More than 60% of breast cancer patients in Taiwan reported chronic emotional stress before diagnosis, according to a new survey. Experts highlight the biological link between stress and tumor growth, calling for holistic care in cancer treatment.
Taiwan’s MOTC plans to treat unlicensed driving like drunk driving, with harsher penalties, unlimited fines, and vehicle impoundment amid a rise in fatal crashes. Learn how this landmark law could reshape road safety.
Guam Governor Lourdes A. Leon Guerrero begins her first official visit to Taiwan to boost cooperation in tourism, trade, agriculture, and healthcare. The week-long trip signals Taiwan's growing use of subnational diplomacy.
Over 100 protestors rallied in Taipei demanding stricter driver license renewal policies and improved pedestrian infrastructure after a deadly car crash in Sanxia. Advocates call for age-neutral driving tests and safer sidewalks near schools.
President Lai Ching-te reaffirms Taiwan’s commitment to joining the WHO and WHA despite budget constraints and global shifts. With over 40 diplomatic engagements and strong international support, Taiwan demonstrates why its participation is essential to global health.
Dozens of students protested Taiwan's Ministry of Education over proposed mobile phone rules in schools, demanding real participation in policymaking. Learn the full story with original insights and analysis.
Taiwan's CEC approves a referendum on restarting the Maanshan Nuclear Power Plant but rejects a death penalty proposal, sparking opposition backlash and legal debate. Here’s a detailed breakdown of the political and legal dynamics.
Chinese man apprehended after swimming to Taiwan’s Dadan Island amid cognitive warfare fears. Coast Guard raises security concerns over China’s psychological tactics.
Taiwan braces for a major COVID-19 surge as officials project over 100,000 medical visits per week by June. Vaccination urged, with new oral drug Xocova approved. Read full details and expert insights.
A 78-year-old unlicensed man caused a serious multi-vehicle crash near Taipei's Presidential Office on May 23, injuring eight. The incident renews urgent debate on elderly driver regulations and road safety enforcement.
