SDG3
Good Health and Well-being
Demand medical care for all, reduce the number of deaths from (non-)communicable diseases, strengthen the prevention and treatment of substance abuse, reduce the number of deaths and injuries from road traffic accidents, and increase health financing and the recruitment, development, and training of the health workforce.
NYCU’s Cross-Disciplinary Course “Things We Learned from Animals” Explores the Bond Between Humans and Animals
According to the “Humane Care of Laboratory Animals Annual Report 2022” released by the Ministry of Agriculture, the total number of laboratory animals used in Taiwan in 2022 exceeded 4.4 million. In our pursuit of excellence in research, have we ever considered the experiences of these laboratory animals when we
2025 USR award of GVM
NYCU awarded 3 USR awards of GVM For more details, please follow the update news.
NYCU Develops Brain Degeneration Prediction Technology for More Objective Disease Diagnosis
Psychiatric diagnosis has long relied on clinical interviews and patient history, often lacking objective and quantifiable evaluation standards. To tackle this challenge, National Yang Ming Chiao Tung University (NYCU) and Taipei Veterans General Hospital (TVGH) have made groundbreaking advancements in brain imaging and artificial intelligence. Since 2019, Professor Chih-Chieh Yang—Chair
NYCU Study Links Improved Air Quality to Better Brain Health in Older Adults
While air pollution is widely known to contribute to lung cancer, recent research suggests it may also impact brain health, potentially increasing the risk of dementia. A recent epidemiological study conducted by National Yang Ming Chiao Tung University (NYCU) has found that improved air quality is closely linked to
TVGH, III and NYCU Develop AI Motion Capture System for Neurological Diagnosis
Can you imagine capturing precise gait and motion data with just a few cameras without wearable sensors? National Yang Ming Chiao Tung University (NYCU) is making this groundbreaking vision a reality. A collaborative team from Taipei Veterans General Hospital (TVGH), the Institute for Information Industry (III), and NYCU announced on
Department of Chinese Medicine traveled to Taitung for a free clinic outreach.
During the winter break, students from our Department of Chinese Medicine traveled to Taitung for a free clinic outreach. Through hands-on experience and practical learning, they gained valuable knowledge and skills in Chinese medicine. This volunteer service was a way to give back to the community and a meaningful opportunity
