Japan / United States / United Kingdom / Hong Kong / / /
Facility
City University of Hong Kong / University of Oulu / University of Cambridge / University of Texas Dallas / Medicine The University of Hong Kong / University Grants Council / /
IndustryTerm
treatment of degenerative disc disease / chemical biologists / non-surgical solutions / research / disease management / /
chiropractic / behavioural therapy / acupuncture / bed rest / surgery / exercise therapy / /
Organization
Medicine Centre for Reproduction / Development and Growth / Research Grants Committee of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region / University of Texas Dallas / Center for Genomic Medicine RIKEN / Li Ka Shing Faculty / Finland FUNDING University Grants Committee of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region / World Academy of Science / Laboratory Block Li Ka Shing Faculty / Hong Kong Society for Developmental Biology / Department of Biochemistry / University of Cambridge / Research Scheme CONTACT Chair Professor Kathryn Cheah Department of Biochemistry / University of Hong Kong / Research Grants Council / University Grants Council / European Union / University of Oulu / /
Person
Michael Zhang / Kenneth M C Cheung / Danny Chan / Kathryn Cheah / Yun Wah Lam / Qizhou Lian / Barbara Chan / Minna / Dong Yan Jin / Keith D K Luk / Jaro Karpinnen / Pak Sham / / /
Position
Laboratory Head / Project Coordinator/Director / Founding President / Head / Professor of Molecular Genetics / CORNER Currently Chair / Professor / Professor of Biochemistry / Director / Assistant Professor / Chair / Associate Professor / /
Professor Kathryn Cheah, a molecular geneticist working in Hong Kong, discusses how her group’s research is challenging widely held assumptions about the role of ageing in lower back pain To begin, could you introduce