Cough and Chronic Cough Public Health Lecture Tonight at 6 p.m. PT on Zoom: Dr. Yang on Warning Signs and Care, Invited by the U.S. Shenzhen Federation and FreshLemon

A medical public-interest lecture jointly hosted by the U.S. Shenzhen Federation and FreshLemon will be held on Zoom at 6 p.m. Pacific Time tonight, Wednesday, November 11. Dr. Yang, a renowned Silicon Valley traditional Chinese medicine practitioner specializing in chronic conditions and president of California University Silicon Valley, will speak on "Cough and Chronic Cough." The lecture is free and open to the public, starting at 10 a.m. on November 12, China time.

Co-hosts: U.S. Shenzhen Federation and FreshLemon

Time: 6 p.m. Pacific, Wednesday, November 11 (8 p.m. Central; 9 p.m. Eastern; 10 a.m., November 12, China)

Location: Online (Zoom)

How to join: Free via Zoom (Meeting ID: 271 346 4046; Passcode: 6868)

Speaker: Dr. Philip Yang (Yang Lei), renowned Silicon Valley TCM practitioner specializing in chronic conditions; president of California University Silicon Valley

Topic: Cough and chronic cough

As the seasons change, a cough becomes a familiar companion for many: some shake it off in a week or two, while others cough on and off for a month or two, day and night, with medicine bringing no lasting relief. Dr. Yang will first help listeners tell an ordinary cough from a chronic cough, and explain how long a cough can last before it should be taken seriously.

The lecture will also review the common causes of a cough that will not go away, point out the warning signs that should not be ignored, and cover everyday care and the right time to see a doctor, helping listeners respond early rather than let a cough drag on.

Dr. Philip Yang (Yang Lei) has 29 years of clinical experience, is a well-known traditional Chinese medicine practitioner in Silicon Valley, and serves as president and professor of California University Silicon Valley.

The U.S. Shenzhen Federation, registered in California in 2022, is a 501(c)(6) tax-exempt nonprofit organization with six industry alliances and twelve interest clubs, uniting nearly 8,000 Shenzhen natives and friends in the United States; it jointly hosts this lecture with FreshLemon. FreshLemon is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization approved at the federal level and in California, dedicated to health knowledge outreach in the Chinese community. GSM is a media support partner of the U.S. Shenzhen Federation and FreshLemon.

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Source: FreshLemon

Published by GSM · USA (original Chinese edition)

Photo: FreshLemon美国医学公益讲座「咳嗽与慢性咳嗽」海报。照片来源：FreshLemon华人健康公益。 / Poster for the FreshLemon public health lecture on cough and chronic cough. Source: FreshLemon.

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