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​Prof. Xiang-Qian LAO 勞向前教授

勞向前教授

Prof. Xiang-Qian LAO

BM (Sun Yat-sen), MM (PUMC), PhD (HKU)

​副教授

電郵: xqlao@cuhk.edu.hk

 

ORCID: 0000-0002-2645-0128

Scopus Author ID: 14031637000

ResearcherID: M-5817-2017

個人簡介

勞向前教授在中山醫科大學獲得醫學學位(醫學學士),後在廣州市第十二人民醫院(廣州市職業病防治院)擔任公共衞生醫師多年。 他又分別在北京協和醫學院和香港大學攻讀醫學碩士和博士學位。 隨後,他前往美國,在杜克醫學中心杜克基因組科學與政策研究所接受遺傳流行病學培訓,並擔任博士後研究員。

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勞教授於2009年加入賽馬會公共衞生與基層醫療學院。 他的研究重點是空氣污染對健康的影響和慢性非傳染性疾病的流行病學。 老博士特別擅長利用大規模的佇列研究來系統地研究空氣污染和健康影響。 他的研究工作已在Circulation、The Lancet Planetary Health、JACI、EHP、IJE、BJSM、Hypertension和Diabetologia等多家權威醫學雜誌上發表。 他的研究工作不僅在學術上有重大影響,產生了大量的科學知識,而且對社會福祉也有貢獻,特別是在提高公眾對空氣污染對健康影響的認識和指導政策制定方面。 勞博士曾受香港政府邀請審查和制定香港空氣質量標準。 他的研究工作已被路透社、協理報、新聞週刊和南華早報等媒體和報刊廣泛報導。

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- 非中文媒體:google搜索關鍵詞 "xiang qian lao "或"lao xiang qian"

- 中文媒體:谷歌搜索詞。 "勞向前"

研究方向

  • 空氣污染與健康

  • 慢性病的流行病學

  • 佇列研究

​近期獲資助研究項目

  • Health effects of long-term exposure to ozone on Chinese adults. Research Grants Council-General Research Fund (PI: 01/2022-06/2024)

  • Health effects of neighbourhood walkability on Chinese adults. Research Grants Council-General Research Fund (PI: 01/2021-06/2023)

  • Joint mortality/morbidity effects of habitual physical activity and long-term exposure to ambient PM2.5 air pollution. Research Grants Council-General Research Fund (PI: 01/2020-06/2022)

  • Long-term exposure to ambient air pollution and intermediate health outcomes: a cohort study with 55,000 Hong Kong residents. Food and Health Bureau - Health and Medical Research Fund (PI: 12/2021-05/2024)

  • Effect of long-term exposure to multiple air pollutants on respiratory health in Hong Kong primary school children. Food and Health Bureau - Health and Medical Research Fund (PI: 08/2019-01/2022)

部份學術文章

  • Guo C, Zeng Y, Chang LY, Yu Z, Bo Y, Lin C, Lau AKH, Tam T, Lao XQ*. Independent and opposing associations of habitual exercise and chronic PM2.5 exposures on hypertension incidence. Circulation 2020; 142(7): 645-656. (Selected for AHA press release).

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  • Guo C, Yu T, Chang LY, Lin C, Yang HT, Bo Y, Zeng Y, Tam T, Lau Alexis KH, Lao XQ *. Does habitual exercise exacerbate the impacts of air pollution on the risk of mortality? A longitudinal cohort study. Canadian Medical Association Journal (Accepted with commentary. Selected for press release).

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  • Guo C, Zhang Z, Lau AKH, Lin C, Chuang YC, Chan WMJ, Jiang WK, Tam T, Yeoh EK, Chan TC, Chang LY, Lao XQ*. Effect of long-term exposure to fine particular matter on lung function decline and risk of chronic obstruct pulmonary disease in Taiwan: a longitudinal, cohort study. The Lancet Planetary Health 2018; 2: e114-25. (With commentary)

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  • Liu X, Lao XQ*, Wong CCY, Tan L, Zhang Z, Wong TW, Tse LA, Lau APS, Yu ITS. Frequent use of household cleaning products is associated with rhinitis in Chinese children. Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology September 2016; 138: 754-760 (Press release by university).

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  • Guo C, Bo Y, Chan TC, Zhang Z, Lin C, Tam T, Lau AKH, Chang LY, Hoek G, Lao XQ*. Does Fine Particulate Matter (PM2.5) Affect the Benefits of Habitual Physical Activity on Lung Function in Adults: A Longitudinal Cohort Study BMC Medicine 2020, 18: 134 (2020).

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  • Guo C, Tam T, Bo Y, Chang LY, Lao XQ*, Thomas GN. Habitual physical activity, renal function and chronic kidney disease: A cohort study of nearly 200,000 adults. British Journal of Sports Medicine 2020, 54 (20), 1225-1230.

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  • Lao XQ *, Deng HB, Liu X, Chan TC, Zhang Z, Chang LY, Yeoh EK, Tam T, Wong MCS, Thomas GN. Increased leisure-time physical activity associated with lower onset of diabetes in 44,828 adults with impaired fasting glucose. British Journal of Sports Medicine January 2019; 53(14): 895-900.

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  • Bo Y, Yu T, Chang LY, Guo C, Lin C, Zeng YQ, Huang B, Tam T, Lau AKH, Wong SYS, Lao XQ*. Combined Effects of Chronic PM2.5 Exposure and Habitual Exercise on Cancer Mortality: A Longitudinal Cohort Study. International Journal of Epidemiology (Accepted)

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  • Zhang Z, Chang LY, Lau AKH, Chan TC, Chuang J, Chan J, Lin C, Jiang K, Dear K, Zee BCY, Yeoh EK, Hoek G, Tam THW, Lao XQ*. Satellite-Based Estimates of Long-Term Exposure to Fine Particulate Matter are associated with C - reactive protein in 30,034 Taiwanese Adults. International Journal of Epidemiology 2017; 46: 1126-1136.

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  • Guo C, Hoek G, Chang LY, Bo Y, Lin C, Tam T, Huang B, Chan TC, Tam, T, Lau AKH, Lao XQ*. Long-Term Exposure to Ambient Fine Particulate Matter (PM2.5) and Lung Function in Children, Adolescents, and Young Adults: A Longitudinal Cohort Study. Environmental Health Perspectives 2019, 127(12): 127008.

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  • Chan TC, Zhang Z, Lin BC, Lin C, Deng HB, Chuang YC, Chan WMJ, Jiang WK, Tam T, Chang LY, Hoek G, Lau AKH, Lao XQ*. Long-term exposure to ambient fine particulate matter and chronic kidney disease: a cohort study. Environmental Health Perspectives 2018, 126(10): 107002.

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  • Zhang Z, Guo C, Lau AKH, Chan TC, Chuang YC, Lin C, Jiang WK, Yeoh EK, Tam T, Woo KS, Yan BP, Chang LY, Wong MCS, Lao XQ*. Long-term Exposure to Fine Particulate Matter, Blood Pressure, and Incident Hypertension in Taiwanese Adults. Environmental Health Perspectives January 2018, 126(1): 017008.

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  • Guo C, Yang HT, Chang LY, Bo Y, Lin C, Zeng Y, Tam T, Lau AKH, Hoek G, Lao XQ*. Habitual exercise is associated with reduced risk of diabetes regardless of air pollution: a longitudinal cohort study. Diabetologia 2021; 64(6):1298-1308. (Selected for press release)

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  • Lao XQ*, Guo C, Chang LY, Bo Y, Zhang Z, Chuang YC, Jiang WK, Lin C, Tam T, Lau AKH, CY Lin, Chan TC. Long-term exposure to ambient fine particulate matter (PM2.5) and incident type 2 diabetes: A longitudinal cohort study. Diabetologia 2019; 62: 759-769. (Cover page article).

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  • Bo Y, Guo C, Lin C, Chang LY, Chan TC, Huang B, Lee KP, Tam T, Lau AKH, Lao XQ*, EK Yeoh. Dynamic changes in long-term exposure to ambient PM2.5 and incidence of hypertension in adults: A natural experiment. Hypertension 2019; 74(3):669-677. (Selected as High Impact Paper in Hypertension).

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  • Bo Y, Chang LY, Guo C, Lin C, Lau AKH, Tam T, Yeoh EK, Lao XQ*. Associations of Reduced Ambient PM2.5 Level with Lower Plasma Glucose Concentration and Decreased Risk of Type 2 Diabetes in Adults: A Longitudinal Cohort Study. American Journal of Epidemiology (Accepted).

Last Updated: 6 August 2021

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