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Lecturers from Research Centre for Chinese Medicine Innovation (RCMI)

Prof. WONG M.S.

DoRCMI & Professor

Director of Research Centre for Chinese Medicine Innovation

Prof. Simon LEE Ming-yuen

Chair Professor of Biomedical Sciences of Department of Food Science and Nutrition

Management Committee Member of Research Centre for Chinese Medicine Innovation

 

Topic Overview:

This lecture provides an overview of the challenges and opportunities in the research and development of Chinese medicine-based health products, followed by reporting two ongoing Chinese herbal medicine-based research as case studies and a case on using AI and other in-silico tool for TCM studies. Participants will interact and discuss about the use of latest technology for developing modernised Chinese medicine for health improvement.

 

Key Topics:

  1. Importance of Safety, Quality, and Efficacy Evaluation of Botanical Products
  2. Issues about Botanicals:
    • Scientific challenges for authentication of source materials
    • detection of adulteration and contamination
    • Modernised quality assurance
    • Herb-drug interaction
    • Clinical evidence and clinical trials
    • Mechanism of action
    • Pharmacokinetics, bioavailability, metabolism
  3. Research Needs and Opportunities
    • Analytical techniques development to improve sensitivity and accuracy
    • Marker identification and reference standards for standardisation of raw materials and products
    • Clinical impact evaluation
    • Pharmacological profile characterisation
    • Priority areas for herbal medicine research
    • Case studies
      • Use of herbal formula for Long Covid management
      • Development of novel drugs from Chinese Medicine

 

Teaching Format:

This interactive session combines expert lectures, case studies, and Q&A discussions. Participants will learn about the issues involved in developing high quality technology driven Chinese medicine-based products, engaging in discussions on challenges and opportunities in using Chinese medicine for health improvement.

 

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