Asian Health Institute

Low acceptability of new coronavirus vaccine Experts call on Chinese not to be misled
Drs. Peter Chin Hong and Diana Lau talk on KTSF 26 News Talk addressing vaccine hesitancy in the nation, and encouraging vaccination efforts towards adolescents 12-to-18 years old (Cantonese/English)

Dr. Peter Chin-Hong's Corner

Dr. Peter Chin-Hong has been busy doing outreach work:

China Global TV Network: COVID vaccine effort in China


NDTV (India National TV): J&J pause and relationship to AstraZeneca vaccine in India


Arirang (Korea National TV): COVID vaccine effort in South Korea and comparison with US panel


The Last Lecture at UCSF – Find out about Dr. PCH’s upbringing and understand why he is so compassionate about the community

Other News

Causes blood clot? J&J Vaccines Causes Chinese Community Concerns
Experts: In Rare Cases
SF Asian elderly vaccine allocation is low - Asians account for 47.1% of the population, but only account for 30.9% of the vaccinated
Dr. Peter Chin-Hong: CoVID-19 Vaccine Rumors
What China is doing to mitigate risks from traveling for the lunar New Year Holidays, the WHO team in Wuhan, and vaccine roll out


New Coronavirus treatment! San Francisco ramps up research: Apidin is 30 times stronger than Remdesivir

Who should not get the vaccine? How long is it effective? Experts are all puzzled

Dr. Peter Chin-Hong: Single mask or double mask?


Dr. Peter Chin-Hong talking about vaccines

UCSF Online CoVID Town Hall

Dr. Peter Chin-Hong of UCSF: The arrival of the coronavirus vaccine is the light at the end of the tunnel
Worried about the CoVID-19 vaccine? Dr. Peter Chin-Hong: most people will have no side effects

Expert analysis on the recent dramatic surge of CoVID

Dr. Peter Chin-Hong on diabetes and COVID-19


UCSF expert on the reasons behind California's worsening CoVID outbreak 7.8


San Francisco-based infectious disease expert describes the emergence of a super transmission group in the White House 10.2


First-year UCSF Medical Students Giving Out Donated Cloth Masks In Chinatown, San Francisco

World Journal
September 22, 2020
By Han Li, reporting from San Francisco

Spread the Word: One Woman's Fight to Get Bilingual Covid-19 Info to the Asian American Community


Hospitals Have Trouble Getting Their Hands on Remdesivir as COVID Cases Surge 7.23


Experts analyze the reasons for the worsening of the coronavirus epidemic in California 7/8/20


What should those who are planning summer travel pay attention to 7/8/20


New closures as California confronts virus spike 7/2/20


Police use pepper spray and tear gas to promote the spread of the virus 6/3/20


"Life-and-death life-saving plasma therapy" San Francisco Chinese-led clinical treatment: Everything is unknown 4/28/20


The infection rate and mortality rate of Asian Americans is lower than other ethnic groups may be related to wearing masks 4/17/20


When will the San Francisco home anti-epidemic order be loosened 4/16/20


In addition to causing pneumonia, the novel coronavirus can also attack important organs such as the heart 4/15/20


UCSF Asian Health Institute holds online forum to discuss outbreak 4/14/20


News Talk-From the perspective of pharmacy, how to deal with the novel coronavirus 4/3/20


News Talk-What should people with chronic diseases pay attention to during the epidemic? Are young people less likely to get sick? 4/2/20


Dr. Sarah Summerville explains the importance of the coronavirus shelter-in order and calls on the public to donate medical supplies to jointly fight against the epidemic 3/29/20


Dr. Monica Fung of UCSF on how to reduce community infections and properly observe the shelter-in order 3/24/20


Dr. Sarah Summerville on what advice do UCSF experts have against epidemics 3/23/20


Great Family, episode 138: Dr. Peter Chin-Hong and Dr. Monica Fung on various aspects of COVID-19 3/18/20


Dr. Peter Chin-Hong of UCSF discusses the coronavirus shelter-in order, wearing masks, and the United States epidemic prevention measures 3/17/20-3/20/20


Dr. Peter Chin-Hong, an infectious disease specialist with UCSF, answers questions about the magnitude of the #coronavirus in the Bay Area, how big is the risk and what people should do to stay healthy.