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China, US health experts agree to act together against COVID-19
Leading health experts from China and the United States have agreed during a webinar to act together and follow scientific guidance in the fight against COVID-19, the event's organiser said
San Francisco : Leading health experts from China and the United States have agreed during a webinar to act together and follow scientific guidance in the fight against COVID-19, the event's organiser said.
"They exchanged opinions and reached a very positive conclusion in the end, as Professor Barry Bloom from Harvard said that health care is local, but health research is global. The world must rely on scientific methods to deal with the pandemic.
We must also use scientific methods to find the origin of the virus," said Florence Fang, co-founder of the newly-established, non-profit Global Alliance to Combat COVID-19 (GACC) on Friday, Xinhua news agency reported.
"If we want to win this war against the coronavirus, we must work together globally and not be misled by the misinformation of all kinds. We must listen to scientific information and let science tell us what to do. This is the consensus that we have reached at this webinar," Fang said.
Chinese keynote speakers at the webinar included ZhongNanshan, a renowned respiratory specialist and an academician at the Chinese Academy of Engineering; QiaoJie, president of the Peking University Third Hospital and also an academician at the Chinese Academy of Engineering; and Zhang Wenhong, head of Shanghai's COVID-19 clinical experts team.
They were joined by Barry Bloom, former dean of Harvard T. H. Chan School of Public Health; StenVermund, dean of the Yale School of Public Health; and Brian Bosworth, chief of medicine at New York University Langone Health's Tisch Hospital.
