活動詳情
The Singapore Chamber of Commerce (Hong Kong) is organising a luncheon talk on "Mpox as a public health concern and contributions of medical advances to longevity" as part of our SingCham thirteenth Speaker Series. The event is on 30 October 2024, Wednesday from 12 noon to 2 pm at Conrad Hotel. The guest speaker is Dr. Kenneth Tsang, Regional Chief Executive Officer, IHH Healthcare North Asia Chief Executive Officer, Gleneagles Hospital Hong Kong.
Details of the event are as follows -
Synopsis: Mpox as a public health concern and contributions of medical advances to longevity
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Description:
Mpox (formerly known as Monkeypox) was usually endemic in Central and West Africa, but since 2022, it has become a multi-country outbreak. In August 2024, the World Health Organization declared for the second time mpox outbreak a public health emergency of international concern due to the upsurge of cases in the Democratic Republic of Congo and Africa.
Another global public health challenge is rapidly ageing populations. In the recent decades, different medical and technological innovations have been employed to foster healthy living and healthy ageing as a way to reduce burdens on healthcare systems.
Dr Kenneth Tsang, Honorary Clinical Associate Professor of HKU School of Public Health, and Regional CEO of IHH Healthcare North Asia, will share updates on the development of mpox across the globe and in Hong Kong. He will also share insights into the ways in which clinical research, precision medicine and the changing face of health screening and monitoring are contributing to healthy longevity.
Date: 30 October 2024, Wednesday
Time: 12:00 noon -2:00 pm
Venue: Conrad Hotel, Level 7, Chatham Room, 88 Queensway, Admiralty, Hong Kong
Luncheon Talk Fees:
Member Ticket : HKD 650 nett per head
Non-member Ticket : HKD 680 nett per head
Table Ticket : HKD 8,000 nett per table for 12 pax
Seats are limited and registration is required.
Closing date : 25 October 2024, Friday
Should you have special dietary or food allergy, please specify on the registration form.