Webinar with Dr Lucci Liyeung
Sat, 31 Oct
|https://link.icaahk.org/drlucci
Join us in hearing the story of alumna Dr Lucci Liyeung, a talented doctor and illustrator who has recently published a cartoon series Dr Dumo et al to promote public health awareness to children amidst COVID-19.
Time & Location
31 Oct 2020, 11:00 am – 12:00 pm
https://link.icaahk.org/drlucci
About The Event
Dear Members,
This coming Saturday, ICAAHK is honoured to invite our alumna Dr Lucci Liyeung to speak to us. Dr Lucci graduated from Imperial in 2005, she’s currently an orthopaedic surgeon at the Prince of Wales Hospital. She is also a talented illustrator who has published a cartoon series – Dr Dumo et al in order to promote public health knowledge to children during the pandemic. The series has been a great success and published worldwide. Please do feel free to join us to hear about her journey!
Webinar with Dr Lucci Liyeung
Date: 31 October 2020
Time: 11am-12pm
Zoom Link: https://link.icaahk.org/drlucci
(Limited capacity, places are allocated on a first come first served basis)
The event will be conducted in Cantonese. No pre-registration is required, please direct any enquiries to icaahk@gmail.com.
Best Regards,
ICAAHK
Lucci's Biography:
Dr Lucci Lugee Liyeung is an orthopaedic surgeon at the Prince of Wales Hospital. After obtaining her degree in 2005 in Biomedical Engineering from Imperial College, she took a gap year and volunteered at Namibia Harnas Wildlife Foundation, South America and Africa before joining CUHK’s medical school.
Besides her career as a doctor, Lucci is also a talented illustrator. The theme of her artwork has always been a combination in medicine, animals, music, baseball, and travelling. Lucci has been using her talent to help charities. From 2003-2005, she held a two-year fundraising event for Hong Kong Children Cancer Foundation Hospital” where she designed a product line called “Pethletes”, or pet athletes, and managed to raise over HKD20,000.
During the pandemic period, parents in HK are overwhelmed with the situation. Lucci spent three nights and speedily published a cartoon series – Dr Dumo et al; where she intends to use her artwork to improve the health awareness of children. The series has now been translated into more than 10 different languages which was published worldwide.
Lucci contribution to society has been highly recognised, and she was interviewed by RTHK, Viu TV and multiple other media in HK.