Dr. Wang Ying is a dynamic figure in the realm of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM). As a Doctor of TCM, lecturer, and attending physician, she brings a multifaceted approach to her work. In addition to her clinical practice, Dr. Wang holds several prestigious positions including Deputy Secretary-General of the Liaoning Provincial Health and Rehabilitation Society, and memberships in organizations such as the Liaoning Provincial Society for Preventing Diseases and the Liaoning Provincial Acupuncture Society’s Balance Patch Therapy Research Branch. She also plays a vital role as the World-China Joint Medicine Diet Therapy Research Director of the professional committee and is an esteemed member of the Chinese Acupuncture and Moxibustion Society.
Dr. Wang's research is at the intersection of tradition and innovation. She is deeply engaged in the compilation and exploration of ancient health-preserving literature while also investigating the mechanisms of sub-health conditioning therapy in TCM.
Currently, Dr. Wang serves as a Lecturer in the Teaching and Research Section of Traditional Chinese Medicine and Health Preservation. Here, she shares her expertise through engaging lectures on topics such as "Theoretical Basics of Traditional Chinese Medicine and Health Preservation", "Health Preservation and Rehabilitation", and "TCM and Health Preservation" for both undergraduate and international students. Her dedication to advancing TCM knowledge and practice is evident in her multifaceted contributions to the field.
