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Chia Family Fellows Conducted Health Education in a Middle School of the Remote Area
  Administrator   Thursday, 04 June 2009

On May 25th, the foreign teachers at Ouyang Yu Experimental Middle School (OYY) invited health experts—Wang Honghong and Deng Jing—of South Central University to talk to students about 1) smoking cessation, and 2) HIV/AIDS and nutrition. Deng Jing presented first on medical facts and harmful effects of smoking to 300 Senior 1 and Senior 2 male students. A number of male teachers also participated as well. Wang Honghong then talked to roughly 300 Senior 1 female students about HIV/AIDS and nutrition. Students attentively listened to the presentations and asked questions. And both health experts’ presentations were well received by the students. Due to the high sensitivity surrounding the subject of AIDS and the prevalence of smoking in the community, OYY students seldom have opportunities like this to learn about these topics and amend misconceptions. Bringing in the two health speakers from Changsha was a great chance for students to educate themselves about health, which we believe will positively influence their future life-style choices. £¨From Yoko Kono, a foreign teacher at Ouyang Yu Experimental Middle School in Hengdong County of Hunan£©







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  Administrator   Saturday, 14 April 2007

 The Chia Family Health Fellowship Program seeks to improve health outcomes in defined communities in Hunan province through a variety of health education programs, and to further the professional careers of Chinese women in the health professions.

From 1998-2001, fellowships were awarded to nine Chinese female health professionals. After four years, the Chia Fellowship program significantly improved the professional education and standing of these nine women, while also increasing understanding and awareness of critical issues affecting the health of the concentrated community of people who live in the city of Changsha. Chia Fellows tackled issues that included hypertension in the elderly, air pollution directly linked to respiratory diseases, mosquito-borne viruses, poor nutrition in school-aged children, and HIV/AIDS infection. In addition to these benefits, the program created a network of scholars at Yale and in Changsha who continue to collaborate on research and share information and experience. 

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  Administrator   Saturday, 14 April 2007

     Chiashealth.com website is to introduce the Chia Health Programs, which sponsored by Yale-China Association     Chia Health programs include community mental health service project, community nutrition education project and community chronic disease prevention projects. All the programs are co-operated by Yale-China Association, Xiangya medical school and Xiangya public health school of Central South University

 

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