Emily Hung is a Reporter at the South China Morning Post. She covers health news and policies in Hong Kong, with a strong focus on themes such as wellness, medicine, and healthcare, alongside regional interests and animal rights. Emily's work has been featured in prominent outlets including NBC News, CBS News, and Yahoo News.
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Emily Hung's reporting focuses on a variety of local issues in China and Hong Kong, with an emphasis on government policies, crime, travel & tourism, healthcare & pharmaceuticals, and family & relationships. She often includes expert commentary and covers government announcements.
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By: Emily Hung
Chinese University of Hong Kong scientists call GLP-1 ‘superstar pathway in biological, medical and pharmaceutical fields’.
By: Emily Hung
Alpha Lau says city must seize opportunities amid renewed signs of stability in China-US relations following Xi-Trump summit.
By: Emily Hung
InvestHK chief says city must adapt to changing international order while chamber boss suggests firms build cross-regional strategies.
By: Emily Hung
Doctors and advocates say city needs to address sparse facilities, misinformation, and lack of statutory and employer support.
By: Emily Hung, Holly Chik
Residents watching event at launch centre describe trailblazer as providing immense encouragement for city.
By: Emily Hung
Office unveils its ‘Chat to Quit’ chatbot pilot initiative as part of annual campaign in June.
By: Emily Hung
After helping thousands of patients, HKU’s SUPPORT+ is seeking fresh funding to help cancer patients manage their symptoms at home.
By: Emily Hung
Scientists develop plant-based moisturiser that ‘turns lions into sheep’, taming bacteria causing eczema itch and reducing antibiotic reliance.
By: Emily Hung
While advanced therapies have nearly halved cancer death rate, low screening rates and late detection hold the city back.
By: Emily Hung
King Li, dean emeritus of Carle Illinois College of Medicine, says he is honoured to take up the role and that returning to Hong Kong is deeply meaningful to him.
