Strategic Scientific and Technological Capacity Building
in Clinical Medicine

135th Anniversary Dean’s Lecture with guest speaker Professor Qiao Jie

Medicine and Healthcare
Through the Lens of Digital Art

Welcome to All
Incoming Freshmen!

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135 Years of
Mentor-Mentee
Relationships

Learn how these bonds helped HKUMed members excel

Brand New
Collection of
Deans' Portraits

Check out the 31 portraits celebrating the legacy of our leaders

135^th Anniversary

Learn about upcoming events to celebrate our successes, reflect on our journey, and map the path ahead

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Postgraduate Studies

Complimented by state-of-the-art facilities and cutting-edge technology, we are dedicated to providing world-class support and opportunities for our postgraduates.

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Student Wellness

Student well-being is one of the Faculty’s top priorities. The Student Wellness Team is available on the Medical Campus to provide convenient, confidential and free clinical services.

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Research

The Medical Faculty's research achievements have been built on our commitment to the betterment of human health.

News

22 Sep 2022

HKUMed discovers a broadly reactive SARS-CoV-2 entry inhibitor derived from Chinese medicine

HKUMed and CU Medicine have developed the new technology ROTA that can unveil the optical texture and trajectories of the axonal fibre bundles on the retina.

08 Sep 2022

A new technology ROTA developed by HKUMed and CU Medicine can visualise axonal fibre bundles on the retina to advance early diagnosis of glaucoma and optic neuropathies

Research team members: Dr Francisco Lai Tsz-tsun, Janice Leung, Dora Ng, and Rachel Chu.

06 Sep 2022

HKUMed research team estimates over 30% elevated risk of breast cancer among antipsychotic users

03 Aug 2022

HKUMed reveals the mechanism of how coronaviruses exploit the host antiviral defence mechanisms for efficient replication

11 Jul 2022

HKUMed & HKUST joint study reports broadly neutralising antibody that protects Syrian hamsters against SARS-CoV-2 Omicron variants

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HKU Li Ka Shing Faculty of Medicine | 香港大學李嘉誠醫學院

Strategic Scientific and Technological Capacity Buildingin Clinical Medicine

Medicine and HealthcareThrough the Lens of Digital Art

Welcome to All Incoming Freshmen!

135 Years of Mentor-Mentee Relationships

Brand New Collection of Deans' Portraits

135th Anniversary