Dr. Dongya Huang (China)
Chief Neurology

Dr. Dongya Huang started her study of medicine in Wuhan Tongji University School of Medicine and received further studies and clinical training in the Department of Neurology in Ulm University Germany, in Neurocentre of Freiburg University Germany, Baylor College of Medicine USA.

Dr. Huang has been engaged in the neurological clinic work for over 30 years. Her major experiences include diagnosis and treatment of cerebral vascular disease (CVD) and neurodegenerated diseases, especially in treatment acute thrombolysis of CVD, in etiological diagnosis and targeted prophylaxis of CVD, early diagnosis and personalized management of Parkinson disease.

Dr. Huang is a member of many medical associations including the Association of EEG and Clinical Neurophysiology Committee shanghai, the Association of Stroke Committee Shanghai；Cerebral Vascular Disease Highest-Risk Group Administrative Board of China, Neurology Committee of Shanghai China Medical Association; editorial member of Journal of Tongji University, Journal of Chinese Clinical Medicine, Chinese Journal of Stroke. She is involved in projects of National Research, Shanghai Science and Technology Research, and PudongScience and technology project.

She has published dozens of articles in professional Journals including FASEB and PNAS.

Dr. Huang speaks Mandarin, German and English.

Dr. You Yin(China)
Internal Medicine, Neurology

Dr. Yin has been engaged in the diagnosis and treatment of neurological diseases for over 20 years. He graduated from Xiangya Medicine School at Central South University and the Second Military Medical University, earning a doctoral degree in internal medicine. He is also a visiting scholar at Harvard Medical School in the United States.

As the head of the neurology department, Dr. Yin has accumulated extensive experience in the diagnosis and treatment of neurological and psychiatric disorders. He specializes in neurodegenerative diseases (dementia and memory impairment, Parkinson's disease), sleep disorders (various sleep disorders, refractory insomnia), cerebrovascular diseases, neuropsychiatric conditions (anxiety and panic attacks, depression), and manual repositioning techniques for benign paroxysmal positional vertigo.

Dr. Yin serves as the Deputy Director of the Geriatric Psychosomatic Medicine Group under the Psychosomatic Medicine Branch of the Chinese Medical Association, a Standing Committee Member of the Cognitive Disorders Branch of the Chinese Geriatrics Society, a Standing Committee Member of the Clinical Cognition Committee of the Alzheimer's Disease Association of China, a member of the Vascular Cognitive Impairment Subcommittee of the Stroke Prevention Expert Committee under the National Health and Family Planning Commission, the Deputy Director of the Youth Committee of the Neurology Branch of the Shanghai Medical Association, the Vice President of the Youth Working Committee of the Shanghai Stroke Society, the Deputy Director of the Dementia and Cognitive Dysfunction Committee of the Shanghai Medical Association, the Deputy Director of the Standardized Diagnosis and Treatment of Ischemic Stroke Committee of the Shanghai Medical Association, the Deputy Director of the Neurology Branch of the Shanghai Society of Social Medical Institutions, a member of the Neurology Branch of the Shanghai Medical Association, etc.

Dr. Yin was selected for the "Young Backbone Faculty Training Program" by the Ministry of Education; he is among the first batch of "Outstanding Young Scholars" at the Second Military Medical University. He has led tens of research projects, including those funded by the National Natural Science Foundation of China, sub-projects under the National Science and Technology Support Program, biomedical-related projects supported by the Shanghai Municipal Science and Technology Commission, the "Scientific and Technological Innovation Action Plan" by the Shanghai Municipal Science and Technology Commission, and the Shanghai Natural Science Foundation. He has published over 100 academic papers, with more than 50 articles in internationally renowned SCI journals such as APSB, Small, and Translational Neurodegeneration. Additionally, he has obtained 21 international, national, and military invention patents. Dr. Yin has authored two monographs as the principal editor, co-edited two as an associate editor, and contributed to three national-level textbooks.

He speaks Mandarin and English.

Dr. Hongrong Xie (China)
Associate Chief Neurology

Dr Xie graduated from the First Affiliated Hospital of Jilin University, with extensive clinical experience. She is skilled in treating common and rare neurological diseases, including headache, dizziness, cerebrovascular disease, epilepsy, peripheral neuropathy, Parkinson's disease, and various cerebrospinal cord diseases. Sub major direction: Comprehensive diagnosis and treatment of Parkinson's disease syndrome.

Dr Xie is member of the Chronic Neurological Diseases Professional Committee of the Shanghai Society of Integrated Traditional Chinese and Western Medicine; member of the Pudong Integrated Traditional Chinese and Western Medicine Rehabilitation Professional Committee; member of the PD and Movement Disorders Group of the 9th Committee of the Neurology Branch of the Shanghai Medical Association; member of the International Exchange Group of the Middle and Elderly Healthcare Branch of the China Healthcare International Promotion Association; member of the Internal Medicine Professional Committee in Pudong New Area, Shanghai; member of the Second Committee of the Chronic Disease Management Branch of the Shanghai Medical Association; editorial board member of World Clinical Drugs; reviewer for the Journal of Tongji University (Medical Edition); editorial board member of the Chinese Journal of Stroke.

Dr. Xie speaks Mandarin and English.