An 11-year-old boy in China developed vitiligo after being slapped by a teacher for incomplete homework at Yifu Primary ...

What exactly causes vitiligo is not clear, but experts say that environmental stress factors can contribute to its onset.

A school in China is investigating an incident in which a mother claims her son now has vitiligo after a teacher slapped him ...

Justin Lin Yifu is a professor of economics at Peking University and former chief economist at the World Bank. His theory of ...

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Some 85% of private enterprises will struggle to survive over the next three months, writes Prof Justin Yifu Lin of Peking University, citing a Tsinghua University survey in March. "Bankruptcy of ...

F&D profiles Justin Yifu Lin, the first World Bank Chief Economist from a developing or emerging economy At a reception earlier this year to mark the end of Justin Yifu Lin’s tenure as chief economist ...

A theater production about the life story of the legendary Peking opera artist Mei Lanfang will be presented at BOCOM New ...

The lead spot went to Huaan Yifu Gold ETF (SHA:518880), whose holdings increased by 7.4 MT. Other Asian funds on the list ...

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A mother in China claimed her son now has vitiligo, a chronic autoimmune condition that results in patches of skin losing pigment, after a teacher slapped the boy in the face for not doing homework.

Read More View Book Add to Cart The Quest for Prosperity: How Developing Economies Can Take Off - Updated Edition Justin Yifu Lin Justin Yifu Lin's groundbreaking account of how developing countries ...