Group 1 - The roundtable discussion focused on the theme "Health China: Prevention First - Protecting Adults from Immunity Gaps and High-Risk Infectious Diseases" and highlighted the seasonal increase in respiratory diseases during flu season, along with the potential risks of emerging infectious diseases [1] - Diabetes patients in China, which number over 230 million, have a 60% increased risk of developing shingles compared to the general population, indicating a dangerous interplay between diabetes and shingles [1] - The study revealed that 24% of diabetes patients experience worsened blood sugar control after contracting shingles, creating a vicious cycle that severely impacts their quality of life [1] Group 2 - The community health service center in Beijing has implemented an integrated outpatient model for preventive vaccinations, where nurses provide pre-visit health guidance and issue an "integrated health passport" to manage chronic disease status [2]