SLOW LIFE IN CHENGDUMEDICAL CARE · CHINA

Modern medicine in China

Understand your options. Choose your next step.

When you are considering care in China, your questions and priorities are the starting point. Share a medical summary and relevant records to help us coordinate suitable specialist enquiries nationwide. You can explore the proposed next steps before deciding whether to travel.

Illustrative consultation setting; no hospital partnership is implied.
Illustrative consultation setting; no hospital partnership is implied.
Specialist enquiries across China
Your condition and priorities guide the enquiry
Next steps explained by email

Specialty

What would help you most?

A second opinion, further tests, treatment assessment or rehabilitation: choose the area closest to your needs. If you are unsure, we can help identify the relevant specialty.

Whether you need clarity on a diagnosis or wish to explore treatment options, start with the questions that matter to you. We coordinate enquiries with suitable hospitals and specialists across China, taking your condition, language and travel needs into account.

RESEARCH & YOUR OPTIONS

Medical advances in China: understand the possibilities

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CAR-T cell therapy research

The multicentre CARTIFAN-1 phase II study in China reported responses to cilta-cel in previously treated multiple myeloma. This specialist treatment can cause serious adverse effects and requires strict eligibility assessment.

JCO · CARTIFAN-1 · 2023
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Innovative targeted medicines

Zanubrutinib, developed by BeiGene, received US FDA approval for CLL/SLL in 2023. Its international development illustrates China’s contribution to blood-cancer medicines; an oncologist must assess individual suitability.

FDA · Zanubrutinib · 2023
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Evidence for minimally invasive cancer surgery

The CLASS-01 randomised trial at 14 Chinese centres supported laparoscopic distal gastrectomy for selected patients with locally advanced gastric cancer. Three-year disease-free survival met its prespecified noninferiority criterion versus open surgery. Suitability depends on stage and an experienced surgical team.

JAMA · CLASS-01 · 2019

The receiving hospital confirms the specialist, appointment, eligibility and itemised costs. Research achievements do not guarantee access or an outcome. Clinical care is provided by licensed medical institutions.

A CLOSER LOOK · CHENGDU

Could proton therapy be worth exploring for you?

If you are comparing cancer treatment options, a radiation oncology assessment can help you understand whether proton therapy is relevant to your situation.

Sichuan Cancer Hospital · Tianfu Campus

Proton Therapy Center

Understand availability before planning a trip

The hospital reported completion of treatment in its clinical study in January 2026. Its June 2026 update described full clinical operation as forthcoming. Current availability, eligibility, timing and fees must be confirmed with the hospital before travel.

Information checked on 15 September 2026

Compare options for your particular condition

Proton therapy is a form of radiation treatment. In suitable plans, it may reduce radiation exposure to some healthy tissues. A specialist needs to compare likely benefits, side effects and alternatives using your diagnosis, tumour location and previous treatment.

Understand radiation therapy · NCI

What helps a specialist assess your options?

  • Diagnosis, pathology and recent imaging reports
  • Previous surgery, medicines and any radiotherapy plan
  • The question you most want answered, and your priorities
Ask about a proton therapy assessment

This is an independent coordination service. Listing the centre does not establish a hospital partnership or an appointment.

Modern medicine in China

Know what happens next

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Share what matters to you

Leave an email, a brief medical history and your main questions so your enquiry can be directed appropriately.

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Explore suitable specialist care

With your consent, we identify a relevant specialty and coordinate a hospital response based on your records.

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Decide before you travel

We explain the proposed next steps by email. Before deciding to travel, confirm the provider, appointment and itemised costs.

Start with the questions that matter to you

An email, a brief medical summary and your main questions help us understand what support you need. Attach relevant reports if you have them; you can also add records after our email reply. Sending an enquiry does not make a booking.

Your contact details
Please provide an email address or phone number so we can reply.
What support do you need?
Dates are flexible
Start with your main concern. Add your diagnosis or symptoms, relevant test dates and results, previous treatment and current medicines. This helps direct your enquiry. We will explain by email which further records are needed. Please leave out identity numbers and passwords.
You might want to clarify a diagnosis, discuss surgery, compare treatment options or plan rehabilitation. Begin with your main question, then tell us what matters most to you.
PDF, JPG or PNG. Up to 5 files, 5 MB each, 10 MB total. Include relevant report dates; cover identity numbers, home addresses and unrelated information. We will explain how to share large scans or DICOM files by email.
You can provide further records after our email reply.

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For planned care. If you are acutely unwell, contact local emergency services. Do not wait for a website reply.

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