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EDAN Highlights Commitment to Global Health at GHF 2025 Satellite Symposium, a Side Event of the World Health Assembly

Edan Instruments, Inc. Took part in the 2025 Satellite Symposium of the Geneva Health Forum, which was held as an ancillary event to the World Health Assembly on May 20 in Geneva.
The event, jointly hosted by Tsinghua University and the University of Geneva, examined how advancements in Chinese medical technology are contributing to improved healthcare access in low- and middle-income countries.
At the Geneva Health Forum 2025, EDAN's Co-Founder Xicheng Xie presented insights from the company's 30 years of experience in creating accessible medical technologies, such as their handheld ultrasound devices designed to enhance prenatal care in underserved, resource-constrained areas.
EDAN has established 22 subsidiaries worldwide, deploying nearly 1,000 ultrasound devices annually through NGO partnerships supporting maternal health, portable diagnostics, and ultrasound programs in LMICs.
EDAN’s mission to deliver value-driven innovation that matters, especially for underserved communities, drives continuous product improvement and strengthens local engagement globally.

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GENEVA, May 25, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Edan Instruments, Inc. (300206.SZ), a leading global medical device company, participated in the Geneva Health Forum (GHF) 2025 Satellite Symposium, held as a side event of the World Health Assembly (WHA). Titled "China's Medical…

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