近日，京东健康医疗器械狂飙开新盛典暨2026年度商家大会在北京举行。会上，京东集团SEC委员、京 东健康CEO曹冬表示，京东健康将全面加码投入医疗器械领域，依托扎实的超级供应链基础设施、AI 技术及互联网医疗服务等核心优势，持续构建覆盖全渠道履约、全场景服务、用户全生命周期需求的生 态体系，助力"健康中国2030"战略加速落地。 从最新财报数据看，京东健康业绩增速颇为亮眼，展示出强劲的发展动能。2025年11月13日晚间，京东 健康发布的2025年第三季度业绩报告显示，期内公司实现收入171.2亿元，同比增长28.7%；非国际财务 报告准则指标下(Non-IFRS)净利润为19亿元，同比增长42.4%。 基于此，京东健康对医疗器械品类发展充满信心，已做好加码投入、长期深耕的准备。曹东表示，在 2025年合作基础上，京东健康正逐步成为品牌方最强有力的增长加速引擎和新品首发阵地。同时，平台 将进一步深化线上问诊、到家检测、上门护理等专业服务与医疗器械使用场景的融合，持续拓展医疗垂 类大模型及AI应用，搭建硬件产品互联互通的智能生态。 会上，京东健康还发布2026年医疗器械发展战略，以供给、AI与医疗服务为三大核心 ...

本报（chinatimes.net.cn）记者周南 北京报道 北京奥森公园，每周末的清晨，总有一群跑者如约相聚。队伍中，《奥森日记》作者曹林的身影格外醒 目。多年前，他通过跑步与糖尿病等慢性病顽强抗争；如今，他已成为"百城万人健心跑"连续五届的旗 手。 "合理、规律、科学的运动是促进心理健康的'天然良药'，而'健心跑'正将科学原理转化为可参与、可体 验的赋能活动。"国家心理健康和精神卫生防治中心党委副书记、纪委书记姜雯指出，"健心跑"的创新 实践符合"健康中国2030"战略，呼应了推动健康服务从"以治病为中心"向"以人民健康为中心"的转变。 中国心理卫生协会副理事长钱明进一步指出，"健心跑"走出了一条体卫融合、身心同健的实践之路，既 是一项跑步运动，也是一项心理健康认知的公益活动。他强调，"健心跑"用"迈开腿走出去"的简单方 式，让跑友在运动中释放情绪、学习调压、赋能自我，是一种经济、便捷的"自我心理咨询"。他期 待"健心跑"在未来融合更广泛的专业力量与科技手段，推动其成为一种生活方式与社会时尚。 "跑步是信仰也是尊严"，对于曹林来说，跑步不只给了他一具更健康的身体，更成了心灵的支撑。而像 曹林这样因运动而重 ...

2025年12月18日，"肠道健康全民行"社区健康科普活动在江苏南通启动。本次活动由家庭医生在线、中 国药文化研究会国医国药文化传承分会联合主办，老百姓大药房南通普泽连锁有限公司、老百姓大药房 丰沃达医药科技(江苏)有限公司、南京正大天晴制药有限公司、共同支持。活动围绕肠道健康主题，通 过知识普及、现场检测与专业指导相结合的方式，为社区居民提供系统化公益健康服务，助力"健康中 国"在基层落地。 多方携手，共担健康使命 肠道健康是健康体系的重要组成部分。根据相关调查，我国成年人群中肠道健康问题较为普遍，而定期 进行肠道健康检查的比例仍相对较低。数据显示，我国成人慢性便秘患病率约为4%～6%，60岁以上人 群慢性便秘患病率可达22%；据国家卫健委2024年发布的《中国居民肠道健康白皮书》显示，我国约有 62.3%的成年人存在不同程度的肠道健康问题，仅21.5%的受访者表示会定期进行肠道健康检查。提高 公众对肠道健康的认知水平，推动相关疾病的早期预防与干预，已成为落实"健康中国"战略的重要环 节。 活动致辞环节中，支持单位代表们围绕"肠道健康全民行"的社区意义与企业责任展开分享，体现了多方 力量共同投身健康公益的决 ...

