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  • CRISPR Symposium at Harvard Medical School Draws Crowds

    By David Li, bostonese.com

    Boston, Sept. 30, 2013, — Doing research in life sciences is a tough business. It requires years of training, long work hours and patience. Breakthrough discoveries are few and far in between, but they could improve lives of millions people. Recently, a symposium at Harvard Medical School (HMS) drew about 300 students and researchers to packed Cannon Room of Building C to listen to four distinguished fellow researchers sharing their experiences.
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    Speakers and organizers of the symposium take a group picture (photo by David Li).
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  • Frank Wang Wins The Tenth Annual Boston China Cup Golf Tournament

    By David Li, bostonese.com

    Boston, Oct. 1, 2013, — Tenth annual Boston Chinese Golf Association (BCGA) Cup, also known as China Cup, was held on Sunday, September 29, at Stow Acres Golf Club. The weather was very perfect for playing golf with mild temperatures and little wind.
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    Group picture in front of the club house (provided by Charlie Wang of BCGA).
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  • CCBA Receives $5000 Check from Chinatown Main Street

    Boston, Sept. 30, 2013, — During last Chinese Consolidated Benevolent Association (CCBA) bi-monthly board meeting, Chinatown Main Street (CMS) President Tony M. Yee and Executive Director Courtney Ho-Ha presented a check of $5000 to CCBA President Rick Wong and Executive Officers, and CCBA became the community partner of the Chinatown Streets cleaning program.
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    (L to R) English Secretary Simon Chan, Treasurer Philip Huang, CMS President Tony M. Yee, CMS Exec Dir. Courtney Ho-Ha, CCBA President Rick Wong, Auditor Levelin Chan, and Chinese Secretary Larry Young
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  • Dr. John Wong of Tufts Medical Center Receives $1 Million PCORI Award

    Boston, Oct. 3, 2013 -– John B. Wong, MD, Chief of the Division of Clinical Decision Making at Tufts Medical Center, has been approved to receive a research award of more than $1 million over three years from the Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute (PCORI) to fund his work on improving comparative effectiveness research (CER) methods. The study is part of a portfolio of projects that will advance the field of patient-centered CER and provide patients with information that will help them make better-informed decisions about their care. Wong’s research proposal was among only 14% of applications selected by PCORI to receive funding.
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  • The Changing Face of Cervical Cancer in China, A 10-year Study by Tongji Medical College

    Durham, NC (PRWEB) September 24, 2013, –Over the last few decades, China, like the majority of the world, has seen a steady decrease in deaths from cervical cancer, due in large part to screening efforts and improved treatment. However, the disease still poses a significant threat to women, as it remains the third most common and among the most deadly cancers in women worldwide, with a third of new cases occurring in China. Moreover, the incidence of the disease has increased among young women. These trends signal the need for a large-scale, thorough assessment of the cervical cancer landscape in China – a database that did not exist until recently.
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    Prof. Ding Ma (left) visits a patient at Tongji Hospital in Wuhan, China.
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  • Registration Opens for Bridge Medical Summit 2013

    By American Chinese Medical Association

    American Chinese Medical Association (ACMA) is a professional organization founded by Chinese American physicians and biomedical scientists 15 years ago. Now our members are represented in many top hospitals and major biomedical institutes in the country. With our noble goal: Bridge to a healthier world, many physicians, researchers and students have joined together, creating a platform with basic research, clinical medicine, education, community services and translational medicine components. So we can distribute the better and more advanced medical knowledge to more people.
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  • Activists Protest BRA’s Tax Break to Developer, Call for Economic Justice

    Boston, September 26, 2013, –- On City Hall Plaza today, a group of activists from the Right to the City Alliance called on the Boston Redevelopment Authority (BRA) to have greater accountability to residents and to use public resources for the public good. On the agenda tonight for the BRA board meeting was the approval of a $7.8 million tax break to Millenium Partners, the developer of the former Filene’s site in Downtown Crossing.
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    Jian Hua Tang of the Chinese Progressive Association, calling for public land to be used for public good.
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  • House Passed Spending Bill That Will Likely Shut down Government

    By David Li, bostonese.com

    Washington, Sept. 30, 2013, –In a 15-minute vote, U.S. House of Representatives voted 228 to 201 to pass a spending bill three and half hours before the new fiscal year begins at midnight. The irony of passing this bill is that it makes the likelihood of a government shutdown unavoidable, and shows the failure of the reported moderate Republican revolt. Twelve Republicans, including Michele Bachmanm and Peter King, and nine Democrats voted against party lines.
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  • Photo Journal: New World Trade Center and 9/11 Memorial

    By Luyuan Zhang, bostonese.com

    I was in elementary school in China twelve years ago, and was heart broken when I heard the sad news. On September 12, 2013, I found myself at The National September 11 Memorial in downtown Manhattan, shooting photos all the way from the new World Trade Center (WTC) which is still under construction, to the Memorial Plaza.
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  • China Pearl First to Offer English Training to Staff in Chinatown

    Boston, MA, Sept. 25, 2013 –China Pearl became the first Chinese restaurant in Boston to invest in the language skills of its employees on June 5, introducing an English language program for its predominantly Chinese-speaking staff.
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    China Peal Workplace Ed Class – Workplace Education ESL teacher, Kenny Yim, teaching the staff English(photo provided by AACA).
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