Healthcare

KPMG released its 2025 Patient Program Survey Report at the China International Import Expo (CIIE), focusing on the current state of patient support programs and directions for improvement, and calling for multiple stakeholders to work together to build a multi-layered patient protection ecosystem. The report gives pharmaceutical companies, insurers, and medical institutions survey-based evidence for improving patient services. In healthcare, questions of policy and trust ultimately come down to ordinary people's experience of seeking care.

Chinese title: 毕马威发布《2025年患者项目调研报告》

MyDrivers rounds up the latest survey findings on laser eye surgery, focusing on how people who had the procedure are doing afterward — their vision and their satisfaction. The survey offers real-world feedback for anyone considering the surgery, though individual results vary widely, and the decision still requires professional eye exams and a doctor's advice. In healthcare, questions of policy and trust ultimately come down to ordinary people's experience of seeking care.

Chinese title: 做了近视激光手术的人后来怎样了：最新调查结果出炉

KFF analysis notes that Medicare's proposed cut to 340B drug payments would hit safety-net hospitals serving low-income communities hardest, while for-profit hospitals would benefit. The piece lays out the distributional effects of the change and the responses of different kinds of hospitals. In healthcare, questions of policy and trust ultimately come down to ordinary people's experience of seeking care.

Chinese title: 医保削减340B药品支付，将冲击安全网医院、利好营利医院

KFF continues to track the status of state decisions on Medicaid expansion, compiling lists of states that have implemented it, adopted it but not yet implemented it, and still have not expanded. It is a baseline reference for observing gaps in U.S. health coverage and the policy divergence among states. The topic is highly technical, and specific decisions should be checked against the formal documents of authoritative bodies.

Chinese title: 各州医疗补助扩张决定现状

KFF's tracker continuously updates the list of countries that have signed bilateral global health cooperation memoranda with the United States under the America First MOU, as well as how each agreement is progressing. By gathering scattered official information into a single table, the tracker has become one of the most frequently cited tools for observing the shift in U.S. global health policy.

Chinese title: KFF追踪：美国优先备忘录下的双边全球卫生协议

KFF's brief assesses how the use of race in clinical decision-making tools has evolved in recent years. A growing number of tools are removing race-based corrections, and the brief examines the progress of this movement and its actual effects on equity in care — an issue at the frontier of how medical algorithms are governed.

Chinese title: 从临床决策工具中移除种族因素：进展与影响评估

KFF's data dashboard analyzes the weight that health care costs and other health policy issues carried in voters' decisions in the 2026 midterm elections. The dashboard compiles polling and voting data from multiple states to help readers understand the extent to which health issues shaped the results of this election.

Chinese title: 医疗保健在2026年中期选举中的角色

KFF's analysis shows that the availability of Medicare Advantage prescription drug plans for 2027 varies enormously from county to county across the United States, and the number of plans enrollees can choose from is closely tied to where they live. This county-level data reveals the uneven supply in the U.S. market for health coverage for older adults.

Chinese title: 2027年医保优势计划的可得性因县而异、差异巨大

The Global Wellness Institute's report looks at aging well from a cross-country perspective, comparing what older adults in different countries value most — in health, engagement, and financial security — and providing a reference for aging policy and the silver economy. In healthcare, questions of policy and trust ultimately come down to ordinary people's experience of seeking care.

Chinese title: 跨国视角：如何更好地老去，什么最重要

A U.S. survey finds that Americans are wary of using artificial intelligence in medical care and insurance claims. A lack of trust is a real obstacle to deploying AI in healthcare and insurance, and organizations promoting it need to explain their data and decision-making more transparently. For people working in healthcare, this kind of research and policy development is worth factoring into compliance and product planning.

Chinese title: 美国人对AI用于医疗与保险理赔持谨慎态度

KFF's data dashboard examines the impact of the abortion issue on voters' decisions in four states in the 2026 midterm elections, bringing together the relevant polling data. Abortion has been one of the central issues in recent U.S. elections, and this data helps show how its mobilizing effect differed from state to state.

Chinese title: 2026年选票上的堕胎议题：四州选民民调洞察

CB Insights' report shows that digital health companies raised $7.7 billion in 546 deals in the third quarter. Funding held steady but the number of deals declined, with large rounds lifting the total — including Neko Health's $700 million Series C. The trend of capital concentrating among top companies continues to strengthen across health technology.

Chinese title: CB Insights：2026年三季度数字健康全景