12月23日，清华大学中国新型城镇化研究院发布《清华城市健康指数2025》年度报告。 据课题组介绍，"清华城市健康指数2025"根据城区人口规模将城市划分为大城市组(89个)与中小城市组(207个)，依托多源健康大 数据展开评估。评价体系涵盖健康服务、健康产业、健康行为、健康设施、健康环境、健康效用6大版块(一级指标)，下设16个评 价领域、39个具体项目，指数分值越高代表城市健康状况越好。 报告显示，健康产业与健康行为的高质量发展已成为大、中小组头部城市的共同特征。大城市组中，北京、杭州、上海、南京、 厦门位居第一梯队，其中杭州在健康设施、服务与产业方面表现突出，超越上海升至第二位。中小城市组中，湖州、金华、衢 州、通化、威海位列前五。从城市群来看，长三角、珠三角、海峡西岸、京津冀和辽中南五大城市群稳居第一梯队。 在医疗信息化领域，市场供给呈现集聚特征：北京、上海、成都、沈阳、乌鲁木齐承担超半数项目；从需求侧来看，浙江、四 川、广东、北京和山东是医疗健康智能化项目落地最为活跃的省份。 指数2025排名前十城市及其板块排名 指数2025排名前五城市群及其一级板块均分 随着数字经济、运动经济与城市发展的不断融合 ...

体重管理这件事，立法了。 12月18日，杭州市人大常委会召开新闻发布会通报，《杭州市全民健康促进条例》（简称《条例》）经 浙江省人大常委会批准，将于明年1月1日起正式施行。至此，杭州成为全国首个聚焦全民健康促进实现 地方立法的城市。 早在去年6月，国家卫生健康委等16个部门启动了"体重管理年"活动。今年全国两会期间，国家卫健委 主任雷海潮在记者会上再次提到了体重管理，并表示将持续推进"体重管理年"行动，推动政府、行业、 单位和个人落实好四方责任。 此番，杭州率先以立法形式管理居民体重，也是"国家开始喊你减肥"的又一次实践。 网球爱好 者在杭州奥体中心网球中心室外健身场地练习网球（资料图）。中新社记者 王刚 摄 从推动健康公共服务设施建设，到鼓励餐饮业减盐、减脂、减糖，从提出"迈开腿"等要求，到提供健康 管理服务，将要实施的《条例》从与百姓生活息息相关的多个维度对接健康需求。 管住嘴，迈开腿 《条例》提出"合理膳食、适量运动、健康体重"等行动要求，助力全民健康素养提升。鼓励食品生产 者、食品经营者、餐饮服务提供者、用人单位共同参与减盐、减脂、减糖等健康饮食行动，通过信息标 识、开设专柜、单位食堂开设"三减"窗口 ...

Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the articles highlights the advancements in healthcare services in Nantong, focusing on improving elderly care, integrating innovative medical technologies, and enhancing healthcare accessibility [1][2][7][8] Group 2 - Nantong has launched the "Disability and Dementia Prevention Intervention Course," which has benefited over 500 elderly individuals across 18 communities, showcasing a significant improvement in their health conditions [1] - The city has established a regional demonstration medical innovation platform, emphasizing the integration of basic research with clinical innovation and collaboration with educational institutions [2] - The implementation of an AI diagnostic platform has significantly reduced the time for detecting bone density abnormalities, demonstrating the effectiveness of technology in clinical settings [3] Group 3 - Nantong's digital regulatory platform has enhanced the monitoring of healthcare institutions, generating over 124,000 prescription warnings and ensuring timely responses to potential issues [4] - The establishment of a "Cardiac Network" in Hai'an has improved emergency response times for cardiac patients, with over 27,000 ECG diagnoses completed [5][6] Group 4 - The collaboration between Nantong's traditional Chinese medicine hospital and local health service centers has improved access to herbal medicine, serving over 1,500 residents [7] - The city is exploring the addition of nursing homes in grassroots medical institutions to meet the rising demand for integrated medical and nursing care [8] - Nantong aims to create a healthcare system that is more reliable, effective, and satisfactory for the public, with a focus on enhancing the quality of medical facilities [8]

Core Insights - The construction of green spaces in residential areas should be based on a green coverage rate of over 30%, with the addition of water features to enhance health benefits [1][2][3] - Urbanization in China is accelerating, with a projected urbanization rate exceeding 70% by 2030, making the resolution of urban health issues critical for the Healthy China strategy [1] - The report emphasizes the significant correlation between the quantity and accessibility of blue-green spaces and residents' health, highlighting the need for equitable distribution [2][3] Group 1 - The report suggests that the construction of blue-green spaces in residential areas can significantly improve various dimensions of health and life satisfaction, particularly when water features are included [3] - Accessibility to green spaces around residential areas is a key indicator affecting residents' health, while the accessibility of blue spaces mainly influences life satisfaction [3] - The report advocates for urban green space renewal to incorporate natural water bodies, creating more riverside open spaces to enhance residents' landscape experience [3] Group 2 - The Beijing Health Report calls for systematic governance to protect natural ecological foundations and enhance ecological safety resilience [5] - It emphasizes the need to expand urban green space and improve the quality of ecological services in urban and rural areas [5] - The report highlights the importance of creating garden-style public spaces to enhance the well-being of residents [5]