A nutritionist with solid experience in public health (本著我的「營養保健」與「公共衛生」兩種專業,在此跟大家分享資訊) |Contact: pingyuanlu@gmail.com
Friday, June 25, 2021
To Taiwan | 放下對「群體免疫」的執著 回到對老者的關懷
Wednesday, June 16, 2021
To Taiwan | 該如何面對無症狀感染者?
很多人說,當然要儘可能找出「無症狀感染者」,才能切斷社區裡的「隱形傳播鏈」。然而,公共衛生的成敗,畢竟不可能建築在「想當然爾」的基礎之上,因此我以美國CDC新近發布的檢測指引和隔離指引為本,對「如何處理無症狀感染者的傳播風險」提出建議,6月14日獲刊在《上報》:https://www.upmedia.mg/news_info.php?SerialNo=115844
Friday, June 11, 2021
To Taiwan | 優先照顧高危險群,避免COVID死亡悲劇
Friday, April 30, 2021
To the world | Public health basics are the most important things
Singapore has got locally-transmitted cases down to near zero and topped Bloomberg’s COVID Resilience Ranking in April, 2021. It is worth to notice that only 20% of Singaporeans are fully vaccinated. Please check out this story: https://www.bloomberg.com/
Right after the vaccines became available, many officials and experts kept emphasizing high coverage to achieve herd immunity. I wrote an op-ed article this January to remind that herd immunity may not be the only goal that COVID vaccination could pursue. I believe Singapore’s success helps justify my analysis.
(The op-ed article in South China Morning Post:
I actually wrote another article last August to remind that, as of August 14, Singapore had around 20,000 new confirmed cases after lifting its first lockdown, but Singaporeans have switched to watch hospitalization rate carefully, instead of rushing to the second lockdown, and finally the death toll therefore increased by three only.
(This article in Pacific Daily News:
So, once again, I’d like to say vaccines are a really powerful tool and we need to promote the vaccine rollouts. However, we also need to remember the public health basics are fundamentally the most important things to a successful pandemic response. Just like what the Bloomberg story emphasized, “if there’s one lesson from April, it’s that vaccination alone isn’t ending the pandemic.”
Wednesday, April 14, 2021
To Guam & Taiwan | Together Guam and Taiwan can make a difference in world health
An op-ed article titled "Together Guam and Taiwan can make a difference in world health" was published in The Guam Daily Post on April 13, 2021 (Guam time):
Tuesday, February 23, 2021
To Guam & the World | COVID Strategy Should Be to Protect At-Risk Groups
An op-ed article titled "COVID Strategy Should Be to Protect At-Risk Groups" was published in Pacific Sunday News on February 21, 2021:
Thursday, January 21, 2021
To the world | Swine Flu Lessons Show Need to Focus on At-Risk Groups
An op-ed article titled "Swine Flu Lessons Show Need to Focus on At-Risk Groups" was published in South China Morning Post on January 20, 2021:




