The need to reach rural dwellers with medical care spurred a world-acclaimed innovation in China. Its adoption of internet hospitals has revolutionised the global health sector and set a precedent for all-inclusive healthcare delivery.

The acute respiratory syndrome epidemic of 2003 left an indelible and painful memory in China, which fuelled an aggressive drive to invest in primary health-care institutions. While these local facilities are fast increasing, there’s still a huge gap to be filled, to cater to the country’s 1.4-billion population. That’s where internet hospitals come in.

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Good for China. In Naija.... Even if half of Naija should start dying, our government will not focus on health care. They will only upgrade the wards they and their children will be admitted into, and as soon as they stabilise, they will fly to London leaving the rest of Nigeria to die in peace