The Chinese healthcare industry is struggling to keep up with its burgeoning population growth as many doctors are overworked. In a bid to offer a more efficient and streamlined process, clinicians are adopting AI to help diagnose people, while also giving them some much-needed credibility.

Over a fifth of Britons have used search engines to diagnose a medical condition, whether that’s because they can’t get a GP’s appointment or due to ‘cyber-chondria’. Aiming to ease anxieties and provide fast, accurate advice is Ada, an AI-assisted app that gives users more control over their health.

The number of people Googling symptoms and diagnosing themselves has reached worrying proportions, with 20% of Brits now turning to the web rather than visiting a GP.Be Your Own Doctoris a new programme from Channel 4 that wants to help viewers navigate this potentially confusing world.

Financial investment was once the top priority among HNWIs in China – but times are changing. Now, they're pouring money into healthcare. As young millionaires with strong family ties see their parents and grandparents grow older, they’re investing funds into their care.