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Biotechnology, medical robotics and information technology are developing at lightning speed and Hong Kong, along with all the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area (GBA), is an innovation hotspot in all these fields.

Flagship events attract global healthcare elites, affirming confidence for Hong Kong’s stronger role in the medical and healthcare sector in the region.

Healthcare Week boon for global medical industry

The second International Healthcare Week (IHW), organised by the Hong Kong Trade Development Council (HKTDC) and supported by a wide range of healthcare sector partners, runs from 16 to 31 May in Hong Kong, leveraging the city’s strategic role as an innovation and investment healthcare hub in Asia.

ASGH and Hong Kong International Medical and Healthcare Fair help set new levels of collaboration for global healthcare industry.

Healthcare Week showcases Hong Kong's medtech strengths

Boasting the longest life expectancy in the world, Hong Kong generates strong demand for medical and health services and products. Hong Kong company Enlighten developed a wireless home-care system to ensure elderly people could easily call for assistance. With the help of the Hong Kong Trade Development Council's (HKTDC) Transformation Sandbox (T-box) programme, they successfully expanded into the UK market.

A Hong Kong firm producing emergency alert systems for the elderly finds overseas buyers through the HKTDC.

Virtual nurse finds takers in UK

Interest in healthcare and medical developments continues to grow, as economies worldwide recover from the COVID-19 crisis. Market leaders and industry players again congregated at the HKTDC Hong Kong International Medical and Healthcare Fair showcasing medical trends and innovations. Now in its 13th edition, the fair continued to draw an international crowd, including representatives from the Consulates General of Canada, Czech Republic, Israel, and the United States. The physical-online hybrid format, in which the event was conducted, encouraged both on-site and online interactions.

Leading medical industry players reaffirm Hong Kong’s role as a gateway to the massive Mainland China market.

GBA grows into healthcare hub

Hong Kong earlier this month hosted its second Asia Summit on Global Health (ASGH), as the city continues to garner international attention after further loosening COVID-19 restrictions. This year’s theme – “Charting a New Course in Healthcare through Collaboration” resonated strongly with Dr Zsuzsanna Jakab (main picture), Deputy Director-General of the World Health Organization. In her video speech at the event’s opening session, Dr Jakab said the pandemic had infected more than 600 million people globally and claimed 6.5 million lives, so there was an “opportunity and, indeed, an obligation to learn from this pandemic” and accelerate progress on universal healthcare through concerted efforts in science, research, innovation, data and digital technologies.

Diverse range of centres in the Greater Bay Area offer a glimpse into the region’s vibrant healthcare market.

Health summit boosts medical hub credentials

Positioned as Asia’s thought-leadership event on health innovation and investment, last year’s inaugural Asia Summit on Global Health (ASGH) featured more than 70 internationally renowned speakers and attracted more than 21,000 on-site and online participants from 54 countries and regions. More than 200 one-to-one meetings matching funds with global healthcare projects were arranged during the event.

The second edition of this signature event will chart a new course for healthcare as COVID-19 pulls more resources into the field.

Asia Summit on Global Health

A professor at The Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK) has established a firm, EggLogics Limited (EggLogics), that has developed patented technology to increase the success rate for in-vitro fertilisation (IVF) through egg “recharging”, bringing new hope to families troubled by fertility problems.

An innovative Hong Kong start-up is giving women a better chance of conceiving by pepping up ageing eggs.

Energy boost raises fertilisation prospects

Taking health maintenance beyond just a booking service for medical appointments, MixCare Health – one of the 10 winners in the 2022 Start-up Express entrepreneurship development programme organised by the Hong Kong Trade Development Council (HKTDC) – has developed a comprehensive healthcare platform.

A local start-up has developed a healthcare platform to comprehensively take care of employees' physical and mental health.

Medical insurance plans go digital

Health tech start-ups have shouldered a heavy responsibility in fighting the COVID-19 pandemic and are now regarded as important engines to promote the sustainable development of the global economy.

The HKTDC-Hang Seng InnoClub initiative is helping to build up the medical technology infrastructure in Hong Kong.

Pandemic brings healthtech innovators to fore

Interomni Plus targets GBA expansion after opening an office in Qianhai.

Hong Kong healthcare services firm pursues cross-border opportunities

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