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NURSING PRACTICE AND HEALTH CARE

Da Yong LU

Biography:

Da-Yong LU was born in July, 1962 in Shanghai. At present he is professor at Shanghai Institute of Materia Medica, Chinese Academy of Sciences since 2005. He has completed his MS at Shanghai Institute of Materia Medica, Chinese Academy of Sciences, 1986. He has completed BS at Shanghai Medical University (Now Fudan University affiliated) in1982. He is working as an associate professor at Shanghai University, Shanghai200444, PR China. He has Undergone the studies of cancer pathology, biochemistry, pharmacology and clinical therapeutics, especially on the pharmacological studies of new Chinese anticancer agent probimane and MST-16 and antimetastatic targets of fibrinogen and sialic acids and individualized cancer chemotherapy (ICC) since 1982. His interest is to focus on the basic studies of cancer biology, pathology, treatment, origins of life, human suicide study, human viral infectious diseases, human metabolic diseases and other field of science disciplines. He is serving as an editorial member of several reputed international journals. He was the first author to have more than 100 original scientific articles in international journals and three books published by UK, US and Germany-based publication companies. He has also studied biochemical and pathological aspects of cancer diagnosis, neoplasm metastasis, anti-diabetic treatments, suicide preventions and deadliest viral infections, such as HIV/AIDS, Ebola, avian flu and others.

Research Interests:

His research interests include drug development of cancer, mental diseases, metabolic disease treatments, prevention of viral infection and therapeutics. Nursery science and healthcare service.

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