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News10 December 2025
CUHK Professor Jun Yu makes history with three Cell Press awards in one year
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News9 December 2025
CU Medicine Professor Liona Poon receives Croucher Senior Medical Research Fellowship 2026
News21 November 2025
CUHK study reveals percutaneous balloon pericardiotomy (PBP) significantly reduces recurrence of malignant pericardial effusion
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Over 900 young people with diabetes provided with continuous glucose monitors significantly reduce the risks of severe hypoglycaemia and ketoacidosis
13 November 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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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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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 May 2025
CUHK-led multinational study shows new China-developed cancer drug D3S-001 is effective in treating solid tumours, including lung, colorectal and pancreatic cancer
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Summer Clinical Attachment Programme 2025
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11 August 2025
CU Medicine reveals dietary interventions with fermentable carbohydrates boosts metformin efficacy in type 2 diabetes prevention
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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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