Another Top Hospital Chief Caught Up in China’s Health Care Corruption Crackdown
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What’s new: The president of Shanghai’s Tongji Hospital has been placed under a graft investigation for “serious violations of discipline and law,” the local graft buster announced Monday without elaboration.
The investigation into Cheng Yingsheng came less than three years after the 58-year-old medical imaging expert became the president of the top hospital affiliated with Tongji University in November 2021.

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- The president of Shanghai’s Tongji Hospital, Cheng Yingsheng, is under investigation for serious violations of discipline and law.
- Cheng's investigation occurs amidst China's broader anti-corruption efforts in the medical sector, targeting over 100 hospital executives since last year.
- High-profile cases include Tian Wei, former president of Beijing Jishuitan Hospital and a member of the Chinese Academy of Engineering, who was also investigated in March.
- November 2021:
- Cheng Yingsheng became the president of Tongji Hospital.
- March 2024:
- Former Beijing Jishuitan Hospital President Tian Wei was caught in a graft investigation.
- By June 24, 2024:
- Cheng Yingsheng was placed under a graft investigation for 'serious violations of discipline and law.'
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