In China, the number of pets is increasing rapidly. Since pets share an intimate connection with their owners, they may transmit some diseases to humans. However, China lacks data on disease surveillance for pets.
The team believed that finding a way to relieve anxiety is increasingly important because of the severity of involution and the high anxiety levels among young people.
Sound signals produced by the human body are often used as biomarkers for diagnosing and monitoring disease.
When wild animals such as cats and dogs are selected as pets, the human preference for certain traits often increases the risk of genetic diseases.
“Live in China” is a”we-media” platform designed to provide foreigners with life guides and cultural exchange services in China.
Hear–AT is a mobile auxiliary tool that supports the needs of deaf and hard-of-hearing people in particular situations. After conducting basic and systematic user background research and interviews, their software support will start from three core scenarios: emergency alarm, hospital medical care, and public transportation.
Roomie Innovation Studio aims to create a roommate matching platform for college students who are in need of choosing roommates.
The Psychology Garage team aims to popularize professional psychology knowledge to the young generation (especially college students) – mainly through social media and offline activities.
The Hezhongting Hospice Care Promotion Project team is committed to filling the gap in the popularity of palliative care (hospice care) in China through a large-scale online publicity campaign.
To date, Parkinson’s Disease (PD) has become the third leading disease threatening the health of the elderly worldwide. However, given the complexity of the pathogenesis, how to carry out large-scale and high-accurate early diagnosis has become one of the biggest pain points in exploring PD treatments.
