As we mark International Day of Persons with Disabilities on December 3, I hope to shine the spotlight on this wealth of untapped talent across the Asia-Pacific.
Increasingly, we recognise that human capabilities sit on a bell curve. Across the world, there will be people who are typical (neurotypical) or atypical (neurodiverse). Neurodiverse individuals fall above or below the extremes of a statistical bell curve, and are estimated to make up between 30 per cent and 40 per cent of the population. Read More...
Country Business Reports interviews and articles by Discovery Reports
Hectic lifestyles, coupled with unbalanced diets, take a toll on gastrointestinal health and if left unchecked, could lead to stomach problems.
Aiming to improve the quality of life of those affected, and looking to provide better access to safe and effective medication, Hong Kong’s Kin Fung Weisen-U created Weisen-U, an over-the-counter (OTC) drug developed to address gastrointestinal and stomach issues.
Weisen-U has almost 60 years of history. Read More...
In the years since, it has achieved international cult status for its alternative and progressive selection.
Fashion, Suen tells the Post “was never on the cards” for her, and her path towards it “has been very convoluted”.
Her mother is a doctor from Shanghai, China, and her Hakka Chinese father is from Hong Kong. In the late 1980s they relocated to Manchester, where they opened the country’s third-ever Chinese medicine clinic. Read More...
