Medical reviewer · Language reviewer
Wei-Yin Qiu, PhD
PhD in Medicine, Kyoto University · Chinese Edition (Traditional and Simplified)
For Chinese-speaking people, seeking medical care in Japan is not limited to sudden illness or injury while traveling. In recent years, advanced self-pay treatments such as regenerative medicine have also driven demand for traveling to Japan for care. Unclear information, unfamiliarity with how Japan's healthcare system works, and the language barrier are common difficulties in these situations. Dr. Wei-Yin Qiu specializes in regenerative medicine and anti-aging medicine and takes part in reviewing this site's Chinese edition (Traditional and Simplified), so that Chinese-speaking readers can feel more at ease when seeking care in Japan.
- Credentials
- PhD in Medicine (Center for iPS Cell Research and Application, Kyoto University)
- Specialties
- Regenerative Medicine, Anti-Aging Medicine
- Languages
- Chinese (Traditional) / Chinese (Simplified)
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