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IHS: Hospital overcrowding spurs medical opportunities in China
The rapid expansion of healthcare spending in China has led to improved healthcare facilities and increased patient access. As a result, pressure on large metropolitan hospitals has intensified, and overcrowding is now increasingly common in large hospitals, according to a research brief by industry analyst Benjamin Niu of IHS.
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