The GP-TCM RA Newsletter May 2019 can be downloaded here: May 2019 GP-TCM RA Newsletter
Dear GP-TCM RA Members and Friends,
Greetings from London, Mons and Taichung!
Highlights of the GP-TCM RA Newsletter May 2019:
- Science of science
- The fight for Europe
- TCM in the Wechat Era
- China plan to reduce sugar intake
- Reboot ethics governance in China
- ‘Four golden lessons’ to students
- How to write a great academic CV
- The countries that drink the most tea
- Global and Chinese alcohol exposure
- How to become an effective presenter
- Nature Index Biomedical Science 2019
- How TCM is being adopted by the West
- AI Beats Animal Testing at Finding Toxic Chemicals
- Being a PhD student shouldn’t be bad for your health
- Towards eradication of COPD: a Lancet Commission
- Chinese hospitals set to sell experimental cell therapies
- Controversy around the safety of injectable TCM products
- Systematic review on Fu’s subcutaneous needling therapy
- Top 20 Country Population History & Projection (1810-2100)
- German researchers promised a decade of budget increases
- Top 20 Country GDP (PPP) History & Projection (1800-2040)
- Tracking the popularity and outcomes of all bioRxiv preprints
- “The Bencao of the World, The World’s Bencao” report series
- Genetic prediction of Polygonum multiflorum-induced liver injury
- A Compendium of Mutational Signatures of Environmental Agents
- Network pharmacology of Yang-tonifying herbs and Astragali Radix
- Novel drug made in China to benefit patients with Alzheimer’s disease
- Belt and Road: Sustainability and impacts on global health and science
- International meeting on good practice in TCM pharmacology held in Shiyan
- Final reminder! 31 May for late-breakers to the 7th GP-TCM RA Annual Meeting
- Advances in genomics, transcriptomics, epitranscriptomics and proteogenomics
- Prof. Tingdong Zhang and Prof. Zhu Chen awarded Yiling Integrative Medicine Award
- Cheung On Tak International Award for Outstanding Contribution to Chinese Medicine
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Happy reading!
Best wishes,
Qihe Xu, London;
Pierre Duez, Mons; and
Yuan-Shiun Chang, Taichung
