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US-China Health Relations During COVID-19: Insights from Past Collaborations and Future Consideratit of the SARS pandemic, the U.S. CDC began working closely with the Chinese CDC on pandemic preparedness. Soon after, a CDC Global AIDS Program office in Beijing was established that worked closely with the Chinese government on its newly launched domestic AIDS response. U.S.-China health collaborat

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Contested Narratives: The COVID-19 Origins Debate and Its Implications for U.S.-China Relations,lies the question of whether the pandemic resulted from a lab leak or a zoonotic spillover. This chapter delves deep into the politicization of the origins debate and its repercussions for bilateral ties. It unpacks the divergent narratives in both countries, shedding light on how domestic politics

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Reconnecting Students and Academics in Post-pandemic U.S.-China Relations, because of and coinciding with the pandemic, combined with China’s isolation under its “Zero COVID” policy to create a nearly impenetrable barrier between the countries. Today, public health risks have largely abated, but political risks have not. People in the United States and China are seeking w

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America Through the Eyes of Chinese Youth During COVID-19,nteractions, impacting vital person-to-person domains like education, tourism, and the arts. A significant outcome of this evolving landscape has been the reshaping of perceptions within China concerning the U.S. This transformation is particularly pronounced among the younger generation of Chinese

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