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by | Jan 1, 2021

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C.V. of Dr. Paul Kwun Lai Lam May 2017

Age: 63

Qualification:

MBBS(HK) 1978 Bachelor of Medicine & Surgery ( Hong Kong)

FHKAM (Paed) 1993 Fellow of the Hong Kong Academy of Medicine

FHKC (Paed) 1991 Fellow of the Hong Kong Academy of Paediatrics

FRCP (Edin) 1997 Fellow of the Royal College of Physician (Edinburgh)

IBCMT 2003 Member of the International Board of Clinical Metal

Toxicology

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FAAP 2004 Fellow of the American Academy of Pediatrics

ACAM 2012 Member of the American College of Advancement in Medicine

IBCMT Fellow 2016 Fellow of the International Board of Clinical Metal Toxicology

Working Experience:

1980 to 1990 Paediatric service in government hospital in Hong Kong

1987 to 1988 Honorary registrar & awardee in British Commonweath Fellowship

Award for neonatology training in Cambridge. University

of Cambridge., U.K.

1990 to 1993 Honorary Clinical Lecturer in Paediatrics, Department of Paediatrics & Adolescent Medicine,

University of Hong Kong

1993 to now Private medical practice.

1993 to 2005 Honorary Assistant Professor in Paediatrics , University of Hong

Kong

2006 to 2013 Honorary Lecturer in Biological Science, Croucher Institute of

Environmental Sciences, Department of Biology,

Baptist University of Hong Kong

Presentations of papers on following meetings:

The content presented have been related to adverse effects of environmental

pollutants to human health and possible management to restore health.

  1. April 2003 – Japanese Paediatric Society Annual Meeting, Fukuoka, Japan

  2. April 2004 – Nestle Workshop in Perinatology – Beijing , China

  3. August 2004 – International Congress in Pediatrics . Cancum, Mexico

  4. October 2004 – Asian Pacific Congress of Allergology & Clinical

Immunology., Tokyo, Japan

5. March 2005 – American Academy of Allergy & Immunology Annual

Meeting , St. Antonio, Texas

6. July 2005 – Joint Meeting of the Japanese Dermatological Society

& Japanese Society of Contact Dermatitis, Yokohama, Japan

7 December 2006 – International Conference on Public Health Management

– Aquaculture and Environment,

Croucher Foundation for Environmental Sciences.

Baptist University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong

9-13 September 2007 – 8th World Congress of Perinatal Medicine

Florence, Italy

12-15th November 2009 – 3rd Asia Pacific Congress of Controversies in Obstetric

& Gynaecology , Beijing , China

16-17 November 2010 – Conference on Childhood Development & Environment

12th Beijing & Hong Kong Medical Exchange, Hong Kong Medical Association, Hong Kong

11-15 CleanUp Conference 2011 — 4th International Contaminated Site and Remediation, Adelaide, Australia

4-5 April 2015 – Conference by Australian National Integrated Medical Institute

And International Board of Clinical Metal Toxicology.

Melbourne, Australia.

8 October 2016 – Annual Conference on Disaster Preparedness and Response.

3-4 December 2016– 4th Annual Scientific Meeting &5th H.K.-Guangdong-Shanghai-

Chongquing Pediatric Exchange Meeting

Publication:

Townsend Letter October 2007 : Causes &Treatment of Chronic Mercury Toxicities

In Hong Kong Children

Book chapter :Environmental Contamination 2012 :Health Impacts of Toxic Chemicals in the Pearl River Delta:the need for Healthcare Reform? CRC Press

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