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Croucher Senior Medical Research Fellowship Collaborating Centre for Oxford University and CUHK for Disaster and Medical Humanitarian Response Choh-ming Li Research Professor of Information Engineering Childhood Bilingualism Research Centre Centre for Soybean Research Centre for Learning Enhancement and Research Centre for Gut Microbiota Research cancer research

Taking Work to Heart

Kathy Lui takes aim at the matter of the heart

Scholarly Pursuits

Taking Aim at a Deadly Enemy: A personalized approach to combat lung cancer

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Mini is Beautiful: CUHK’s trailblazing minimally invasive surgery

CUHK has been pushing the frontiers of minimally invasive surgery for a quarter century. A new centre on cutting-edge engineering and medical research is the latest testimony to the University’s commitment to medical innovations.

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A Steady Step for the Patient: Edwin Chan takes on SCA

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New Hope in Organ Scarring Prevention: CUHK scholar discovered the main pathway and the culprit

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CUHK Radiologist Uncovers Relationship between Balance and Scoliosis

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The Puzzle of Pain: A CUHK Scholar's Nuanced Understanding of the Nervous System

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Dismantling Time-bombs in the Brain

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Of the Heart and Hand

Dr. Randolph Wong opens up about surgery, research and art

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A Pathfinder in the Hearty Chamber

Huang Yu sheds light on blood vessel dysfunctions

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Much To Stomach

Siew Ng asks why inflammatory bowel disease takes root in Asia

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Unlocking the difference between the sexes in liver cancer

Why men contract liver cancer far more often than women

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Shedding Light on Renal Failure

Prof. Lan Hui-yao expounds on how he applies the yin-yang balance theory to uncover the mechanism of renal fibrosis.

Viva Voce

May Your Flora Flourish in My Inner Garden

The medical team led by Prof. Justin Wu treats serious enteric infections with Fecal Microbiota Transplantation, in which fecal matter is collected from a healthy donor to restore the patient's internal ecology.

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