Core Viewpoint - The article emphasizes the importance of scientific weight management, which should focus on reducing excess body fat while maintaining or even increasing muscle mass to protect overall health [5][7]. Group 1: Weight Management "Three Must-Dos" - First, strictly control energy intake by limiting high-energy density foods, particularly those high in sugar and fats [9][10]. - Second, increase the consumption of foods that are low in calories but high in satiety, such as green and dark vegetables, whole grains, and soy products [11]. - Third, for individuals who are solely overweight and prefer staple foods, it is recommended to gradually reduce the amount of staple foods consumed, ideally by half a liang (approximately 25 grams) per week [13]. Group 2: Weight Management "Four Avoidances" - First, avoid eating too quickly; meals should last at least 20 minutes to prevent excessive energy intake [15]. - Second, avoid overeating by developing a habit of eating until 70-80% full [16]. - Third, avoid late-night meals, as they can disrupt the body's biological clock and increase the risk of obesity [17]. - Fourth, avoid excessive snacking or casual eating, as these can contribute significantly to total daily energy intake [18]. Group 3: Weight Management "One Adjustment" - One adjustment is to scientifically arrange the order of meals, starting with low-energy but high-satiety foods before consuming higher-energy foods, which can help reduce overall food and energy intake [19]. Group 4: National Strategy - The National Health Commission of China has initiated a three-year "Weight Management Year" action plan, aiming to significantly enhance public awareness and skills in weight management by 2026, with a target of reducing the annual obesity rate increase by 10% [27].

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the launch of a three-year action plan for weight management in response to China's "Healthy China 2030" strategy, aiming to enhance public awareness and skills in weight management while addressing the rising obesity rates among adults and children in China [5][21]. Group 1: National Health Commission Initiatives - The National Health Commission officially announced the "Weight Management Year" initiative in June 2024, emphasizing the need to promote healthy lifestyles to combat chronic non-communicable diseases, which are significantly influenced by personal habits, diet, and exercise [5]. - Zhang Wenhong, a member of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, highlighted that weight management is closely related to the prevention of chronic diseases, not just weight loss [6]. Group 2: Obesity Statistics and Definitions - The National Health Commission's "Weight Management Guidelines (2024 Edition)" predicts that without effective intervention, the overweight and obesity rates among adults in China could reach 70.5% by 2030, with children's rates potentially hitting 31.8% [8]. - The Body Mass Index (BMI) is identified as a key measure for assessing weight status, with normal values for healthy adults ranging from 18.5 to 24, overweight from 24 to 28, and obesity at 28 and above [9]. Group 3: Dietary Recommendations for Healthy Weight Management - The article references the "Adult Obesity Dietary Guidelines (2024 Edition)" which provides eight specific dietary recommendations for effective weight management, including controlling total energy intake and maintaining a balanced diet [11][12]. - Specific dietary suggestions include incorporating whole grains, prioritizing low-calorie vegetables and fruits, choosing white meat over red meat, ensuring adequate dairy and legume intake, and adopting healthier cooking methods [13].

Core Viewpoint - The Chinese massage and foot therapy industry is experiencing significant growth and structural upgrades, driven by the "Healthy China 2030" strategy and increasing health awareness among the public, with the market expected to exceed 730 billion by 2026 and online user penetration surpassing 45% [1][2]. Market Size and Trends - By 2026, the user base in the massage and foot therapy industry is projected to reach nearly 250 million, with order volume approaching 30 billion and transaction value exceeding 730 billion [2]. - The industry has entered a stable and mature development phase, with online platforms becoming a crucial part of its growth [2]. Industry Development and Growth - The therapeutic wellness segment is becoming the growth engine of the industry, fueled by aging population demands, chronic disease management, and a shift in consumer focus from relaxation to proactive health maintenance [6][10]. Market Concentration - The therapeutic wellness market remains fragmented, but leading brands in high-tier cities are expanding rapidly, resulting in an increase in market concentration, with the top 10 brands' order share rising from 9.8% in 2020 to 13.5% in 2025 [10][13]. Store Growth Distribution - The number of therapeutic wellness stores is growing rapidly, with first-tier and new first-tier cities averaging a growth rate of around 20%, while second-tier and lower-tier cities are experiencing even higher growth rates of 26.9% and 44.1%, respectively [15]. User Characteristics - The user base is increasingly female and younger, with diverse needs driving sustained growth in the industry. Women are particularly focused on health maintenance and are more likely to engage in therapeutic services [38][57]. Female-Friendly Services - The upgrade of environments and services to be more female-friendly is creating a therapeutic and social experience that meets women's needs for safety, comfort, and privacy [41]. Consumption Trends - There is a noticeable trend of increased user frequency, with users making three or more transactions contributing significantly to the industry's gross transaction value (GTV) [47]. Project Preferences - Women primarily prefer therapeutic projects such as massage and foot therapy, with a notable inclination towards combinations like massage plus moxibustion for enhanced effects [66]. Purchase Experience - Female users often make their first therapeutic experience by directly visiting stores, while younger women (90s and 00s) are more inclined to use online group purchases and visit in groups [80]. Consumer Spending - Female users' single transaction spending is concentrated in the range of 100-299 yuan, with an average spending of 254 yuan on therapeutic projects, slightly higher than the overall average [85]. Repurchase Behavior - Nearly half of female users choose to repurchase from the same store due to the ability to negotiate service combinations and discounts, while around 40% opt for online repurchases due to price advantages [87]. Satisfaction Factors - Key factors influencing female user satisfaction include the skill of the therapists, the effectiveness of the service, and the comfort of the store environment [95].

