香港中文大學健康展覽 2025 – 腦當益壯 CUHK Health Exhibition 2025 – Mind In Motion
健康檢查之名額及派籌安排 Health Check Quota and Ticketing Arrangements
健康檢查之名額：
| 健康檢查的類型 | 名額（一天） |
| 基本健康檢查（包括血糖、血總膽固醇檢查；體質指數量度；血壓檢查；健康諮詢） | 360 |
| 特別健康檢查（思瞳腦健康評估*） | 42 |
注意事項：
1. 每天的派籌時間為：
- 早上九時半：派發早上十時正到下午一時半之基本及特別健康檢查籌號
- 下午一時半：派發下午兩時正到五時半之基本及特別健康檢查籌號
2. 基本健康檢查（包括血糖、血總膽固醇檢查；體質指數量度；血壓檢查；健康諮詢）及特別健康檢查（思瞳腦健康評估）的籌號分開兩條隊伍派發。
3. 每人每天於基本及特別健康檢查分別限拿各一張籌。
4. 如果兩種檢查所分配到的時間重疊，請您先前往參與特別健康檢查。
5. 活動當天所有臨時安排（如開放正式排隊之時間 或 「截龍」措施）將視乎當時情況而定，未能提前告知，敬請原諒。
再次由衷感謝廣大市民對健康展覽的支持。
免責聲明：
⚠️ 最近一星期曾進行眼科手術、患有畏光症、因強光引發的眼疾、角膜混濁或白內障等眼部疾病，及60歲以下人士均不適宜進行「思瞳腦健康評估」。
⚠️ 請自行確保身體狀况適合參與此活動，如因自身身體不適而導致檢查時有生理或心理上的傷害，本會恕不負責。
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一年一度嘅健康展覽返嚟喇！話咁快中文大學醫學院院會健康展覽就已經踏入第三十七載～🩺🧠
流感、肺炎呢啲常見疾病大家就聽得多喇，過去幾年疫情亦為我哋嘅生活帶嚟好多轉變，唔知大家有對我哋嘅呼吸系統有幾深認識呢？ 喺香港，空氣質素、生活習慣、個人衛生意識等都隨著社會步入高齡化，腦退化症和中風等腦神經疾病患病率持續上升，當中中風（腦血管病）不但有年輕化嘅趨勢，更係香港排名前三位嘅致命殺手之一！😱呢啲疾病唔單止影響個人嘅認知及生活能力，仲會為照顧者及醫療系統帶嚟沉重負擔。由此可見，腦部健康同我地嘅生活息息相關，實在不容忽視‼️「腦當益壯」不僅係一個口號，更係一個信念 — 不論男女老幼，只要持續關注腦部健康，便能活出豐盛嘅人生！☀️
有鑒於此，籌委會將以「腦當益壯」 ”Mind In Motion” 作為今年健康展覽嘅主題，喚起公眾對保持腦部健康嘅關注，了解如何喺日常生活中保護大腦和神經系統，同埋點樣辨識相關疾病嘅早期信號，提高健康意識，從而防患於未然。🚨
我哋將會喺以下三個週末，去到香港各大商場舉行健康展覽👩🏻⚕️👨🏻⚕️：
🌟第一週：10月4-5號
@樂富 樂富廣場
🌟第二週：10月11-12號
@將軍澳 新都城中心三期
🌟第三週：10月18-19號
@荃灣 愉景新城
展覽內容非常豐富，當中包括：
- 免費神經系統主題健康檢查：
- 思瞳腦健康評估*
- 免費基本健康檢查：
- 血糖檢查
- 血總膽固醇檢查
- 血壓檢查
- 體質指數檢查
- 有關神經系統的資訊展版介紹
- 3D大腦模型解說
- 神經科 / 神經外科醫生講座
- 教育影片
- 香港中學健康展覽報告比賽決賽
屆時敬請大家多多捧場吖！同時記得緊貼我哋喺 Facebook 和 Instagram 專頁嘅更新！
*注意事項：
⚠️ 最近一星期曾進行眼科手術、患有畏光症、因強光引發的眼疾、角膜混濁或白內障等眼部疾病，及60歲以下人士均不適宜進行「思瞳腦健康評估」。
⚠️ 請自行確保身體狀况適合參與此活動，如因自身身體不適而導致檢查時有生理或心理上的傷害，本會恕不負責。
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The annual Health Exhibition is back! This year marks the 37th year of CUHK Medical Society’s Health Exhibition～🩺🧠
As society transitions into an ageing demographic, the prevalence of neurological diseases such as dementia and stroke is steadily increasing. Notably, stroke (cerebrovascular disease) not only exhibits a concerning trend towards younger populations, but also ranks as one of the top three leading causes of death in Hong Kong! 😱These conditions significantly impact an individual’s cognitive abilities and daily functioning, while also imposing a heavy burden on caregivers and the healthcare system. It is evident that brain health is closely linked to our quality of life and overall wellbeing, and that is why it deserves our utmost attention. ‼️
In light of this, we have chosen “Mind In Motion” as the theme for this year’s Health Exhibition. We aim to raise public awareness about the importance of maintaining brain health, educating individuals on how to protect their brains and nervous systems in daily life, as well as how to recognise the early signs of related diseases. By enhancing health awareness, we hope to empower the community to take proactive measures in preventing these neurological conditions. 🚨
In the following three weekends, the Health Exhibition will be held in various shopping malls in Hong Kong👩🏻⚕️👨🏻⚕️:
🌟Week 1: 4-5 October
@Lok Fu Place, Lok Fu
🌟Week 2: 11-12 October
@Metro City Plaza Discovery, Tseung Kwan O
🌟Week 3: 18-19 October
@ Discovery Park, Tsuen Wan
The highlights of the Exhibition includes:
- Free Neurology-themed Health Check:
- i-Cog Brain Health Assessment*
- Free health checks:
- Blood glucose measurement
- Blood cholesterol measurement
- Blood pressure measurement
- Body Mass Index (BMI) measurement
- Information board presentation on neurological system
- 3D Brain Models Demonstration
- Talks by neurology/neurosurgery doctors
- Educational videos
- Hong Kong Secondary School Health Exhibition Presentation Competition Grand Final Round
Hope to see you there! For more details, stay tuned to the updates on our Facebook and Instagram pages!
*Disclaimers:
⚠️ Individuals who have undergone ophthalmic surgery within the past week, those who suffer from photophobia or light-induced ocular conditions, those who have corneal opacity or cataracts, or are under the age of 60 should NOT conduct this health check.
⚠️ Participants are responsible for ensuring that they are physically fit to take part in the health checks. The Organising Committee shall not be held liable for any physical or psychological harm resulting from participation due to pre-existing health conditions.