111 Unveils New Video on What the Internet Could Do for the Health Management of Aging

111, Inc., a leading integrated online and offline healthcare platform, announced the release of the third episode in its 111 Insight series. The title announced , What the Internet Could Do for the Health Management of Aging, is hosted by Mr. Junling Liu, Chairman and CEO of 111, Inc. Mr. Liu will moderate a discussion with Mr. Qingsheng Zhu, Managing Partner of 6 Dimensions Capital, and Mr. Qing Ye, Managing Director of GMP Pharmaceuticals Group.

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What the Internet Could Do for the Health Management of Aging will feature:

• The difference between China’s and United States healthcare systems
• The potential for online healthcare to equalize resource disparities and close the current information gap
• 111’s use of the Internet to manage chronic diseases by focusing on patient education, drug adherence and prescription refills
• The unique opportunity in China for 111’s online healthcare delivery model and its ability to address price inequalities

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The 111 Insight series is produced by 111, Inc. and is hosted by Dr. Gang Yu, Co-Founder and Executive Chairman, and Mr. Junling Liu, Co-Founder, Chairman and CEO. The series focuses on important topics in global health and the state of the industry in China through interviews with industry experts, investors, and healthcare professionals.

China’s healthcare industry in China is evolving rapidly and there is increasing global interest in China’s health reform and policies. Among the topics that will be discussed throughout the series are: How the Internet is reshaping China’s healthcare industry and pharmaceutical delivery market; how new government policies and regulations impact the healthcare industry; how new technologies are changing private health insurance; and the opportunities and challenges facing China’s aging population.

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