HKU Stroke is honored to once again be invited by the Golden Age Foundation to participate in this year's Golden Age Exhibition & Summit! The rapid development of smart technology brings greater benefits to the health monitoring of the elderly and the general public. At the same time, HKU Stroke actively collaborates and conducts research with various sectors, hoping to use innovative technology to bring tangible changes to stroke prevention and management, thereby bringing m
After a stroke, patients may experience "Stroke in Evolution," meaning the overall condition is still evolving and brain damage is not yet fully stable.🩺 Even after the acute phase, symptoms may fluctuate.🤕 Early hospitalization after a stroke is crucial. Timely treatment with medication or surgery can prevent further damage, save brain cells, and reduce the risk of complications.🏩 🧠 "Neuroplasticity": This involves redeveloping brain function, training surrounding health
HKU Stroke have been honored to partner with Chinese International School, along with other schools and organisations, in recent years to organize free health screening initiatives, raising public awareness about health and stroke prevention. Members of the graduating class actively participated in these activities, experiencing firsthand that beyond technology, human connection and compassion remain irreplaceable. At the graduation ceremony, Professor Lau shared personal i
