Rising rates of anxiety and depression among secondary students have become one of the essential health problems in the Greater Bay Area (GBA), which is a mega-region that is progressively integrating and revamping nine major cities in the Pearl River Delta and two other special administrative regions, Hong Kong and Macao. Students have been under immense pressure and stress due to the intensifying academic competition, examination pressure, and rapid social change. This seri

Are we really doing enough to support students in their journey to adulthood? Do mental support NGOs truly know what most students need at a time of crisis? Finally, why do most support tools seem to require a good economic background to be used consistently? As the Greater Bay Area faces climbing rates of student suicide in recent years, these are the questions we can no longer afford to ignore. While government organizers in the GBA have taken strides in addressing this cr

AI Medical Startups in Shenzhen are seemingly ubiquitous, fittingly as the market is expanding steadily, with a projected size exceeding 1.2 trillion just in Mainland China (The State Council of the PRC). It is not inaccurate to suggest that the integration of AI in the revamping of medical systems has not contributed to Shenzhen’s economic wellbeing. However, in the harnessing of AI, such risks — poor user adherence, misdiagnosis, and underrepresentation of certain populati