The team promotes digital self-blood pressure management through educational talks from professionals and trainers to increase public awareness on the importance of regular monitoring.

The team engages youngsters to promote brain health to the older generation, bringing the benefits of AI technology to the community.

In response to the WHO-2025 Target to reduce children and youth physical inactivity, the team designs a series of training workshops and evidence-based electronic portal for educators.

Hip fracture is a severe consequence of falls among older adults. The team’s hip protector and education programme seek to prevent hip fractures in high-risk environments – nursing homes and geriatric care.

The team promotes physically active lifestyles in middle-aged adults through their web-based "Virtual Trainer" programme with the integration of social media.

Sarcopenia could mean fatal consequences in the elderly. The team is using a non-invasive technology to save patients from falls and fractures.

Through a shoulder exercise program developed by professionals, the team raises public awareness of shoulder health by providing quality and convenient community-based shoulder exercise program to aid the management of shoulder problems for older adults in Hong Kong.

The team creates a smartphone app with bite-sized, customised, guided-exercise videos that tackle muscle and joint pain.

Hearing impairment poses a considerable communication barrier as we age. Take action and get your hearing status checked early on with the team’s validated app.

The team is running a clinic dedicated to saving patients from breaking their bones a second time, which is highly probable and extremely costly in consequence.