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HK Funded Grants

Each year, our International grant programme funds new studies focusing on cancer prevention through food, nutrition and physical activity.

Here we provide details about our most recently funded research in Asia.  For further information about these or any other research funded by the WCRF global network, please visit WCRF International’s funded research pages.

YEAR PROJECT SCIENTIST
Hong Kong
2009

The acceptability and feasibility of a diet and physical activity intervention to prevent recurrence in colorectal cancer survivors

Judy W.C. Ho, MBBS, FRCS, FHKAM
University of Hong Kong Medical Centre

2008 A pilot study to investigate attitudes and behaviours towards food avoidance and food preference concerning Chinese cancer patients – patients’, general public’s, and Traditional Chinese Medicine doctors’ perspectives Joseph T.F. Lau, PhD
The Chinese University of Hong Kong
2008 Changes in food and supplements consumption before and after diagnosis affecting quality of life in breast cancer survivors Josette S.Y. Chor, PhD
The Chinese University of Hong Kong
2006 Effects of folate and the folate receptor alpha on ovarian and endometrial cancers: an in vitro study Michelle K.Y. Siu, PhD
The University of Hong Kong
2005 Molecular Mechanisms Involved in the Suppressive Effects of Garlic Derivatives on Cell Growth and Motility in Prostate Cancer Xianghong Wang, PhD
The University of Hong Kong
2003 Adolescent and adult soy intake and breast cancer risk in Chinese premenopausal women Suzanne C. Ho, PhD
The Chinese University of Hong Kong
2001 Dietary Antioxidants and Health Promotion: Development of an In Vivo Comet Assay Model and its Application in Diet- Related Studies of Cancer Prevention Iris F.F. Benzie, PhD
The Hong Kong Polytechnic University

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