The market for medical supplies has descended into chaos, according to state officials and healthcare leaders. They are begging the federal government to bring order and ensure the United States has...

The United States counts on receiving the vast majority of its medical supplies from China. When Chinese medical supply factories began coming back on line last month, their first priority was their...

Every morning, managers at Dealmed Medical Supplies meet to discuss which customers they can provide with face masks from their dwindling stock. On a recent morning, they decided a local hospital...

China claims that Taiwan's agreement with US is 'kidnapping the health of Taiwan's people'

Staff from Chinese-backed property giant Greenland Group were instructed to source bulk supplies of medical items, including from Sydney, to ship back to China.

A second Chinese property company based in Sydney flew more than 80 tonnes of medical supplies on a corporate jet to Wuhan in late February, at the time coronavirus was devastating the regional city.

Global cases of infection rose above 530,000 and around 24,000 people have died, according to data compiled by Johns Hopkins University.

Mainland Chinese companies are reaping huge profits selling face masks to combat the virus unleashed on the world by the Chinese Communists.

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Chinese dictator Xi Jinping said China intends to increase its manufacturing of pharmaceuticals and medical supplies.

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The Dutch Ministry of Health said on Saturday that it asked hospitals to return 600,000 face masks after they failed to meet safety requirements.

Chinese firms are scrambling to meet global coronavirus test kit demand, but even its manufacturing juggernaut is unable to make enough.

Australian exporters caught shipping face masks, hand sanitiser and other medical supplies overseas during the coronavirus crisis will face five years in jail.

Taiwan dramatically upped its estimate for how much it would spend helping the economy deal with the impact of the coronavirus to $35 billion on Wednesday, and said it would donate 10 million face...

Authorities are seizing faulty Chinese-made face masks and other protective clothing that's being exported to Australia to help halt the spread of coronavirus.

Testing kits which were headed to the UK have been found to be contaminated with coronavirus. The Government has said that it aims to boost the rate of tests to 25,000 every day by the end of April

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Results are available after only 10 to 15 minutes

More than 15,000 workers infected as hospitals struggle with a lack of test kits and protective gear.

China's efforts to rebrand itself as a global leader focused on humanitarian relief has hit a major snag and perhaps revealed Beijing's true intentions behind their public relations blitz. After...

Two million surgical masks purchased from China are substandard and unsafe for hospital use

The Government wants its money back for millions of faulty antibody tests supplied by China. The Department of Health said no tests ordered from Chinese manufacturers passed accuracy checks.

India reports tens of thousands of protective kits donated by China are unusuable because they failed safety tests.

University of Washington School of Medicine had airlifted tens of thousands of kits from Shanghai factory.

Canada's public health authority says around one million KN95 respirators acquired from China have failed to meet federal Covid-19 standards for use by frontline health professionals.

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The shipment was valued at nearly $475,000.