Soical Responsibility

Amid the COVID-19 pandemic, Asclepius’ Hydrogen-Oxygen Inhaler demonstrated remarkable efficacy in treating severe cases through extensive clinical validation across China and globally. Published SCI-indexed studies confirm that just four hours of inhalation can effectively suppress cytokine storms—a critical breakthrough that prevents organ failure, saves lives, reduces hospital stays, and alleviates pressure on healthcare resources.

Peer-reviewed clinical studies demonstrate that prolonged viral infections can induce cellular damage and semi-apoptotic states (manifesting as pulmonary nodules, thyroid nodules, breast nodules, and other sequelae). The data show that after completing a 3,000-hour hydrogen-oxygen inhalation therapy course, over 80% of patients achieve significant symptomatic improvement. Building on this success, Asclepius’ has partnered with grassroots medical institutions in China's underdeveloped regions to provide complimentary treatment programs for these patients.

Recognized nationwide for its life-saving potential, our technology was officially included in China’s COVID-19 Diagnosis and Treatment Guidelines (7th 8th Editions), as well as the 3rd Edition for Severe and Critical Cases.

To maximize impact, Asclepius made a bold decision: donating 3,000 units (worth approximately 400 million RMB) to frontline hospitals across China, including the emergency-built Leishenshan and Huoshenshan Hospitals. This initiative ensured that critical patients received timely, effective treatment, embodying our commitment to global health and humanitarian responsibility.

At a time when frontline hospitals in China still urgently required hydrogen-oxygen nebulizers for pandemic control, Asclepius recognized the even more severe global crisis of respiratory equipment shortages. Upholding the principle that "lives know no borders," we proactively responded to China's Belt and Road Initiative by donating medical equipment through official channels to strategic partner countries including Russia, Malaysia, Thailand, Vietnam, Cambodia, Pakistan, the Philippines, and Iran.

This initiative not only alleviated critical shortages in local healthcare systems but also established a bridge for international anti-pandemic cooperation through China's innovative medical technology. It represents our solemn commitment to building a global community of health for all mankind.

While China stands as one of the world's most successful nations in literacy advancement, many remote areas—including Guangxi Province—still face economic development challenges. Thanks to national and social investments, rural schools have seen transformative improvements in their educational infrastructure. Yet, sustaining this progress requires long-term commitment. With this vision, Asclepiuis initiated a comprehensive support program for Pingche Primary School, nestled deep in the mountains of Rong County, Guangxi.

Our initiative commenced with the installation of internet infrastructure and a donation of ten computers, providing these mountain-bound children with their first digital gateway to the wider world. To further promote academic achievement, we instituted an annual scholarship program that selects the top five students for an educational trip to Shanghai - China's leading metropolitan center. During this exposure visit, the scholars experience urban living and gain first-hand knowledge of the country's most prestigious universities. The program's outcomes have been transformative: since its launch, the school's higher education admission rates have increased substantially, with several graduates successfully entering Guangxi's most esteemed academic institutions.

However, our efforts extended beyond education. Recognizing transportation as a critical barrier to development, Asclepius invested in the construction of a paved concrete road in Songshan Town, home to Pingche Primary School. This infrastructure project has not only improved school accessibility but also boosted local economic development by connecting this remote community with regional opportunities.