CUHK JC School of Public Health and Primary Care
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Public Health | Primary Care | @CUHKMedicine | @CUHKofficial
Shatin, Hong Kong
Joined September 2021
🖥💉Prof. @MaggieHTWang's research project of real-time evaluation of #COVID-19 vaccine effectiveness is in discussion to be adopted by Singapore authorities to inform policy decision making. More: @CUHKMedicine
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14 researchers from @CUHKSPHPC are among the world's top 2% scientists in 2021. The list was prepared with #Scopus data provided by #Elsevier BV. We congratulate these members of JCSPHPC for their work and commitment towards excellent research. Full list:
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RT @CUHKMedicine: A study led by researchers from CU Medicine @CUHKSPHPC and @hkumed revealed that the oral antiviral agent strategy can re…
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[Tomorrow] Webinar on #LongCOVID Professor Brendan Delaney @bcdelaney1, Chair of Medical Informatics and Decision Making, Imperial College London, will discuss with us the management of Long COVID patients in primary care. @CUHKMedicine
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RT @CUHKMedicine: Our study with @APRU1997 finds the steepest rise in incidence of Hodgkin #lymphoma in #Asia & the rising trend of male in…
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RT @CUHKMedicine: We’ve identified distinct #gut microbial signatures which could be used for predicting, diagnosing and treating #LongCOVI…
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RT @eric_lee_hk: Our meta-analysis found that CR melatonin can be a treatment for nocturnal HT (or HT). But an adequately powered RCT is ur…
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RT @CUHKMedicine: We are ranked #1 in HK🥇 #2 in Asia����and #29 globally🌏 in the latest QS World University Rankings by Subject 2022: #Medicin…
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Welcome Ada and Vivian from @StanfordMed! @StanfordCAREs and CUHK announced the launching of fellowship program that will provide 1-2 Stanford medical students the opportunity to earn a Master’s degree in Public Health from @CUHKSPHPC. Full Article:
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RT @kkokwok: Public health is the science of protecting and improving the health of people and their communities. As an infectious disease…
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RT @drwong_martin: Nice to have another collaborative work with @FudanUniv - reviewing public health issues regarding colorectal cancer scr…
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Surveillance research platform EcSS2.0 launched! We are collecting data from selected households around HK to monitor #COVID19 exposure risk and its changes over time. More at @CUHKMedicine
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RT @CUHKMedicine: A study by @CUHKMedicine & @hkumed discovered a causal link between smoking and a higher risk of contracting mild to seve…
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@CUHKSPHPC recent study with @Oxford_NDPH & @BristolUni: Raw and Cooked Vegetable Consumption and Risk of Cardiovascular Disease: A Study of 400,000 Adults in UK Biobank @CUHKMedicine
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//@kkokwok also supported a move to cut quarantine for travellers to 14 days, estimating that even though some outliers might see symptoms appear after two weeks, the odds were less than one in 10,000.//
Shorter Hong Kong quarantine period should also apply to incoming travellers, experts say
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🧑🏻💻 SPHPC Webinar Series: Using tools from implementation research to design implementation interventions📜 Speaker @AnneSales4 Moderator @VincentCHChung1 📝More info: 📝Registration:
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Loss of a loved one or family member impacts not only psychological health but also physical health of bereaved family members. Register @CUHKSPHPC #Bereavement #Webinar with Prof @TomBuckley6 and Dr @AnastasiaSMihai, and Dr @eric_lee_hk as moderator.
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It has been two years since our graduates had the chance to assemble at the #JCSPHPC #GraduationCeremony! Congratulations to you all! Wish you all the best in future pursuit and look forward to working with you for the betterment of #publichealth!
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"Schools are seemingly viable platforms to promote COVID-19 vaccines for children. Ongoing research needs to explore possibilities of co-administration of both COVID-19 and influenza vaccine on children," commented Prof @kkokwok.
Study by Prof @SamuelYSWong and Prof @kkokwok revealed that parents were less likely to accept #COVID19Vaccine for their child (21.2%) than for themselves (36.1%). Full article: @CUHKMedicine
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Study by Prof @SamuelYSWong and Prof @kkokwok revealed that parents were less likely to accept #COVID19Vaccine for their child (21.2%) than for themselves (36.1%). Full article: @CUHKMedicine
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