Zhanxiang Wang

Dr. Zhanxiang Wang is a Professor in the Department of Clinical Sciences at National University of Health Sciences (NUHS). He holds an MD from Beijing University of Chinese Medicine (1989) and a PhD in integrative medicine from the China Academy of Chinese Medical Sciences (2001). Specializing in hematology, immunology, and acupuncture, he transitioned to NUHS to advance research in integrative medicine leveraging its clinical and academic resources.

Education:

• MD, Beijing University of Chinese Medicine, 1989
• PhD, China Academy of Chinese Medicine Sciences, 2001

Research Focus: Dr. Wang’s work centers on leukemia, immune disorders, and the application of traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) in modern clinical practice. His research has been supported by NIH grants and national funding in China. He emphasizes bridging TCM and Western medical approaches through evidence-based practice.

Awards:

• Walther Cancer Institute award for post-doctoral research

Teaching and Advising: Teaches courses in medical biochemistry, western nutrition, and oriental medicine diagnosis. Engages students in creating research foundations, particularly in evidence-based practice methodologies. Supervises clinical rotations and advocates for student involvement in translational research.