Core Points - The China Association of Market Information and Research - Alcoholic Drinks Committee (CAMIR-ADC) was officially established on November 4, 2025, marking the first professional organization in China focused on information research and data analysis in the alcoholic beverage industry [2][5] - The establishment aims to inject new momentum into the high-quality development of the alcoholic beverage industry in China, serving as a professional information bridge across the entire industry chain [5][6] Summary by Sections Establishment and Leadership - The establishment ceremony was attended by leaders from the China Market Information Research Association, government officials, industry guests, and media representatives, highlighting the significance of this milestone event [2][4] - The newly elected president, Chen Gang, and secretary-general, Wang Kun, received their certificates, confirming the committee's legal status and authority [4] Mission and Objectives - The committee's mission is articulated through four key points: strong platform capabilities, a broad stage for the beverage industry, deep professional engagement, and positive social contributions [4] - The five main tasks outlined by Secretary-General Wang Kun include industry analysis and research, information services and statistics, cultural heritage and exchange, standard formulation and promotion, and enterprise support [4][5] Core Functions - CAMIR-ADC focuses on six core functions: 1. Conducting in-depth research on market operations, consumption trends, and brand value, and establishing production and circulation index systems [5] 2. Promoting the formulation of industry standards in collaboration with industry stakeholders [5] 3. Building an information-sharing platform and promoting the application of technologies like artificial intelligence in brewing and market research [5] 4. Researching the relationship between alcohol consumption and health, providing scientific consultations [5] 5. Advocating for self-regulation and promoting a healthy drinking culture [5] 6. Undertaking commissioned research projects for government and enterprises [5][6] Industry Impact - The establishment of CAMIR-ADC is seen as a necessary step for the alcoholic beverage industry to adapt to the digital economy and the "Healthy China 2030" strategy, fostering a more cohesive and higher-quality development environment [6]

Core Viewpoint - Varian Medical's participation in the China International Import Expo (CIIE) alongside Siemens Healthineers highlights its commitment to innovation and collaboration in cancer treatment, aiming to create a "world without fear of cancer" [1][2]. Group 1: Strategic Collaboration and Innovation - Varian Medical has participated in the CIIE for eight consecutive years, emphasizing the importance of this national open platform for showcasing its innovations [1]. - The joint exhibition with Siemens Healthineers represents a strategic collaboration aimed at transforming diagnostic and treatment models through the integration of imaging and radiation therapy [1][2]. Group 2: Response to Aging Population - The aging population in China presents new challenges for cancer prevention and treatment, but it also creates opportunities for technological innovation [2]. - Varian's technologies and equipment are designed to enhance diagnostic efficiency, precision, and accessibility, addressing the healthcare needs of an aging society [2][3]. Group 3: Commitment to Local Market - Varian expresses strong confidence in the Chinese market, aligning its mission with the government's priority on public health [3]. - The company plans to deepen its engagement in China, collaborating with local suppliers, research institutions, and industry partners to promote high-quality development in the radiation therapy sector [3][4]. Group 4: Supply Chain and Localization - Varian collaborates with over 50 local suppliers and approximately 30,000 supply chain employees in China, focusing on local procurement and supporting suppliers in technological upgrades [3]. - The company aims to enhance the capabilities and competitiveness of local suppliers through technical guidance and joint research and development [3][5]. Group 5: Opportunities from National Planning - The "14th Five-Year Plan" presents unprecedented development opportunities for medical technology companies, emphasizing the need to strengthen grassroots healthcare institutions [4][5]. - Varian's strategy aligns with the plan's goals, as it seeks to promote the widespread adoption of precision radiation therapy technologies and empower local hospitals [4][5].

