NEWS

We are thrilled to announce a new paper published by our Director, Professor Olga Zayts-Spence. This paper looks at intergenerational communication on menopause among women in Hong Kong and China mainland.

Prof. Olga Zayts-Spence’s new study (co-authored with Prof. Mariana Lazzaro-Salazar and Dr. David Edmonds) investigates menopausal stigma and the lived experiences of Chinese women residing in Hong Kong and mainland China.

Prof. Olga Zayts’s new chapter in the Springer volume (Mis)Understandings in Multicultural Communication explores "transcultural moments" and evidence-based practices in Hong Kong’s genetic counselling settings.

Prof. Olga Zayts, Director of the Centre for the Humanities and Medicine, delivered a guest lecture at the Hong Kong Women Symposium and was invited to serve as a council member of the Hong Kong Menopause Society.

Prof. Olga Zayts, Director of the Centre for the Humanities and Medicine, was featured in HKU’s Knowledge Exchange stories. 

Prof. Olga Zayts and Prof. Zoë Fortune have published a new book, which brings together several prominent areas of concern for both the academic and the workplace practitioners to understand mental health in the Asian workplace. 

Prof. Brian King's new book examines language, power and intersex variations within clinician accounts in Hong Kong, examining how they communicate about intersex traits to patients and their families.