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News16 May 2025
CU Medicine and the Medical Center at the University of Freiburg in Germany reveal that precise timing of electrical pulses is key to overcoming limitations in current cochlear implant technologies used to restore hearing in deaf individuals
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News8 May 2025
Over 140 participants from eight regions gather at CUHK to discuss the strategic role of private health insurance for health system goals
News1 May 2025
A global study led by CUHK and the University of Calgary charts four-stage evolution of Inflammatory Bowel Disease
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CU Medicine reveals world’s first study on the impact of temperature on nearly 3,000 plasma proteins in the Chinese population Over 80% associated with systolic blood pressure and incident ischemic heart disease risk
21 April 2025
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29 November 2023
CUHK announces survey results on the mental health of local child, adolescent and elderly populations
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MBChB & GPS
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19 November 2024
CU Medicine receives the Li Ka Shing Foundation’s donation of Asia’s first Histotripsy 2.0 system 30 patients sponsored to receive novel treatment for liver tumours
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19 October 2023
CU Medicine discovers gut microbiome and metabolome markers that predict long-term COVID-19 vaccine effectiveness
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Summer Clinical Attachment Programme 2025
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Summer Clinical Attachment Programme 2024
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7 August 2024
CU Medicine’s admission score tops medical schools in Hong Kong; Around half of the top 100 DSE students choose CU Medicine, including five top scorers and “super” top scorers; 72% of the total intake goes to DSE students
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7 May 2019
CUHK Study First Proves Low-Concentration Atropine Eye Drops Reduce Myopia Progression in Children with Minimal Side Effects
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