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XMUM students win bronze in medical innovation competition

A team of undergraduate students from Xiamen University Malaysia’s School of Traditional Chinese Medicine won the Bronze Award in the International Track at the 2026 Grand Finals of the China Undergraduate Medical Innovation Tournament.

Source: Xiamen University Malaysia · August 26, 2026 at 12:31 PM · AI-assisted report

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SHANGHAI, 26 AUGUST 2026 —

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A team of undergraduate students from Xiamen University Malaysia’s School of Traditional Chinese Medicine won the Bronze Award in the International Track at the 2026 Grand Finals of the China Undergraduate Medical Innovation Tournament.

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The project, “From Registry Records to Research Intelligence: A Domain-Specific Living Evidence Platform for Wound Clinical Studies,” uses publicly available clinical-trial data to standardise wound terminology, classify injuries, track research trends and link publications. According to Xiamen University Malaysia, the platform is designed to help researchers and clinicians update evidence continuously and offers particular benefits for studies on diabetic foot ulcers.

The four students—Oon Jing Shen, Tan Ke Ying, Looi Zhi Wei and Ngam Li-Bin—competed at Fudan University in Shanghai on 16 August. The competition is listed in the National College Student Competition Analysis Report published by the China Association of Higher Education and invites medical innovators from around the world.

Academics from Xiamen University Malaysia and Xiamen University supervised the project: Dr. Muhammad Shahzad Aslam and Prof. Dr. Chen Shaodong led the framework, data structure and platform logic, while Prof. Dr. Qiu Yan and Assoc. Prof. Dr. Lai Penghua advised on methodology and academic rigour.

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