Core Insights - The article discusses the evolving dietary consumption patterns in Chinese families, particularly focusing on the "New Consumption Era" driven by health awareness and efficiency demands in the context of the "Healthy China 2030" strategy [1][5][19]. Group 1: Background and Context - The prevalence of overweight and obesity among the population has reached 50.7%, prompting a shift in dietary needs from merely "eating well" to "precisely catering to the family" while balancing efficiency and a sense of ritual [1][5]. - The report highlights the emergence of the "New Consumption Era" family, primarily consisting of individuals born in the 1980s and 1990s, who prioritize health, quality, and efficiency in their dietary choices [1][19]. Group 2: Key Trends in Dietary Consumption - Four major shifts in consumption patterns are identified: 1. From "personal preferences" to "family adaptation" 2. From "passive acceptance" to "active planning" 3. From "functional consumption" to "emotional consumption" 4. From "traditional procurement" to "technology-enabled" solutions for precise health management [5][6]. - The report indicates that over 53% of families in first-tier or new first-tier cities prefer low-fat and low-calorie foods, reflecting a stronger health consciousness in these areas [20]. Group 3: Economic and Demographic Insights - Among the "New Consumption Era" families, 78.5% have a monthly income exceeding 10,000 yuan, with 36.0% earning between 10,000 to 20,000 yuan, indicating a willingness to pay a premium for quality ingredients [21]. - The primary decision-makers in dietary choices are predominantly women aged 26-40, who account for 50% of the decision-making demographic [24]. Group 4: Consumer Behavior and Preferences - The report categorizes "New Consumption Era" families into three personas: "Health Management Control," "Efficiency Lifestyle," and "Exquisite Experience," each exhibiting distinct dietary preferences and behaviors [31]. - A significant 82% of families prioritize checking ingredient labels when purchasing food, reflecting a heightened awareness of health and safety [84]. Group 5: Future Trends and Innovations - The future of dietary consumption is expected to focus on sustainability, convenience, quality, and scenario-based consumption, driven by technological advancements and supply chain innovations [145][147]. - Consumers are increasingly looking for personalized dietary solutions, with 64.8% expressing interest in AI-driven nutrition planning and smart kitchen devices [147][148].

Core Insights - The event "High-Quality Workplace Health Management Pilot Work (Shanghai) Presentation" was successfully held to promote the implementation of high-quality workplace health management in Shanghai, aiming to create replicable models for the Healthy China strategy [1][4][20] Group 1: Leadership and Strategic Importance - The meeting highlighted the significance of integrating health management into workplace settings as a response to the rising prevalence of chronic diseases and occupational health risks in China [6][20] - The project emphasizes a shift from traditional medical approaches to a more proactive health management model, focusing on risk prevention and personalized interventions [6][10] Group 2: Implementation Framework - The "High-Quality Workplace Health Management Pilot Work Plan" was presented, stressing the need for health management to be part of corporate strategy to enhance organizational competitiveness [8][10] - The implementation plan includes a comprehensive framework with a four-level structure, service standards, and a digital health management platform to provide personalized health services [10][12] Group 3: Case Studies and Best Practices - A case study from China Railway Shanghai Group showcased a successful health management model that integrates prevention, precise strategies, and full employee participation, achieving a 100% health check rate and a 3.4% reduction in high-risk health indicators [12][13] - China Ping An shared insights on the challenges faced in building healthy workplaces and emphasized the importance of a unified standard and collaborative efforts to create a high-quality health workplace benchmark [15][16] Group 4: Future Directions and Engagement - The meeting concluded with a call for active participation in the upcoming national conference to further promote workplace health management initiatives [20]