Doctors
Wang Yonghong
wyhekyy@126.com
Title：
Chief Physician
Research field：
Clinical and basic research of adolescent diseases.
Medical expertise：
Integrated diagnosis and treatment of childhood growth and development diseases and precocious puberty; Traditional Chinese medicine treatment for pediatric gynecological diseases and adolescent menstrual diseases; staged and differentiated treatment of recurrent respiratory infections and asthma; comprehensive adjustment of children's constitution.
Academic activities：
She is currently secretary general of the Pediatric Committee of China Association of Integrated Traditional Chinese and Western Medicine; standing director of the Pediatric Committee of World Federation of Chinese Medicine Societies; standing committee member of the Pediatric Branch of China Association of Traditional Chinese Medicine Information; standing director of the Pediatric Committee of China Nationalities Medical Association; and member of the Pediatric Branch of China Association of Traditional Chinese Medicine.
Introduction：
From September 1990 to July 1993, she pursued postgraduate studies in Integrated Chinese-Western Medicine at Shanghai Medical University under the guidance of Professor Shi Yumin, earning a Master's degree. From December 2002 to December 2005, she was selected as a participant in the third cohort of the National Academic Experience Inheritance Program for Renowned Senior TCM Practitioners, studying under renowned TCM expert Wang Xafang. She learned the academic philosophy and clinical expertise of Dong Tingyao, the founder of Dong-style pediatrics, and was recognized as an outstanding inheritor.
As principal investigator, she has led multiple research projects including the National Natural Science Foundation , Shanghai Major Research Project on Traditional Chinese Medicine, and Shanghai Science and Technology Commission's TCM Guidance Program. With nearly forty papers published as first or corresponding author in SCI journals and domestic authoritative publications, she authored monographs such as "Shi Yumin's Clinical Essentials in Pediatrics" and "Wang Xiafang's Treatment of Pediatric Spleen and Stomach Disorders". Additionally, she contributed to textbooks and monographs including "Practical Integrated Chinese-Western Pediatric Medicine", "Practical Traditional Chinese Pediatric Medicine", and "Prevention and Management of Adolescent Diseases".