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Hong Kong hosts healthcare week to capture global investment

Hong Kong hosts healthcare week to capture global investment

More than 300 exhibitors and 170 startups will showcase solutions across medical fields.
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Kai Tak Hospital to launch first phase of services in October

With 2,400 beds, it will be the city’s largest healthcare facility by capacity.
3 days ago

Hospital Authority confirms data leak affecting 56,000 patients

Leaked data includes names, gender, and Hong Kong ID numbers.

Hong Kong Chinese medicine push hinges on digital, talent fixes

Subsidised outpatient slots at CMHHK were filled in the opening month.

2026 biotech playbook: Hong Kong at the centre of China’s globalisation

Hong Kong increasingly provides durable, repeat access to capital for public biotech firms.

Hong Kong outlines ‘One plus Three’ model for life and health tech R&D

A headquarters for the Life and Health Technology Research Institutes will be set up.

Gleneagles Hospital HK forms strategic partnership to advance venous disease care

It will explore the use of AI to improve diagnosis and treatment.

Health Bureau pushes workforce expansion in MCHK reform plan

The proposal expands lay members, streamline complaint handling.

HA rolls out Phase II of community health training programme

The five-year project will train primary healthcare personnel on the Mainland.

HKUMed, QMH’s nerve treatment to end chronic orofacial pain

Percutaneous balloon compression (PBC) is an intravenous treatment option.

Hong Kong approves 49,310 medical fee waiver applications as of 7 January

The scheme’s expansion increases the number of eligible individuals to 1.4 million.

Hong Kong public healthcare fees reform takes effect

Accident & Emergency departments have implemented the new arrangements.

Gleneagles Hong Kong to launch AI-powered genomic health service

It will be available from the first quarter of the year

First Chinese Medicine Hospital begins services in Hong Kong

Government-subsidised outpatient appointments will be increased.

Nearly 60% of Hongkongers delay medical care, report finds

Cost and lack of information contribute to hesitancy