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Group photograph of representatives at the QMUL, KMU, and NSYSU memorandum of understanding signing ceremony

Academic Exchange

Highlights of the International Seminar and MOU Signing with Queen Mary University of London

On 20 January 2026, the Center and CEMAFLD at National Sun Yat-sen University jointly signed a memorandum of understanding with Queen Mary University of London (QMUL) and held an international symposium on MASLD and liver research.

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Research Achievements

The Invisible Burden: How Do We Measure the Severity of MASLD?

Understanding the public health burden of MASLD through its scale, differences in risk, and changes over time, and using data to support prevention and disease-control decisions.

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Representatives at the launch of the collaboration on intelligent screening for metabolic fatty liver disease and obesity

Media Coverage

Combating Metabolic Fatty Liver Disease: Government, Industry, and Academia Advance an Intelligent Screening Platform, with KMUH as the First Demonstration Site

A November 2025 report on government–industry–academia collaboration describes an intelligent screening initiative for risk stratification and management of metabolic fatty liver disease and obesity, with Kaohsiung Medical University Hospital as the first demonstration site.

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Center Announcements

World Diabetes Day Special Feature: People with Diabetes Face More Pressure Than We May Realize

Examining early identification of metabolic fatty liver disease and comprehensive health management in the context of the pressures people with diabetes face at work and in everyday life.

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RESEARCH CONNECTIONS

CMDO Research Networking Event

17 September 2025
Kaohsiung Medical University

Center Announcements

CMDO Research Networking Event

The September 2025 research networking announcement invited faculty and students in clinical medicine, basic science, public health, and data science to exchange research questions and explore interdisciplinary collaboration.

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