Chair of SAHZU Orthopedics Prof. YE Zhaoming and his team published a research article titled An on-demand collaborative innate-adaptive immune response to infection treatment in the Journal of Advanced Materials on July 31th, presenting an innovative strategy to harness host immune responses for the treatment of deep tissue infections.
Recently, Chair of SAHZU Orthopedics Prof. YE Zhaoming collaborated with SAHZU Orthopedic Surgeon Prof. YU Xiaohua and Prof. CUI Wenguo (Ruijin Hospital of Shanghai Jiao Tong University School of Medicine) in pioneering the cytokine efficacy recovery system (CERS), inspired by kinetic energy recovery systems (KERS) in hybrid vehicles. Their findings were published in Advanced Materials[1].
SAHZU scientists received totally 199 NSFC grants. The total number of awarded NSFC grants rank the second among all Chinese hospitals for 3 years running and the first in Zhejiang province for 13 years running.
On July 31, 14-year-old Coco (pseudonym) looked at the cotton candy-like clouds in the blue sky outside the flight cabin and found inner peace that she had never felt before.
Recently, a foreign patient showed up at Dr. LIN Jijian's clinic, looking very much worried. He might need help. Dr. LIN immediately sensed his anxiety.
Thirty SAHZU physicians completed the 1st intensive clinical research training course co-organized by SAHZU and Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health (HSPH).
A full-scale medical emergency exercise in air, water, and land scenarios for the upcoming Asian Games was conducted by SAHZU on June 19.
Recently, a "special" patient, Ms. RU, was presented at the clinic of the Interim Chair of SAHZU Gynecology Dr. ZHOU Jianwei.
Mr. Carl Decaluwé, Governor of West Flanders of Belgium, visited SAHZU Binjiang Campus on June 16.
SAHZU took the lead in launching online nursing consultation and home nursing service programs in Zhejiang province, as a response to the call of initiating the "Internet Plus" nursing by the Zhejiang provincial government.
A new study led by SAHZU researchers has identified ways by which some microbes might influence cancer immunotherapy, suggesting a potential microbial-based adjuvant approach to improve the responsiveness of immunotherapy. Their results were published in Cell1 in March 2024.
Italian surgeons Drs. Michele Cricrì and Federico Mongardini and Mexican surgeon Dr. Mitre Reyes have recently completed a three-month clinical training program at SAHZU Colorectal Surgery, as the second group of trainees of International Colorectal Surgery Training Academy of China (ICSTAC).
Dr. Lim Shin Hoei is an anesthesiologist from Penang, Malaysia. She was trained at SAHZU for trans-esophageal echocardiogram (TEE) and cardiothoracic anesthesia for six months. Congratulation to Dr. Lim!