, LAN Qing, LIU Xiaoyun

“…The overall goal of the project is to explore an effective model for basic health care services and to contribute to health poverty alleviation, which will enhance experience sharing within China and benefit other developing countries. Objective To summarize the experience of implementing person-centered integrated health management project in rural populations with priority diseases, represented by hypertension and diabetes. …”
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Cancer Mortality and Trend among Community-living Residents in Central Pudong New Area, Shanghai, 2007—2020 by Jie XU, Wei WANG, Xiaoqiong ZHANG, Juanping LI, Yimin CHEN, Li WANG, Guifen MA

“…Background The percentage of older population of the total population is increasing in developed areas of developing countries, and the impact and contribution of population composition factors towards cancer mortality are still unclear. …”
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Prevalence and Influencing Factors of Osteoporosis in Postmenopausal Women: a Meta-analysis by HE Haiyang, YANG Jialing, LEI Xun

“…Subgroup analysis showed that the highest prevalence was found in the age≥80 years group (68.72%, 95%CI=59.81%-77.62%), followed by the age of 70-79 years group (57.20%, 95%CI=50.53%-63.87%) and the age of 60-69 years group (37.46%, 95%CI=28.95%-45.98%), the age of 50-59 years group (24.94%, 95%CI=15.50%-34.39%), the age of 40-49 years group (14.01%, 95%CI=6.64%-21.38%) ; the prevalence rate of <2 births (34.24%, 95%CI=24.08%-44.41%) was lower than that of ≥2 births (39.27%, 95%CI=30.10%-48.44%) ; the prevalence of age ≥10 years menopause (47.15%, 95%CI=42.27%-52.04%) was higher than that of <10 years menopause (34.18%, 95%CI=33.30%-35.06%) ; the prevalence in developing countries (35.87%, 95%CI=31.39%-40.34%) was higher than that in developed countries (30.10%, 95%CI=23.97%-36.23%). …”
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The International Practices of Policy Mechanism and Social Consensus for Reaching Carbon Neutrality and Their Key Implications to China by Yang Lei, Bi Yunqing, Zheng Ping, Jin Zhijun

“…Most developed countries have reached their carbon emissions peak and entered a period of rapid decline in emissions. …”
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Adjusting Industrial Structure and Reducing Carbon Emission Intensity: International Comparison and Experience Enlightenment by Guo Shiyi, Liu Wenqiang, Zhao Weidong

“…Developed countries have reduced their carbon emission intensity by adjusting industrial structure, which is an important reference for China to achieve carbon peak and carbon neutralization. …”
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Analysis on Recovery and Utilization of Global Rare Earth Secondary Resources by Hui Zhang, Bowen Kang, Chunqiu Tian

“…In recent years, with the development of new energy and other technologies, the demand for rare earth is increasing, so various developed countries have launched a rare earth secondary resources comprehensive utilization research work. …”
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Analysis of publications on patient safety: a bibliometric study based on Citespace by GAO Xiao-xing, CHEN Zheng, YANG Ying-ying, PAN Hui

“…Results Organizations distributed in developed countries such as the United States, the United Kingdom accounts for the majority of publications. …”
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Layout of Foreign Industrial Internet Security Industry and Its Enlightenment to China by Li Yangchun, Wang Hailong, Li Yuxiao, Chen Lei, Li Youping

“…The layout of this industry in developed countries and regions is relatively perfect. To strengthen the manufacturing, cyberspace, and digital sectors, the layout of this industry in China needs to be optimized. …”
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Prediction and Analysis of Spatial Sea Area Usage in Liaoning Province by Lianyi ZHOU, Yue ZHAO, Xinyu MA

“…The sea use management measures adopted by developed countries according to different purposes could provide enlightenment to Liaoning Province. …”
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Enlightenment of American medical physics training system to the standardization training of Chinese radiological residents by ZHANG Da-ming, ZHOU Xue-yan, XUE Hua-dan, SUN Hao, SU Tong, JIN Zheng-yu

“…At present, the developed countries represented by the United States have formed a systematic medical physics training system in the process of radiology resident training. …”
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