Pediatric immunology, allergy, and infectious disease specialist at the Chinese University of Hong Kong
Received her medical degree from the Chinese University of Hong Kong and completed her pediatric residency and fellowship training, including a visiting fellowship at the Murdoch Children's Research Institute in Australia.
Her research focuses on developing effective preventive methods and novel treatment strategies to food allergies, leading several important clinical trials on innovative immunotherapy approaches
Her work aims to identify reliable biomarkers for personalized food allergy treatments while delving into the clinical and molecular characteristics of allergies
Her leadership has positioned Hong Kong as a regional hub for allergy research
Leads the Asia-Pacific Research Network for Anaphylaxis, uniting allergy centers across Asia to collaborate on research into anaphylaxis and preventive strategies
Holds significant positions, such as board member of the Asia-Pacific Academy of Pediatric Allergy, Respiratory, and Immunology, and an active committee member of the Anaphylaxis and Allergy Prevention Committees of the World Allergy Organization
