Global enterprises taking part in third CIIE

Medical equipment and healthcare products

The medical equipment and healthcare products section, with a planned exhibition area of 60,000 sq m, boasts nearly 340 exhibitors, among which more than 70 are Fortune Global 500 and industry leaders. The actual exhibition area far exceeds the planned figure, according to the CIIE Bureau.

The section focuses on demonstrating pharmaceutical products, healthcare facilities, and eldercare and healthcare products and services.

Some highlights:

· A public health and epidemic prevention subsection was established to promote communication between governments and enterprises.

· Top-notch products from leading players are on display, making the area a cluster of key industries in the field.

· The expo organizers have spared no effort to improve service and satisfaction among enterprises.

Public health and epidemic prevention subsection

As the COVID-19 pandemic remains a global challenge, the organizers have set up a subsection focused on public health and epidemic prevention that displays products such as testing devices, ventilators and personal preventative equipment. Forty-eight exhibitors signed up for the special section, which covers more than 12,000 sq m.

What to see

GE

GE Healthcare is displaying a virtual care solution that integrates data from multiple monitoring systems and devices to provide a real-time, comprehensive view of patients' status in a single display, among other products.

AbbVie

It is AbbVie's debut at the annual CIIE. The company's booth features an AbbVie Innovation Lab that showcases its latest portfolio in areas such as immunology, oncology and neuroscience.

Boehringer Ingelheim

The German pharmaceutical company is demonstrating its latest achievements in healthcare including efforts in containing COVID-19. A vaccine for swine flu, developed in China, is also on display.

Danaher Corporation

Danaher is displaying its latest COVID-19 nucleic acid test kit at the 2020 CIIE. The new test kit is called Xpert Xpress SARS-CoV-2.