Ren Minghui's research while affiliated with National Health and Family Planning Commission for the PRC and other places

... 19 There are also demands for truly needs-driven R&D that delivers adequate health technologies for unmet or new medical needs, such as antimicrobial resistance and emerging infectious diseases (including Ebola, Zika, and COVID-19). 20 In recent years, we have also begun seeing instances of pharmaceutical companies choosing to not register or sell their product in some countries because doing so is not financially attractive enough, despite clear medical needs and demand for the product. 21 This supply control by companies over where to make products available has become a daily reality with COVID-19 vaccines and other medical technologies needed for pandemic control. ...

... Third, the country has both benefited from, and contributed to, global health cooperation on malaria elimination. As in other areas, China has leveraged collaborations with external agencies, such as the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria, to actively develop its domestic systems and capacities [8]. However, as China's domestic malaria elimination efforts has progressed, so has global health collaboration, initially with neighboring countries in Southeast Asia and subsequently with some countries from Africa. ...

... China has always been a strong advocate and practitioner of global health, and has demonstrated a firm commitment to its improvement [1]. One of the aims of China's "Belt and Road Initiative" was to improve the health of the populations of the countries alongside [2]. ...

... Moreover, the BRICS countries plan to launch a communicable disease surveillance system to share epidemic data and information to prevent pandemics and control outbreaks in a better way. BRICS built the BRICS Vaccine Research Centre in 2021 and committed to delivering vaccines as a global public good and increasing equity in access [49]. The BRICS countries also established the BRICS Committee for International Cooperation in Health (BCICH), which aims to promote academic exchanges in the field of traditional medicine among medical personnel from BRICS countries [50]. ...