Li Peiwu,chief TCMphysician,MD, and doctoral supervisor. He is recognized as one of the first batch of Young Qihuang Scholars and a Guangdong Provincial DistinguishedYoungMedicalTalent.Heserves as a fixed member of the National Key Laboratory for TCM Syndrome, a successor in the7th batch of the national program "Inheritance of the Academic Experience of National Veteran TCM Experts", and the Deputy Director of the Hepatology Department at the First Affiliated Hospital of Guangzhou University of Chinese Medicine.He also holds the titles of the Deputy Director of the Construction Unit of the National South China Regional Traditional Chinese Medicine Spleen and Stomach Disease Diagnosis and Treatment Center, head of Guangdong Provincial Distinguished TCM Practitioner Liu Fengbin Inheritance Studio, and Guangdong Province Health Science Popularization Expert.
In addition to his clinical responsibilities, Li is actively involved in academic and research roles. He is the Deputy Director and Secretary-General of the Integrated Chinese and Western Medicine Committee for Spleen-Stomach Digestive Diseases of the Chinese Research Hospital Association, a committee member of the Youth Committee of theChinaAssociation of ChineseMedicine (CACM), a committee member of the Spleen-Stomach Disease Branch ofCACM, an executive director of the GuangdongAssociationof Chinese IntegrativeMedicine, and the Deputy Director of the Digestive Tract Tumor Prevention and Treatment Professional Committee of the Guangdong Society of ChineseMedicine.
His research focuses on the clinical and basic studies of TCM in the prevention and treatment of chronic atrophic gastritis and the transition from inflammation to cancer, as well as clinical study on TCM treatment for myasthenia gravis.Hehashosted1national key research and development project and5provincial and ministerial-level projects. He has contributed to the formulation of three group standards, received awards such as the second prize of the Guangdong Science and Technology Progress Award and the second prize of the Ministry of Education Science and Technology Progress Award, and published over 50 academic papers.
