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Zhaoxiang Bian

hong kong baptist universityDirector of Clinical Division, School of Chinese Medicine
H指数:68
被引数:1.8万

个人简介

Educated in Nanjing University of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), Beijing University of Traditional Chinese Medicine and Pharmacology, and Guangzhou University of TCM, receiving a Ph.D. in Integrated Chinese and Western Medicine in 1994. Initially engaged in clinical and basic research on digestive diseases at Guangzhou University of TCM, the scholar moved to Hong Kong Baptist University in 2001 under the Quality Migrant Admission Scheme. Research focuses on the relationship between psychological stress and digestive diseases, specifically irritable bowel syndrome (IBS), inflammatory bowel disease (IBD), and colorectal cancer. Major topics include mechanisms of visceral hyperalgesia, psychological stress and colorectal cancer, clinical trials of Chinese medicine for digestive diseases, and new drug development from Chinese herbal medicine. The scholar received the Second Prize of the National Science and Technology Award of China in 1999 and currently serves as Director of Clinical Division, School of Chinese Medicine, and Associate Vice-President (Chinese Medicine Development) at HKBU.

教育背景

  • 1994.12

    Guangzhou University of TCM Ph.D.

工作经历

  • 2001.01 – 至今

    Hong Kong Baptist University

    Director of Clinical Division, School of Chinese Medicine

  • 2001.12

    Guangzhou University of TCM

    clinical and basic research in digestive diseases

荣誉奖项

  1. second prize of National Science and Technology Award of China(1999)|China
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