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Self-Taught Traditional Chinese Medicine nearly Drives Man to Madness

A bizarre incident in Wuhan, Hubei Province, has sent shockwaves through the medical community, as a 53-year-old man, identified as Mr. Jin, was diagnosed with drug-related brain disease after attempting to treat himself with traditional Chinese medicine. Mr. Jin had been studying traditional Chinese medicine for a year and decided to take matters into his own hands when he developed symptoms of a scalp condition, self-diagnosing himself with "cowhide psoriasis" based on online descriptions.

Tech

China Cracks Down on WeChat Use in Government Offices Amid Security Concerns

The widespread use of WeChat for office work among civil servants in China has become a pressing concern, as it poses significant risks to confidentiality and security. While WeChat has improved work efficiency, particularly in file transmission, many work files are not suitable for transmission via the platform, leading to numerous instances of confidential information leaks due to office work violations. These breaches have resulted in severe consequences, highlighting the need for stricter guidelines and oversight.

News & Politics

Bison Meets Tragic End in Scalding Hot Spring at Yellowstone National Park

A horrific incident occurred at Yellowstone National Park when a bison fell into a hot spring, resulting in its agonizing death. The event was witnessed by a female tourist from Colorado who had been visiting the park. The bison, which had been standing near the Grand Prismatic Spring, suddenly lost its footing and tumbled into the scalding waters. Despite its desperate struggles to escape, the bison ultimately succumbed to the extreme heat, which was estimated to be around 89°C (192°F).