Baodong Li | cerebrovascular disease | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. Baodong Li – cerebrovascular disease  – Best Researcher Award

Cangzhou Hospital of Integrated Traditional Chinese and Western Medicine, Hebei Province | China

Author Profile 

Early Academic Pursuits 🎓

Education and Training

His academic journey began at the Department of Neurology, The Heilongjiang University of Chinese Medicine, where he earned his Master of Medicine in 2004. His early research focused on the molecular and pathological mechanisms in the acute phase of ischemic stroke, laying the foundation for his future contributions to the field. His dedication to understanding the complexities of stroke and brain repair mechanisms has been a driving force throughout his career.

 Professional Endeavors 💼

Academic Positions

In 2020, he was appointed Chief Physician of the Neurology Department at Cangzhou Integrated Traditional Chinese and Western Medicine Hospital. In this role, he has been at the forefront of integrating traditional Chinese and Western medical practices to enhance patient outcomes. In 2023, he furthered his impact by becoming the Director of the Hebei Province Key Laboratory of Integrated Traditional Chinese and Western Medicine Neurorehabilitation. This position has allowed him to spearhead innovative research programs aimed at improving neurorehabilitation techniques and outcomes.

Contributions and Research Focus on cerebrovascular disease📚

Research and Innovations
Baodong Li is renowned for his expertise in translational medicine, particularly in the area of ischemic stroke. His primary research focuses on the molecular and pathological mechanisms during the acute phase of ischemic stroke and the processes involved in brain repair during the chronic phase. One of his notable innovations is the development of a modified histochemical staining technique, known as GIAO staining. This technique effectively distinguishes arterial and venous segments of brain microvessels, providing valuable insights into microvascular bed alterations in various brain disorders.

Accolades and Recognition 🏆

His work has garnered significant recognition within the scientific community. He has published numerous influential papers in high-impact journals, such as “Adverse effects produced by different drugs used in the treatment of Parkinson’s disease: A mixed treatment comparison” in CNS Neuroscience & Therapeutics and “Comparison of the Efficacy of Different Drugs on Non-Motor Symptoms of Parkinson’s Disease: a Network Meta-Analysis” in Cellular Physiology and Biochemistry. His contributions have earned him a strong citation index, reflecting his influence and impact on the field.

 Impact and Influence 🌍

Community Impact

His research has not only advanced scientific knowledge but also had a profound impact on clinical practices. His work on the molecular mechanisms of stroke has led to improved diagnostic and therapeutic strategies, benefiting countless patients. Additionally, his role in integrating traditional Chinese and Western medicine has opened new avenues for holistic and effective treatment approaches.

 Legacy and Future Contributions 🔮

Future Contributions

Looking ahead, he continues to drive forward the field of cerebrovascular research. His ongoing projects, including the study of traditional Chinese medicine prescriptions on ischemia-reperfusion injury, hold promise for further advancements in stroke treatment. His leadership at the Hebei Province Key Laboratory ensures that future generations of researchers will continue to build on his pioneering work.

Notable Publications 

Lap Ah Tse | Environmental and occupational health | Best Researcher Award

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Lap Ah Tse | Environmental and occupational health | Best Researcher Award

The Chinese University of Hong Kong - Hong Kong

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Early Academic Pursuits:

Shelly Lap-ah Tse began her academic journey earning a Bachelor of Medicine from FuDan University, Shanghai, in 1991. Her quest for knowledge continued with a Ph.D. in Public Health at The Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK) in 2003, followed by a Postgraduate Diploma in Occupational Hygiene in 2007, also from CUHK.

Professional Endeavors:

Her professional career spans various roles at CUHK, progressing from Public Health Doctor at FuDan University in Shanghai to Associate Director at the Institute of Space and Earth Information Science (CUHK). Her academic positions at CUHK evolved from Assistant Professor to her current role as Professor at the JC School of Public Health and Primary Care.

Contributions and Research Focus

Her research primarily centers on cancer etiology, occupational and environmental health risks, and preventive measures. Her work delves into diverse topics such as industrial dust, shift work's impact on circadian rhythms and sleep, workplace safety amidst COVID-19, and e-waste recycling. Notably, her research on smoking cessation and its effect on reducing lung cancer mortality among Chinese silicotic workers showcased the tangible benefits of intervention strategies.

Accolades and Recognition

Her contributions haven't gone unnoticed. Her received several awards, including the Second Class Award of State Scientific and Technological Progress in 2014 for her work on Industrial Dusts' Pathogenesis and Prevention Strategies. Her recognition extends to honors like the National Excellence in Science and Technology from the Shenzhen Municipal Science and Technology Innovation Council and the Global Scholarship Programme for Research Excellence.

Impact and Influence

Her impact resonates in her prolific publication record, with an H-index of 37 on Web of Science and an H-index of 46 on Google Scholar. Her extensive collaborations, leadership roles in professional societies, and advisory positions within government bodies reflect her influence in shaping occupational and environmental health policies.

Legacy and Future Contributions

Her legacy lies in her multifaceted contributions to understanding occupational and environmental health risks, advocating for policy changes, and promoting healthier work environments. Her future contributions are poised to further advance preventive measures against occupational hazards, environmental pollutants, and their impact on public health.

Citations:

Citations              9149

h-index                  50

i10-index             151

Notable Publications:

1 Fine particulate air pollution and daily mortality. A nationwide analysis in 272 Chinese cities R Chen, P Yin, X Meng, C Liu, L Wang, X Xu, JA Ross, LA Tse, Z Zhao,(616)-2017

2 Incidence and mortality of lung cancer: global trends and association with socioeconomic status MCS Wong, XQ Lao, KF Ho, WB Goggins, SLA Tse (387)-2017

3 Meta‐analysis on shift work and risks of specific obesity types M Sun, W Feng, F Wang, P Li, Z Li, M Li, G Tse, J Vlaanderen, ...(343)-2018

4 Meta‐analysis on night shift work and risk of metabolic syndrome F Wang, L Zhang, Y Zhang, B Zhang, Y He, S Xie, M Li, X Miao, ...(326)-2014

5 Urinary sodium excretion, blood pressure, cardiovascular disease, and mortality: a community-level prospective epidemiological cohort study A Mente, M O'Donnell, S Rangarajan, M McQueen, G Dagenais, ...(314)-2018

6 A meta-analysis on dose–response relationship between night shift work and the risk of breast cancer F Wang, KL Yeung, WC Chan, CCH Kwok, SL Leung, C Wu, EYY Chan, ...(247)- 2013

7 Association of estimated sleep duration and naps with mortality and cardiovascular events: a study of 116 632 people from 21 countries C Wang, SI Bangdiwala, S Rangarajan, SA Lear, KF AlHabib, V Mohan, ...(245)- 2019

8 Sleep quality, sleep duration, and the risk of coronary heart disease: a prospective cohort study with 60,586 adults XQ Lao, X Liu, HB Deng, TC Chan, KF Ho, F Wang, R Vermeulen, T Tam, ...(236)-2018

9 Effects of coarse particulate matter on emergency hospital admissions for respiratory diseases: a time-series analysis in Hong Kong H Qiu, IT Yu, L Tian, X Wang, LA Tse, W Tam, TW Wong (231)-2012

10 Urban blue space and health and wellbeing in Hong Kong: Results from a survey of older adults JK Garrett, MP White, J Huang, S Ng, Z Hui, C Leung, LA Tse, F Fung, ...(108)-2019